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Federal Public & Community Defender Directory Federal Public & Community Defender Directory as of 05/07/2014 This directory is updated daily. Obtain the latest version of this directory at: http://infoweb.ao.dcn/defenderdir.pdf Errors in this directory should be reported to the InfoWeb Administrator for the respective office Federal Public & Community Defender Directory Middle District of Alabama Community Defender Alabama Middle Federal Defender Program, Inc. Voice Fax City Internal E-mail Address ............................................................................................Christine Freeman, Executive Director 334-834-2099 334-834-0353 Montgomery Christine Freeman/ALMG/11 817 South Court Street Montgomery, AL 36104 Northern District of Alabama Federal Public Defender Alabama Northern Federal Public Defender ............................................................................................Kevin Butler, 205-208-7170 205-307-2567 Birmingham Kevin Butler/ALNF/11 Financial Center Building 505 20th Street North, Room 1425 Birmingham, AL 35203-2605 Huntsville............................................................................................ Office 256-684-8700 256-519-5948 Huntsville 200 Clinton Ave West, Room 503 Huntsville, AL 35801 Southern District of Alabama Community Defender Southern Federal Defender Program, Inc. Carlos............................................................................................ Williams, Executive Director 251-433-0910 251-433-0686 Mobile Carlos Williams/ALSG/11 RSA Tower 11 North Water Street, Suite 11290 Mobile, AL 36602 District of Alaska Federal Public Defender Alaska Federal Public Defender Rich............................................................................................ Curtner, 907-646-3400 907-646-3480 Anchorage Rich Curtner/AKF/09 601 West Fifth Avenue, Suite 800 Anchorage, AK 99501 District of Arizona Federal Public Defender Arizona Federal Public Defender Jon............................................................................................ M. Sands, 602-382-2700 602-382-2800 Phoenix Jon Sands/AZF/09 850 West Adams Street, Room 201 Phoenix, AZ 85007-2730 Flagstaff............................................................................................ Office 928-213-1944 520-382-2800 Flagstaff United States Courthouse 123 North San Francisco Street, Room T 500 Flagstaff, AZ 86001-5296 Salt............................................................................................ Lake City Office 801-538-5090 801-538-5093 Salt Lake City Ken Garth Building 450 South Main Street, Suite 350 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Tucson............................................................................................ Office 520-879-7500 520-879-7600 Tucson Congress Plaza 407 West Congress Street, Suite 501 Tucson, AZ 85701-1352 Yuma............................................................................................ Office 928-314-1780 928-314-1781 Yuma 2285 South Fourth Avenue, Suite 2E Yuma, AZ 85364 Eastern District of Arkansas Federal Public Defender Arkansas Eastern Federal Public Defender Jenniffer............................................................................................ Morris Horan, 501-324-6113 501-324-6128 Little Rock Jenniffer Horan/AREF/08 Victory Building 1401 West Capitol Avenue, Suite 490 Little Rock, AR 72201 05/07/2014 Page 2 of 18 Federal Public & Community Defender Directory Western District of Arkansas Federal Public Defender Arkansas Western Federal Public Defender Voice Fax City Internal E-mail Address ............................................................................................Bruce D. Eddy, 479-442-2306 479-443-1904 Fayetteville Bruce Eddy/ARWF/08 3739 North Steele Boulevard, Suite 280 Fayetteville, AR 72703 El............................................................................................ Dorado Office 479-236-0946 479-443-1904 El Dorado United States Post Office and Courthouse 101 South Jackson Avenue El Dorado, AR 71730 Fort............................................................................................ Smith Office 479-782-1097 479-782-0525 Fort Smith Judge Isaac C. Parker Federal Building 30 South Sixth Street, Room 205 Fort Smith, AR 72901 Central District of California Federal Public Defender California Central Federal Public Defender Sean............................................................................................ Kennedy, 213-894-2854 213-894-0081 Los Angeles Sean Kennedy/CACF/09 321 East Second Street Los Angeles, CA 90012-4202 Riverside............................................................................................ Office 951-276-6346 951-276-6368 Riverside Riverside Metro Center 3801 University Avenue, Suite 150 Riverside, CA 92501-3229 Santa............................................................................................ Ana Office 714-338-4500 714-338-4520 Santa Ana Ronald Reagan Federal Building and United States Courthouse 411 West Fourth Street, Room 7110 Santa Ana, CA 92701 Eastern District of California Federal Public Defender California Eastern Federal Public Defender Heather............................................................................................ E. Williams, 916-498-5700 916-498-5710 Sacramento Heather Williams/CAEF/09 801 I Street, 3rd Floor Sacramento, CA 95814-2510 Fresno............................................................................................ Office 559-487-5561 559-487-5950 Fresno 2300 Tulare Street, Suite 330 Fresno, CA 93721-2232 Northern District of California Federal Public Defender California Northern Federal Public Defender Steven............................................................................................ Gary Kalar, 415-436-7700 415-436-7706 San Francisco Steven Kalar/CANF/09 Phillip Burton United States Courthouse 450 Golden Gate Avenue, Suite 19-6884 San Francisco, CA 94102-3434 Mailing address: Internal Box 36106 San Francisco, CA 94102-3434 Oakland............................................................................................ Office 510-637-3500 510-637-3507 Oakland 555 Twelfth Street, Suite 650 Oakland, CA 94607 San............................................................................................ Jose Office 408-291-7753 408-291-7399 San Jose 160 W. Santa Clara Street, Suite 575 San Jose, CA 95113-1701 Southern District of California Community Defender Federal Defenders of San Diego, Inc. Reuben............................................................................................ Cahn, Executive Director 619-234-8467 619-687-2666 San Diego Reuben Cahn/CASG/09 The NBC Building 225 Broadway, Room 900 San Diego, CA 92101-5030 05/07/2014 Page 3 of 18 Federal Public & Community Defender Directory Southern District of California Community Defender Federal Defenders of San Diego, Inc. Voice Fax City Internal E-mail Address El............................................................................................ Centro Office 760-335-3510 760-335-3610 El Centro 1122 State Street, Room E El Centro, CA 92243 District of Colorado Federal Public Defender Colorado Federal Public Defender ............................................................................................Virginia L. Grady, 303-294-7002 303-294-1192 Denver Virginia Grady/COF/10 Interstate Tower 633 17th Street, Suite 1000 Denver, CO 80202-3660 Cheyenne............................................................................................ Office 307-772-2781 307-772-2788 Cheyenne 214 West Lincolnway, Room 31-A Cheyenne, WY 82001 District of Connecticut Federal Public Defender Connecticut Federal Public Defender Terence............................................................................................ S. Ward, 860-493-6260 860-493-6269 Hartford Terence Ward/CTF/02 Hartford Square North 10 Columbus Boulevard Hartford, CT 06106 New............................................................................................ Haven Office 203-498-4200 203-498-4207 New Haven 265 Church Street, Suite 702 New Haven, CT 06510-7003 District of Delaware Federal Public Defender Delaware Federal Public Defender Edson............................................................................................ A. Bostic, 302-573-6010 302-573-6041 Wilmington Edson Bostic/DEF/03 800 North King Street, Suite 200 - CHU Wilmington, DE 19801 District of District of Columbia Federal Public Defender District of Columbia Federal Public Defender A............................................................................................. J. Kramer, 202-208-7500 202-208-7515 Washington A. J. Kramer/DCF/DC 625 Indiana Avenue, N.W., Suite 550 Washington, DC 20004 Middle District of Florida Federal Public Defender Florida Middle Federal Public Defender Donna............................................................................................ Lee Elm, 813-228-2715 813-228-2562 Tampa Donna Elm/FLMF/11 Park Tower Building 400 North Tampa Street, Room 2700 Tampa, FL 33602 Fort............................................................................................ Myers Office 239-334-0397 239-334-4109 Fort Myers The Kress Building 1514 Broadway, Room 301 Fort Myers, FL 33901 Jacksonville............................................................................................ Office 904-232-3039 904-232-1937 Jacksonville BB&T Tower 200 West Forsyth Street, Room 1240 Jacksonville, FL 32202 Ocala...........................................................................................
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