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Please allow me to introduce you to a special edition of The I hope you' ll join me in Sheriffs Star magazine, our Annual Guide to Government. welcoming those Sheriffs. You Each year, we research and compile important informa- can read more about them in the Sherdfs' biographies begin- tion for use by state agencies, legislators, local o5cials and ning on page 31, And be sure to catch our story about the anyone else needing a road map of public o5cials and gov- New Sheriffs School on page 52. ernment o5ces. That's what you' ll find in the front of this Which brings me to another thought. In the past, some magazine. people have proposed term limits for local o5cials. What I'd In the last 12 pages, we' ve included updates on criminal like to point out is the fact that there seems to be a natural justice issues that you' ll be hearing about in the 1997 Leg- "term limit" built into the system —the views of the voters. islative session. You can also read what two of your legisla- In the past nine years I've been associated with the Flori- tors have to say about what will take place in the halls of the da Sheriffs Association, we' ve had 66 new Sheriffs in the state Capitol. of Florida. Some counties have experienced more turnover Expect your Florida Sheriffs to be out there in full force than others, but still it's a large number considering there are during the session, as always, getting across vital information only 67 counties. to lawmakers and assuring a continued tough stance on So I'd like to offer my view: There is no need for term crime. limitations. Let the voters decide. This year, Florida lawmakers may recognize a few new faces in the crowd. Twenty new faces to be exact, as in this past election 12 incumbent Sheriffs were defeated and eight J.M. "Buddy" Phillips retired. Executive Director

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A messagefrom Geoffrey Monge, President Florida Sheriffs Association

s we rapidly head toward the Commission on Law Enforcement beginning of the 2 1st century, Accreditation. This group of Sheriffs, we are witnessing several pro- Chiefs of Police and others, have gressive moves in the law enforcement developed a procedure whereby all profession throughout Florida and the Florida law enforcement agencies may U.S. choose to participate in the accredita- thetic with the striving and tolerant Six years ago, the Sarasota SherifFs tion process. This process assures ofthe u eak and the wrong —some Office adopted Community Policing that proper written policies are in time in your life you uill have been (CP) as the method by which we pro- place and are being followed. It will all of these; do not equate money vide law enforcement service in Sara- greatly enhance the professionalism of wi th success —there are many suc- sota County, The basic concept of CP law enforcement and reduce our lia- cessful money makers uho are mis- is to get back into closer contact with bility. I'd like to note that of the first erable failures as human beings. the people we serve so we can work 10 agencies to be accredited this what counts most about success is by " together to identify and solve prob- Commission, nine were Sheriffs' how aperson achieves it. lems. As I thought about this recently, offices. We congratulate them all, I was reminded that the Florida Sher- along with the Commission, for bring- Lastly, let me say thanks to all who iffs Association, through its thousands ing accreditation to our state. read this and are involved in helping of members, has been practicing a As I close, let me quote Hugh our association by supporting the form of Community Policing for many Shearer: Florida Sheriffs' Youth Ranches. years, Our Honorary Members be- "Florida's Charity for Florida's Chil- come the eyes and ears of the Florida "No one will ever get out ofthis dren" will celebrate its 40th anniver- Sheriffs Association across the state u orld alive. . . Resolve therefore: sary this year, and we thank you all for and help keep the association in tune Maintain a reasonable sense ofval- your continued support. By working with their needs and concerns. Also, ues; take care ofyourself. Good together, we will keep Florida a great education is an important part of Com- health is our major source ofu ealth state in which to reside, munity Policing and by providing —without it, happiness is almost information and crime prevention impossible; be cheerful and helpful articles in The Sheriff's Star maga- —people will repay you in kind; zine, we are keeping our membership avoid angry, abrasi ve persons— Geoffrey Monge informed. they are generally vengeful; avoid Sheriff, Sarasota County Another important step taken by zealots —they are generally humor- President of the Florida law enforcement is the work less; be tender uith theyoung, com- Florida Sher8s Association recently completed by the Florida passionate ui th the aged, sympa-

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Business and Professional Community Affairs Health Care Administration,

Rag uhatlon Div/sions Agency for Divisions Emergency Management Administration Management Services Administration Housing and Community Health Policy & Cost Control Divisions Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco Development Health Quality Assurance Administration Certified Public Accountants Resource Planning & Medicaid Quality Assurance Administrative Hearings Hotels & Restaurants Management State Health Purchasing Building Construction Florida Land Sales, Capitol Police Condominiums & Mobile Corrections Juvenile Justice Communications Homes Operations Operations Facilities Management Pari. Mutuel Wagering Health Services Management & Budget Human Relations Commission Professions Management & Budget Programming & Planning Information Resource Real Estate Programs: Commission Regulation Admission Labor & Employment Security Information Services Technology & Release Authority Administrative Services Motor Pool Adult Services Blind Services (Vehides/Aircraft) Children & Family Services, Interstate Compact Labor, Employment & Training Personnel Management Dept. of Planning & Research Safety Services Administration Probation & Parole Services Workers' Compensation Purchasing Adult Services Unemployment Compensation Retirement Alcohol, Drug Abuse & Environmental Protection Vocational Rehabilitation State Employees' Insurance Mental Health Divisions Children & Family Services Administration & Technical Lottery Military Affairs Developmental Sewices Services Divisions Adjutant General Economic Services Air Resources Management Administration Sub-District Administration Environmental Resource Corporate Sales Tourism, Trade and Permiing Financial Management Economic Development Citrus Law Enforcement Games & Contract Florida Dept. of Citrus Marine Resources Management Transportation Economic/Market Research Recreation & Parks Information Resource Dtvtstons Food Service Business Unit State Lands Management Communications & Fresh Fruit Business Unit Waste Management Information Security Governmental Affairs International Marketing Water Facilities Management District Operations Business Unit Marketing Administration Finance & Administration Processed Products Business Marketing Services Planning & Engineering Unit Planning/Research & Sales Scientific Research Support

Administration, Governor and at least 3 Law Enforcement Revenue 'Board of Cabinet Members Divisions Programs Governor Criminal Investigations Administrative Services Treasurer Highway Safety & Criminal Justice Child Support Enforcement Comptroller Motor Vehicles Information Systems Compliance & Education Divisions Criminal Justice General Tax Administration Executive Clemency, Florida Highway Patrol Standards & Training Information Services 'Board of Drivers Licenses Human Resources Operations & Account ("Pardon Board") Motor Vehides Local Law Enforcement Management Administrative Services Assistance * Ncn-Depanmentat Agency

4 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY I 997 Commissioner of Agriculture Legal Opinions of Education (a Cabinet member) Agent 8 Agency Services Department of Agriculture & Medicaid Fraud is the Secretary and Executive Insurance Consumer Services Consumer Services Public Affairs Officer. Insurance Fraud Divisions Statewide Special Prosecutor Insurer Services Administration Victim Services Divisions Legal Services Agricultural Environmental Public Schools Rehabilitation and Liquidation Services Comptroller Vocational Education Risk Management Animal Industry Department of Universities (Board of Regents) State Fire Marshal Chemistry Banking & Rnance Community Colleges Treasury Consumer Services Divisions Blind Services Dairy Industry Abandoned Property Food Safety Accounting/Auditing Secretary of State Forestry Administration Deparlment of State Fruit 8 Vegetables Banking Divisions Marketing Finance Elections Plant Industry Information Systems Corporations Standards Securities Library & Information Services Administrative Services Attorney General Commissioner of Education Cultural Affairs Department of Legal Affairs Deparlment of Education Licensing Divisions The head of the Department of Historical Resources Administration Education is the State Board of Civil Litigation Education composed of the Treasurer Criminal Appeals Governor and Cabinet. Department of Insurance Economic Crimes The Governor is Chairman of Divisions Eminent Domain the Board, and the Commissioner Administration

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" GOVERNOR 1994 Honors chosen "Most Valuable Member, Florida House and Senate, numerous times. (D) 05ce Location...... , ...... Capitol Building Telephone Number...... , ...... 904/488-4711 1 Born Lakeland, FL, April 3, 1930 Edu- cation BS Degree, 1952, LLB Degree, 1955, JD Degree, 1967, University of Florida; holds honorary degrees from many universities Wife Rhea Grafton Chiles Children four Professional Career practicing attorney, 1955 to ATI'ORNEY GENERAL 1971; instructor, Florida Southern Col- Director, Collins Center for Public Policy, lege, 1955 to 1958; LeRoy 1989-90; Eminent Scholar, Manning Dauer Chair, Department of (D) Born Passaic, August 20, 1942 Edu- Political Science, University of Florida, 1989-90 Political Career NJ, cation BS-BA Degree, University of Florida House of Representatives 1958-66; Florida Senate, 1967-70; Florida; JD Degree, University of U.S. Senate, 1971-89;elected governor, 1990, re-elected governor, Law School; advanced studies, interna- 1994Awards Child Advocate of the Year, 1995; Outstanding Politi- tional law, U. of Miami; adjunct profes- cal Advocate for Young Children Award, 1996; one of ten national sor, Nova University Graduate School of "Heroes for the American Family", 1996; spokesperson "Help Criminal Justice Wife Marta Prado Chil- Them Thrive, Birth To Five" Campaign. dren two Career attorney for Broward Office Location ...... Capitol Building County Sheriff's 08ice, 1972-73; Assis- Telephone Number ...... 904/488-4441 tant State Attorney; Assistant Broward County Administrator, 1974; LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR County and Circuit Judge, 1974-78; Appointed Broward County Sheriff, 1978; elected Sherif'f 1980; appointed Executive Director, Kenneth H. "Buddy" Fla. Dept. Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, 1982; Mayor of Sun- rise, FL, 1984; practiced law; elected Attorney General in Mackay 1986, (D) 1990 and 1994. 0$ce Location ...... Capitol Building Born Ocala, FL, March 22, 1933 Edu- Telephone Number ...... 904/487-1963 cation Marion County Public Schools, Davidson, University of Florida, BS-BA, 1954, LLB, 1961 Wife Anne Selph MacK- ay Children four sons Church Presby- Membership Ijlieans Prevention terian Military three years as pilot in What does the Florida Sheriffs Association represent to you as a res- U.S. Air Force Career Florida House of ident of Florida' Plenty. By offering affordable training, initiating special Representatives, 1968-74; Florida Senate, 1974-80; practiced law task forces, providing legal services and more, your Florida Sheriffs family's and managed cattle and citrus businesses; U.S. House of Association is making a differenc in every community throughout the Representatives 1982-88; Chairman, Florida Democratic Party' s state. Each member receives special publications to help them become Campaign Committee; spokesman for Washington-based Democra- better informed about crime prevention. If you'd ffke more information, call for a free brochure: f 800-877-2188. tic Leadership Council; elected Lieutenant Governor, 1990 and

6 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 199T STATE TREASURER, INSURANCE Center Director; Largo City Commissioner, 1982-86; Vice Mayor, 1985-86; Florida House of Representatives, 1986-1994; elected COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL tionssSecretary of State, 1994; active in many Republican Party organiza- Honors numerous legislative leadership awards, Florida Med- Bill Nelson (D) ical Association, Stop Turning Out Prisoners, Florida League of Born Miami, FL, September 29, 1942 Cities and others; Allen Morris Most Respected Legislator; listed in Education BA Degree, Yale University, Who's Who in American Politics; Who's Who of American Women. 1965;JD Degree, University of Virginia, 05ce Location ...Capitol Building 1968; honorary degrees from Rollins Telephone Number .904/414-5500 College, Bethune-Cookman College, Florida Institute of Technology and Embry-Riddle University Wife Grace COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION Children two Military Captain, U. S. Frank T. Army, active duty 1968-70, reserve, Brogan (R) 1965-71 Career practicing attorney, 1970-79; Florida House of Born Lafayette, IN, September 6, 1953 Representatives, 1972-78; U.S. House of Representatives, 1979-91; Education University of Cincinnati, Chairman, Space Subcommittee, 1985-91; trained and flew with Magna Cum Laude; Master's Degree in space shuttle crew, 1986; described experiences in a book titled Education, Florida Atlantic University; Mission, 1988;author of articles published in scientific periodicals; doctoral course work at Nova University returned to practice of law, 1991;elected State Treasurer, 1994. Wife Mary Church Catholic Career Oflice Location .Capitol Building teacher, assistant middle school princi- Telephone Number .904/92 2-3 100 pal and principal; Superintendent of Schools, Martin County, FL, six years; elected Commissioner of Education, f994 Honors nominated COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE " by Commissioner of Education for "Superintendent of the Year, 1991; Department of Education's Classrooms First Committee; Bob Crawford Chairman, (D) Chairman, Martin County Children's Services Council; Chairman, Born Bartow, FL, January 26, 1948Edu- Martin County Task Force on Drug and Alcohol Abuse; held leader- cation Wife Nancy ship positions in charitable fund-raising campaigns. Sue Children two Church Baptist Busi- 05ce Location .Capitol Building ness Career owner of real estate and Telephone Number .904/487- 1785 securities investment firm Political Career Florida House of Representatives 1976-82; Florida Senate, 1982-90; Pres- STATE COMPTROLLER ident of the Senate, 1989-90; elected Commissioner of Agriculture 1990 and "Bob" " R. F. Milligan (R) "Most EG'ective Member of Florida Senate, 1987-88; 1994; chosen Born Teaneck, NJ, December 27, 1932 Mutu- received awards from Florida Farm Bureau Federation, Citrus Education BS Engineering Degree, U.S. al, Phosphate Council, Fruit and Vegetable Association. Naval Academy; MS in Business Admin- 05ce Location .Capitol Building istration, University of Rochester; com- Telephone Number .904/488-302 2 pleted doctoral studies in economics, University of Maryland Wife June Chil- SECRETARY OF STATE dren four Church Methodist Military 39 years of U.S, Navy and Marine Corps Sandra B.Mortham (R) service; U.S. Naval Academy graduate; Born Erie, PA, January 4, 1951 Educa- advanced to the rank of Lt. (three-star) General commanding Fleet tion graduated from Largo (FL) High Marine Forces-Pacific and Marine Corps bases-Pacific; retired in School with honors, 1969; St. Peters- 1991 Career Highlights for three years served as private consultant burg Junior College, AS Degree, 1971; and advisor to organizations in the public and private sector; elect- Eckerd College, BA Degree, 1989 ed State Comptroller, 1994. Spouse Allen Children two Church 05ce Location .Capitol Building Presbyterian Career financial consul- Telephone Number .904/488-0370 tant; dental hygienist; Women's Medical

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 1$9T 7 Cynthia Burt, Director PROGRAIIII OFFICES & Policy Coordination Frank J. Koutnik* (904) 487.1196 (904) 488-8466 Emergency Mgmt. Policy Alcohol & Substance Abuse Administrator Certified Public Ken Decerchio, Assistant Anne Peery (904) 413-9937 'fgo stra Accountants Secretary Dir of Florida Martha Willis, Director 1317Winewood Blvd. Communities Trust (*Address same as above. ) Administration, Fruit & Vegetables 2610 NW 43rd St., Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 922-2207 State Board of Dr. Eugene A. Laurent, Suite 1A (904) 487-2239 Comptroller Director Gainesville, 32606 Charles Anderson* (See Banking) Tom Herndon P. 0. Box 1072 (904) 955.2165 Developmental Services Internal Auditor Executive Director Winter Haven, 33882-1072 Charles Kimber, Assistant (904) 487-4658 Corrections, 1801 Hermitage Blvd. (813) 291-5820 Hotels & Restaurants Secretary Department of P. 0. Box 1 33tIO Dorothy Joyce, Director 1317Winewood Blvd. Ralph Cantral 32317-3300 Tallahassee, Marketing & Development Johns Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399.0700 Admin. of Florida Coastal Harry K. Singletaiy, Jr. (904) 488~6 Nelson Pugh, Director 725 S. Bronough St. (904) 4884257 Zone Office Secretary 407 S. Calhoun St., Tallahassee, 32399 (904) 922-5438 2601 Blairstone Rd. Agriculture & Rm. 435 (904) 488-1133 Economic Self-Sufficiency Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Consumer Services, Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Linda Dillworth, Assistant Tony Riordan* (904) 488-7480 Department of (904) 488-4031 Land Sales, Secretary Federal Resource Condominiums & 1317 Winewood Blvd. Administrator Bernard Cohen* Bob Crawford Plant Industry Mobile Homes Tallahaasee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-8466 Asst. to the Secretary Commissioner of Richard Gaskalla, Director Bob Ellzey, Director (904) 488-3271 (904) 488-7480 Agriculture P. O. Box 147100 Warren Bldg. Douglas P. Buck* The Capitol, PL-10 Gainesville, 32614-7100 202 Blount St. Family Safety & Dir. of Housing & Bill Thurber' 32399-0810 Tallahassee, (904) 372-3505 Tallahassee, 32399-1030 Preservation Community Deputy Secretary (904) 488-3022 (904) 488-1631 Linda Radigan, Assistant Development (904) 488-7860 Standards Secretary (904) 488-7956 Office of Agricultural Don Farmer, Director Pari-Mutuel Wagering* 1317Winewood Blvd. Stan Czerniak' Law Enforcement 3125 Conner Blvd. , Deborah Miller, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Michael D. McDaniel* Assistant Secretary Director Don Steverson, Rm. 137 (904) 488-9130 (904) 488-8762 Chief of the Bureau of Office of Security & 545 E. Tennessee St. Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Community Assistance Institutional Mgmt. Tallahassee, 32308 (904) 488-0645 Professions* Mental Health (904) 488-7541 (904) 488-8181 (904) 922-6507 Dorothy Faircloth, Director John Bryant, Assistant Attorney General (904) 487-9501 Secretary Tom Pierce* Nancy Wittenberg* Larry Strong (See Legal Affairs) 1317Winewood Blvd. Chief of the Bureau of Asst. Secretary Admin. Inspector General Real Estate Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Community (904) 488-3800 2940 E. Park Ave. , 2nd Floor Auditor General Henry Solares, Director (904) 488-8304 Development Tallahassee, 32399-0810 400 W. Robinson St. (904) 922-5434 Eugene Morris* (904) 488-6200 Charles L. Lester Orlando, 32802 Citrus, Department of Bureau of Information Auditor General (407) 423-6053 Jim Tait* Services DIVISIONS G-74 Pepper Bldg. Daniel L. Santangelo Dir. of Energy Policy 8 (904) 488-0420 P. O. Box 1735 Regulation* Executive Director Technical Assistance Administration Tallahassee, 32302-1735 Bill Reeves, Director P. 0. Box 148 (904) 488-6764 Dr. Charles Mathews* Director Mike Gresham, (904) 488-5534 (904) 488-0062 Lakeland, 33802-0148 Assistant Secretary 407 S. Calhoun St., Rm. 509 (941) 499-2500 Charles Pattison* Health Services Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Banking & Finance, Technology, Licensure Dir. of Resource Planning (904) 922-6645 (904) 488-5321 Department of & Testing' Community Affairs, & Management Pat Parmer, Director Department of (904) 488-2356 Wilson Bell Environmental Agricultural Robert F. Milligan (904) 922-4435 Assistant Secretary Services Comptroller James F. Murley Jim Quinn* Office of Education & Steve Rutz, Director The Capitol, Plaza Level *(Mailing Address: Secretary Chief of the Bureau of Job Training 3125 Conner Blvd. , Rm. 130 Tallahassee, 32399-0350 1940 N. Monroe St. William E. Sadowski Bldg. State Planning (904) 487-2270 32399-1650 Tallahassee, (904) 488-0370 Tallahassee, 32399- 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. (904) 488-4925 (904) 488-3731 0750) Tallahassee, 32399-2100 Harry Dodd Business & (904) 488-8466 Tom Beck* Assistant Secretary Animal Industry Professional Children & Families, Chief of the Bureau of Office of Executive Services Dr. Leroy Coffman, Director Regulation, Department of G. Steven Pfeiffer* Local Planning (904) 488-9940 407 S. Calhoun St., Rm. 335 Department of Assistant Secretary (904) 488-9210 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Edward A. Feaver (904) 488-8466 Marselias Durham* (904) 488-7747 Richard T. Farrell Secretary Joseph Myers* Assistant Secretary Secretary 1323 Winewood Blvd. Stephanie G. Kruer* Dir. of Emergency Mgmt. Office of Community Services Consumer Henry Osborne, Deputy Tallahassee, 32399-0700 General Counsel (904) 41 3-9969 Corrections J. R. Kelly, Director Secretary (904) 487-1111 (904) 488-041 0 (904) 487-3865 Calhoun St. Rm. 235 407 S. , Delane Anderson, Deputy Eric Tolbert' Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Secretary Samara Navarro Lynn Ekholm* Chief of the Bureau Fred Schuknecht' 922-2967 (904) 1940 N. Monroe St. Deputy Secretary Dir. of Admin. Servs. of Preparedness Inspector General Tallahassee, 32399-0750 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-0860 and Response Office of the Inspector Dairy Industry (904) 487-2252 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 413-9837 General Dean Elliott, Director (g04) 487-1111 Mary E. "Molly" Payne* (904) 488-9265 3125 Conner Blvd. , Rm. 29 DIVISIONS Public Information Shirley Collins* Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Melissa Jacoby Administrator Chief of the Bureau ('Address same as above) (904) 487-1450 Administration* Executive Staff Director (904) 488-8466 of Recovery and Tom Clemons, Director of 1323 Winewood Blvd. Mitigation REGIONAL Food Safety Administration Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Susan Leigh (904) 41 3-9950 DIRECTORS Director Dr. Dan S. Smyly, (904) 487-9510 (904) 488W06 Dir. of the Florida Housing 3125 Conner Blvd. , Rm. 181 Finance Agency Eve Rainey Region I Tallahasssee, 32399-1650 Alcoholic Beverages Dennis L. Croft 227 N. Bronough St. Chief of Compliance Richard Kirkland 488-0295 (904) 8 Tobacco' Asst. Secretary for Suite 5000 Planning & Support 4610 Hwy. 90 East Richard Boyd, Director Administration Tallahassee, 32301-1329 (904) 41 3-9926 Marianna, 32446 Forestry (904) 488-3227 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-4197 (904) 482-9533 Earl Peterson, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Lynne Moeller' 3125 Conner Blvd. Rm. 228 * , Budget & Planning, (904) 488-7851 Benjamin Starrett* Legislative Specialist Region II Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Office of Dir. of Strategic Planning (904) 488-8466 Joe Petrovsky 488-4274 (904) 5700 SW 34th St., S-335

8 THE SHERIFF'9 STAR JANUARY I FEBRUARY t 997 Gainesville, 32608-5373 Education Environmental Health Care All addresses: Director (352) 955-2035 1114Turlington Bldg. Resource Permitting Administration, Neil Kirkman Bldg. Room 319-B, Larson Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Jeremy Craft Agency for Tallahassee, 32399-0500 Tallahassee, 32399-0326 Region III (904) 488-8961 (904) 488-0130 (904) 922-3142 George Denman Douglas M. Cook Insurance, 400 W. Robinson St. Betty Coxe, Director State Lands Executive Director Department of Office of the Deputy of S-N-909 Division of Human Percy W. Mallison 2727 Mahan Drive Legal Affairs Orlando, 32801 Resource Development (904) 488-2725 Ste. 3116 Bill Nelson Dan Sumner, Deputy of (407) 245-0840 203 Turlington Bldg. Tallahassee, 32308* Treasurer and Insurance Legal Affairs Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Technical Services (904) 922-5527 Commissioner The Capitol, LL-26 Region IV (904) 487-3663 (Vacant) The Capitol Tallahassee, 32399-0307 Carl D. Berry (904) 488-2790 Thomas J. Wallace* Tallahassee, 32399-0301 (904) 922-3103 3810 Inverrary Rd. Environmental Assistant Director (904) 922-3100

Bldg. C., Suite 101 Protection, Waste Management Ste. 3116 Division of Legal Services Lauderhill, 33319 Department of John Ruddell (904) 922-5760 Pete Mitchell Don Dowdell, Director (954) 497-3300 (904) 487-3299 Chief of Staff The Capitol, LL-26 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. Richard T. Lutz, Director The Capitol, PL-11 Tallahassee, 32399-0307 Region V Tallahassee, 32399-3000 Water Facilities Division of State Health Tallahassee 32399-0302 (904) 922-3110 Joe Papy Mimi Drew Purchasing (904) 922-3104 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. Virginia B. Wetherell (904) 487-1855 (904) 922-6463 Dwision of Legal Services Suite 101 Secretary (Vacant), Deputy Dennis Silverman, Asst. Tampa, 33609-3481 (904) 488-1 554 Ethics, Gary Crayton, Director* Chief of Staff Director (813) 871-7230 Commission on Medicaid The Capitol, PL-11 Room 612 Larson, Paul D. Moses (904) 488-3560 Tallahassee, 32399-0302 Larson Bldg. Education, Deputy Secretary Bonnie Williams (904) 922-3104 Tallahassee, 32399-0333 Department of (904) 921-9717 Executive Director Christy Gregg, Director* (904) 922-3110 2822 Remington Green Cir. Administrative Services Susanne Murphy, Deputy Frank T. Brogan Kirby B.Green III Suite 101 (904) 488-2964 Insurance Commissioner Rehabilitation and Commissioner of Deputy Secretary P. 0. Drawer 15709 Room 101, Larson Bldg. Liquidation Education (904) 488-7131 Tallahassee, 32317-5709 Gloria C Henderson Tallahassee, 32399-0305 Belinda Miller, Director The Capitol (904) 488-7864 Director (904) 922-3101 Woodcrest Office Plaza Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Nevin Smith Medical Quality Assurance John Knox Road (904) 487-1785 Executive Services Dir. Executive Clemency, 1940 N. Monroe Street Candy Crawford, Deputy Bldg. L, Room 200 (904) 488-2955 Office of Northwood Center Fire Marshal/Insurance Tallahassee, 32303.0334 Wayne Pierson Tallahassee, FL 32399- Consumer Services (904) 922.3179 Deputy Commissioner DISTRICT Mrs. Janet H. Keels 0782 The Capitol, PL-11 for Planning, Budgeting DIRECTORS Coordinator (904) 488.7176 Tallahassee, 32399-0306 Risk Management & Management 2601 Blairstone Road (904) 922-3101 R. J. Castellanos, Director 1702 The Capitol Bobby Cooley Bldg. C, Rm. 229 Marshall Keliey, Director* Room 308 Hermitage Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Northwest Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Health Quality Assurance Don Pride, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0336 (904) 488-6539 Pensacola (904) 488-2952 Ste. 200 Communications & Public (904) 922-3120 (904) 444-8300 (904) 487-2527 Affairs Robert Bedford Fire Marshal- The Capitol, PL-11 State Fire Marshal Deputy Commissioner for Richard Garrity (See Insurance) Jerome Hoffman* Tallahassee, 32399-0301 Charles D Clark Director Educational Programs Southwest General Counsel (904) 922-3108 Room 664, Fletcher Bldg. 514 Turlington Bldg. Tampa Game & Fresh Water Ste. 34158 Tallahassee, 32399-0340 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 (813) 744-61 00 Fish Commission (904) 922-5873 Norma Meier, Director (904) 922-3170 (904) 488-2601 Office of Information Vivian Garfein Dr. Allan L. Egbert Marilynn Evert* Services Treasury Michael Olenick Central Executive Director External Affairs BISB Larson Bldg. Bud Cain, Director General Counsel Orlando 620 S. Meridian St. Ste. 3107 Tallahassee, 32399-0316 Room P-I The Capitol 1702 The Capitol (407) 894-7555 101 Bryant Bldg. (904) 922-5766 (904) 922-3184 Tallahassee, 32399-0343 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Tallahassee, 32399-1600 (904) 922-3165 (904) 487.1830 Peter J. Ware (904) 488-2975 Rufus Noble' Jean Whitten, Director South Inspector General Office of Budget & Juvenile Justice, David Rodriguez, Director Ft. Myers Victor J. Heller Ste. 3130B Strategic Planning Department of Division of Administration (941) 332.6975 Assistant Exec. Director (904) 921-4897 G43A Larson Bldg. 914 Turlington Bldg. (904) 488-3084 Tallahassee, 32399-Q3Q3 Calvin Ross, Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Ernest Frey (*Address same as above. ) (904) 922-3181 2737 Centerview Drive (904) 487-2310 Northeast Commissioners: Tallahassee, 32399-3100 Jacksonville Mr. Joe Bruner Highway Safety & DIVISIONS (904) 488-1850 Sherry Plymale, Director (904) 448-4300 Dr. Quinton L. Hedgepeth Motor Vehicles Cabinet Affairs/ Mrs. Gilbert W. Humphrey Administration Woodrow W. Harper' Legislative Affairs Carlos Rivero-de Aguilar Mr. Thomas B. Kibler Fred O. Dickinson III Ken Nipper, Director Deputy Secretary PL-08, The Capitol Southeast Ms. Julie K. Morris Executive Director Room 146, Larson Bldg. (904) 488-1850 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400 West Palm Beach (904) 488-6438 Tallahassee, 32399-0313 (904) 488-0080 (561) 681-6600 Governor (904) 922.3180 Susan G. Bisbee* DIVISIONS Executive Staff Director Joyce Hobson, Director DIVISION Hon. Lawton Chiles Division of Agent & (904) 921-5900 Business & Citizen DIRECTORS The Capitol Administrative Services Agency Services Partnerships Tallahassee, 32399-0001 Bill Snuggs Director John Hale, Director Janet Ferris* 126 Turlington Bldg. Administrative Services (904) 488-4441 (904) 488-1404 Room 131-A, Larson Bldg. General Counsel Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Myra Williams Tallahassee, 32399-0318 (904) 921-4129 (904) 488-8385 (904) 488-8587 Health, Department of Driver Licenses (904) 922-3135 Sandra Lambert, Director David L. Smith Brewser Brown, Director Air Resources Management James Howell (904) 488-5310 Insurance Consumer Inspector General Communications Howard Rhodes Secretary Services (904) 921-6344 PL-08, The Capitol (904) 488-0114 1309 Winewood Blvd. Florida Highway Patrol Elsie Crowell, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Ron Grimming, Director Room 518-A, Larson Bldg. Rex Uberman, Deputy (904) 488.9968 Law Enforcement (904) 487-2945 (904) 922-5319 Tallahassee, 32399-0321 Secretary for Operations H. M. "Mickey" Watson (904) 922.3130 (904) 921-6291 Clark Maxwell, Director (904) 488-5757 Children's Medical Services Information Systems Division of Community Eric Handler, Assistant Administration Insurance Fraud Elaine W. Bryant Colleges Marine Resources Secretary Randy Esser, Director Ron Poindexter, Director Assistant Secretary for 1314Turlington Bldg. Ed Conklin 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-6264 Room 649, Fletcher Bldg. Management and Budget Tallahassee, 32399-0400 (904) 488-6058 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0324 (904) 487-9575 (904) 488-1721 (904) 488-3907 Motor Vehides (904) 922-3115 Recreation and Parks Charles J. Brantley, Director George Hinchliffe Joseph Stephens, Director Fran Mainella (904) 488-6084 Insurer Services Assistant Secretary for Division of Applied (904) 488-6131 Karen Asher-Cohen, Programming and Technology & Adult

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 1997 9 Planning (904) 487-7777 Patsy Barber, Director Joe Garcia Patti Pillar (904) 921-4188 EXECUTIVE STAFF 4050 Esplanade Way, Julia L. Johnson 325 W. Gaines Street Management Services, Ste. 135 Diane Kiesling Turlington Bldg. Susanne Casey Michael M. McHargue Depargtment of Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Executive Services Director Inspector General (904) 922-5449 Revenue, (904) 922-6026 (904) 921-3048 (904) 488.1497 Bill Lindner, Secretary Department of 4050 Esplanade Way, Purchasing State, (*Address same as above. ) Michael Ramage Ste. 250 George C. Banks, Director L. H. Fuchs Department of General Counsel Tallahassee, 32399-0950 4050 Esplanade Way, Executive Director Labor and (904) 488-8323 (904}488-2786 Ste, 335 104 Carlton Bldg. Sandra B. Mortham Employment Security, Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Secretai}r of State Department of Jamie McLaughlin Cecil L. Mills* (904) 488-7303 (904) 488-5050 The Capitol, PL-2 Executive Investigations Deputy Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-0250 Doug Jamerson (904) 488-5565 (904) 488-3341 Retirement James A. Zingale (904) 488-3680 Secretary A. J. McMullian Deputy Exec. Director 2012 Capital Circle, S.E. Gary Yates Derick Daniel* Director 104 Carlton Bldg. Transportation, Suite 303 Hartman Bldg. Research & Planning Deputy Secretary Cedars Executive Center Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Department of Tallahassee, 32399-2152 (904) 488-8771 (904) 488.2786 N. Monroe St., Bldg. C (904) 488-5846 (904) 922-7021 Tallahassee, 32303 Ben Watts, Secretary John Ridgeway *(Mailing address same (904) 488-5540 PROGRAMS Haydon Burns Bldg. DIVISIONS Chief Information Officer as Secretary) 605 Suwannee St. (904) 488-6041 State Employees' Administrative Services Tallahassee 32399 0450 Administrative Services DIVISIONS Insurance Marie G. Robinson (904) 488-6721 Theresa B. Frederick, Liz Hirst Millie Seay, Director Program Director Director Public Information Officer Administration 4040 Esplanade Way, 137 Carlton Bldg. ASSISTANT 2012 Capital Circle, S.E. (904) 488.8771 George Haynie, Director Ste. 101 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 SECRETARIES Suite 310 Hartman Bldg. 4050 Esplanade Way, Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (904) 922-9221 Tallahassee, 32399-2161 POLICY DEVELOPMENT Ste. 160 (904) 921-4605 District Operations (904) 488-1188 & OVERSIGHT Tallahassee, 32399-0950 General Tax Administration Nick Serianni (904) 488-0968 Military Affairs, Steve Hammond (904) 488-4403 Blind Services Gerald Bailey Deparfment of Senior Program Director Whit Springfield, Director Performance Measurement Administrative Hearings 5050 W. Tennessee Street Finance and Administration 2540 Executive Center & Customer Service Dir. Sharyn Smith, Director Maj. Gen. Ronald 0. Bldg. D-1 Thomas F. Barry Circle (904) 487-2901 DeSoto Bldg. Hardison Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 488-6634 Suite 203 Douglas Bldg. 1230 Apalachee Pkwy. The Adjutant General (904) 488-2841 Tallahassee, 32399.2950 Donna Uzzell Tallahassee, 32399-1550 St. Francis Barracks Planning and Engineering (904) 488-1 330 Information Program Dir. (904) 488.9675 P. 0. Box 1008 Jim Evers Frank Carlile (904) 488-3961 St. Augustine, 32085-1008 Program Director (904) 922-5820 Jobs and Benefits Building Construction (904) 823-0100 5050 W. Tennessee Street Kathy McLeskey, Director Rod Caswell William A. Scaringe, Dir. Bldg. D-5 COUNCILS AND 1320 Executive Center Investigations/Protection 4030 Esplanade Way, Law Enforcement Point Tallahassee, 32399-0100 COMMISSIONS Drive Program Dir. Ste. 335 of Contact (904) 488-5163 Suite 300 Atkins Bldg. (904) 487-1806 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 LTC Jerry Vaughn Aviation Advisory Council Tallahassee, 32399-0667 (904) 488-1817 Robert F. Ensslin, Jr. Glenn Bedonie Marion Hart (904) 488-7228 Leon Lowry Armory Program Director Executive Secretary Professionalism Program Capitol Police P. 0. Box 1008 5050 W. Tennessee Street (904}488-4111 Safety Dir. Timothy D. Kerns St. Augustine, 32085-1008 Bldg. D-3 Altha Manning, Director (904) 487-0491 213 Capitol Bldg. (904) 823-0430 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 FL Transportation 2002 Old St. Augustine Rd. Tallahassee, 32316-0899 (904) 488-0320 Commission Suite 45 Building E ADMINISTRATIVE (904) 487-2700 Parole Commission Jane Mathis Tallahassee, 32399-0663 SUPPORT Property Tax Administration Executive Director (904) 488-3044 Communications Florida Parole John Everton (904) 488-8995 Jim Murdaugh Glenn Mayne, Director Commission Program Director Unemployment Human Resources 4030 Esplanade Way, 2601 Blairstone Road 5050 W. Tennessee St., Highway Beautification Compensation Administrator Ste. 260 Bldg. C Bldg. I Council Kenneth Holmes, Director (904}488-4814 Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Tallahassee, 32399-2450 305 Blount Street Gary Henry 107 E. Madison St. (904) 488-3595 (904) 487-1980 Tallahassee, 32399-0979 Staff Coordinator 201 Caldwell Bldg. Jerry Hendry (904) 488-3338 (904) 922-721 0 Tallahassee, 32399-0206 General Services Facilities Management Members of Commission: (904) 921-3893 Administrator Philip Maher, Director Dale Walker Transportation (904) 488-9958 Koger Executive Center Edward M. Spooner Deputy Program Director Disadvantaged Vocational Rehabilitation 4080 Esplanade Way, Chairman 5050 W. Tennessee St., Commission Tamara Bibb-Allen, Director Teddy Payne Ste. 380 Judith A. Wolson Bldg. i Jo Ann Hutchinson 2002 Old St. Augustine Rd. Finance & Accounting Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Vice Chairman 305 Blount Street Executive Director Bldg. A Administrator (904}488-2074 Maurice G. Crockett Tallahassee, 32399.0979 (904) 488-6036 Tallahassee, 32399-0696 (904) 488-2821 Secretary (904) 488-3338 (904) 488-6210 Human Relations Veterans' Affairs, Mailing address: Commission Public Counsel, Information Services Florida Department of Workers' Compensation P. 0. Box 1489 Ron McElrath, Director Office of the Gerald Johnson Jimmy Gliffon, Director Tallahassee, 32302-1489 325 John Knox Road Program Director Carlos Rainwater 2728 Centerview Dr. Bldg. F., Room 240 Jack Shreve 113Carlton Bldg. Executive Director Suite 322 Forrest Bldg. Legal Affairs, Tallahassee, 32399-1570 Public Counsel Tallahassee, 32399-0100 P. 0. Box 31003 Tallahassee, 32399-0880 Department of (904) 488-7082 111 W. Madison St. (904) 921.4444 St. Petersburg, 33731-1003 (904) 488-2514 Room 812 (813) 893-2440 Robert A. Butterworth Information Services Tallahassee, 32399-1400 Jon W. Winter Attorney General R. Dozier Johnson, Director (904) 488-9330 Deputy Program Director Law Enforcement, The Capitol, PL-1 4050 Esplanade Way, 113Carlton Bldg. Department of Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Ste. 160 Public Service Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 487-1963 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Commission (904) 488-3171 James T. Moore* (904) 487.2914 Commissioner Statewide Prosecutor William D. Talbott Child Support Enforcement (904) 488.8771 Melanic Ann Hines Motor Pool Executive Director Program Director Harrison W. Rivers, Dir. Capital Circle Office Center Barry Gladden Robert E. Cummings Lottery, 4050 Esplanade Way, 2540 Shumard Oak Blvd. 325 W. Gaines Street Assistant Commissioner Department of Ste. 360 Tallahassee, 32399-0850 Turlington Bldg. (904) 488-8771 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (904) 413-6055 Tallahassee, FL 32399- Marcia Mann, Secretary (904) 488-4904 0100 Daryl G. McLaughlin Magnolia Grove Complex Members: (904) 488-8726 Deputy Commissioner 250 Marriott Dr. Personnel Management Susan F. Clark (904) 488.8771 Tallahassee, 32399-4000 Services J. Terry Deason Deputy Program Director

0 THE sHERIFF'5 sTAR 'wl' JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1esT fNK: KNNK Senators in alphabetical order

Members of the Florida Senate are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name; and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a Senator and you don't know the name or the district number, perhaps you can identify the district by consulting the map on page 15. Honorable Honorable Roberto Casas (Please note: Last phone number under each name is Tallahassee price number) President President Pro Tempore Senate info number 9041488-1234 Telephone —(904) 487-5229 Telephone —(904) 487-5106

Sarasota 34239-5101 Jones, Daryl L. (D) Bankhead, W. G. "Bill" (R) Suite 100 360 Central Avenue Forman, Howard C. (D) (941) 365-8683 40th District 8th District Ft. Lauderdale 33316 St. Petersburg 33701 32nd District Elected to Senate, 1994 Suite 401 P. 0. Box 41624 (954) 763-8181 (813) 893-5463 Suite 340-N 487-5081 9300 S. Dadeland Blvd. Jacksonville 32203-1624 Elected to Senate, 1996 Elected to Senate, 1992 4000 Hollywood Blvd. (904) Miami 33156 (904) 359-1014 (904) 487-5094 (904) 487-5075 Hollywood 33021-6744 Holzendort, Betty S. (305) 442-6901 Elected to House 1978 (954) 983-3200 (D) 2nd District Elected to House, 1990 Elected to Senate, 1988 Cases, Roberto (R) Dantzler, Rick (D) Elected to Senate, 1988 816 N. Ocean Street Elected to Senate, 1 992 (904) 487-5030 39th District 17th District (904) 487-5103 Jacksonville 32202-3083 (904) 487-5127 4821 W. 4th Avenue P. 0. Box 9225 (904) 359-6880 Bronson, Charlie (R) Hialeah 33012 Winter Haven 33883-9225 Grant, John (R) Elected to House, 1988 Kirkpatrick, George (D) 18th District (305) 827-4040 (813) 294-2876 13th District Elected to Senate, 1992 5th District Suite 2 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1982 Suite A (904) 487-5024 1103 N.W. 13th Street 1300 Pine Tree Drive Elected to Senate, 1988 Elected to Senate, 1990 610 W. Waters Avenue Gainesville 32601 Indian Harbour Beach 32937 (904) 487-5106 (904) 487-5044 Tampa 33604 Horne Jrm (352) 377-3800 (407) 779-1155 (813) 975-6658 (R) 8th District Elected to Senate, 1980 Elected to Senate, 1994 Childers, W. D. (R) Diaz-Balart, Mario (R) Elected to House, 1980 Suite 205 (904) 487-5020 (904) 487-5056 1st District 37th District Elected to Senate, 1986, 1992 4250 Lakeside Dtive 2889 Michigan Avenue Suite 215 (904) 487-5068 Jacksonville 32210-3369 Klein, Ronald J. "Ron" (D) Brown-Waite, Ginny (R) Pensacola 32526 8890 Coral Way "Al" (904) 381-6025 28th District 10th District (904) 944-3900 Miami 33165 Gutman, Alberto (R) Elected to Senate, 1994 9070 Kimberly Blvd. Hernando Government Com- Elected to Senate, 1970 (305) 227-7690 34th District (904) 487-5027 Suite 60 plex (904) 487-5000 Elected to House, 1988 Suite 300 Boca Baton 33434 20 N. Main Street, Rm. 200 Elected to Senate, 1992 1800 S.W. 27th Avenue Jenne, Kenneth C. "Ken" II (561) 482-8560 Brooksville 34601 Glary, Charlie (R) (904) 487-51 30 Miami 33145 Elected to Senate, 1996 (904) 544-2344 7th District (305) 442-6990 (D) 29th District (904) 487-5091 Elected to Senate, 1992 P.O. Box 277 Dudley, Fred R. (R) Elected to House, 1984 The 110Tower (904) 487-5040 Destin 32540 25th District Elected to Senate, 1992 110S.E. 6th St. 9th Floor Kurth, Patsy Ann (D) (904) 243-7996 1718 Cape Coral Pkwy. (904) 487-51 09 , Ft. Lauderdale 33301 15th District Burt, Locke (R) Elected to Senate, 1996 East (954) 712-4999 Suite 1-B 16th District (904) 487-5009 Cape Coral 33904 Hargrett, James "Jim" (D) Elected to Senate, 1978-88 2174 Harris Avenue, N. E 140 S. Atlantic Avenue (941) 432-5795 21st District Re-elected, 1990 Palm Bay 32905 Suite 205 Cowin, Anna (R) Elected to House, 1982 P. 0. Box 11025 (904) 487-5097 (407) 984-4951 Ormond Beach 32176 11th District Elected to Senate, 1986 Tampa 33680 Elected to Senate, 1990 (904) 673-7299 P.O. Box 490238 (904) 487-51 24 (813) 272-2990 Jennings, Toni (904) 487-5053 Elected, Special Election, Leesburg 34749 Elected to House, 1982 (R) 9th District 1991 (352) 315-9335 Dyer, Buddy (D) Elected to Senate, 1992 1032 Wilfred Drive Latvala, Jack (R) (904) 487-5033 Elected to Senate, 1 996 14th District (904) 487-5059 Orlando 32803-2571 19th District (904) 487-5014 P. 0. Box 1031 (407) 898-1861 Suite 203 Campbell, Walter "Skip" Orlando 32802-1031 Harris, Katherine (R) Elected to House, 1976 35111 U.S. Hwy. 19, N. (D) Grist, Charlie, Jr. (R) (407) 245-0882 24th District Elected to Senate, 1980 Palm Harbor 34684 33rd District 20th District Elected to Senate, 1992 Suite 101 (904) 487-5229 (813) 787-8991 700 S.E. 3rd Avenue Suite 1210 (904) 487-51 90 3131 Tamiami Trail South

THE sHERIFF's sTAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY r 997 11 Senators in Numerical Order

1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (R) 15, Patsy Ann Kurth, Palm Bay (D) 29. Kenneth C. 'Ken' Jenne II, Ft, Lauderdale (D) 2. Betty S, Hoizendori, JackaonvIs (D) 16. Locke Burt, Ormond Beach (R) 30. Matthew J. Meadows, Lauderhill (D} 3. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 17. Rick Danlzler, winter Haven (D) 31. James A. Scott, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 4, Charkrs WIams, Uve Oak (D} 18. Charlie Bronson, Indian Harbour Beach (R} 32, Howard C. Forman, Hollywood (D) 5. George NkPattdkfft, Gakresville (D) 19. Jack Latvala, Palm Harbor (R) 33, Walter 'Skip" Campbeg, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 6. Jim Home, J~lls (R) 20. Charlie Crist, Jr., St. Petersburg (R} 34. Atberto 'AP Gutman, Miami (R) 7. Charffe Glary, Desffn (R) 21, James "Jim" Hargrett, Tampa (D) 35. Tom Rossin, W, Palm Beach (D} 8. W. G. "BIIP Bankheg Jacksonviffe (R} 22. Donald C. Sullivan, Seminole (R) 36, William H. Turner, Miami Shores (D) 9, Toni Jennings, Orktndo (R) 23. Thomas Anthony fee" Lee, Brandon (R) 37, Melo Diaz.Baktrt, Miami (R) 10. Ginny Brown. Waits, Brooksvllle (R) 24. Katherine Hams, sarasota (R) 38. Ronald A, 'Ron'Silver, N. Miami Beach (D) 11. Anna Cowin, Lsesburg (R) 25, Fred R, Dudley, Cape Coral (R) 39. Roberlo Cases, Hialeah (R) 12, John OstalNewlcz, Orlando (R) 26. John McKay, Bradenkwr (R) 40, Daryl L, Jones, Miami (D) 13, John Grant, Tampa(R) 27, William G. "Doc"Myers, Stuart (R) 14. Buddy Dyer, Orlando (D) 28. Ronakl J, 'Ron" Kiein, Boca Raton (D)

McKay, John (R) 50 Kindred Street West Palm Beach 33401- Elected to Senate, 1992 Turner, William H. (D) 26th District Stuart 34994-3058 6953 (904) 487-5121 36th District o Suite 101 283-31 837-5400 ct (561) 33 (561) Suite 207 2424 Manatee Avenue, W. Elected to House, 1978 Elected to Senate, 1994 Sullivan, Donald C. (R) 9999 N. E. Second Avenue &o Bradenton 34205 Elected to Senate, 1982 (904) 487-5356 22nd District Miami Shores 33138 (941) 741-3099 (904) 487-5088 Suite 330 (305) 758-8100 Senators trt alphabetical Elected to Senate, 1990 Scott, James A. "Jim" (R) 8050 Seminole Office Center Elected to Senate, 1992 order coattaaed (904) 487-5078 Ostalkiswicz, John (R) 31st District Seminole 34642 (904) 487-5116 12th District 2000 E. Oakland Park Blvd. (813) 547-7801 Elected to Senate, 1994 Meadows, Matthew J. (D) Suite 101 Ft. Lauderdale 33306-1195 Elected to Senate, 1992 Williams, Charles (D) (904) 487-5062 30th District 6000 S. Rio Grande Avenue (954) 566-8600 (904) 487-5065 4th District 2453 N. State Road 7 Orlando 32809 Elected to Senate, 1976 102 Dowling Avenue Lss, Thomas Anthony Lauderhill 33313 (407) 858-6183 (904) 487-5100 Thomas, Pat (D) Live Oak 32060 "Tom" (R) (954) 714-3400 Elected to Senate, 1994 3rd District (904) 364-7777 23rd District Elected to Senate, 1992 (904) 487-5047 Silver Ronald A "Ron" (D) 220 Senate Office Bldg. Elected to Senate, 1992 P.O. Box 2743 (904) 487-5112 38th District Tallahassee 32399 1100 (904) 487-5017 Brandon 33509 Rossin, Tom (D) 115 N.W. 167th Street Elected to House, 1972 "Doc" (813) 661-8683 Mysrs, Wlgiam G. 35th District 2nd Floor Elected to Senate, 1974 Elected to Senate, 1996 (R) 1241 Okeechobee Road N. Miami Beach 33169 (904) 487-5004 (904) 487-5072 27th District Bldg. A, Suite 4 (305) 655-1701 Suite 301 Elected to House, 1978

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Representatives in alphabetical order

Members of the Florida House of Representatives are listed in two ways— Honorable Daniel Webster Honorable Luis C. Morse first in alphabetical order by name and then in numerical order by districts. Speaker Speaker Pro Tempore If you are looking for a House member and you don't know the member's Telephone— Telephone- name or district, perhaps you can identify the district by consulting the map (904) 488-1450 l904) 488-4202 on page 15. (Please note: hut Phone number under each name is the Tallahassee office number. ) House info number 904j488-1284

Albright, George (R) 777 E. Atlantic Avenue Elected to House, 1996 (904) 488-0001 Bainter, Stan (R) 1429 Chalice Drive 24th District Delray Beach 33483-5352 (904) 488-0805 25th District Titusville 32780-7943 111 S.E. 25th Avenue (561) 279-1616 Arnold, J. Ksith (D) 301 W. Ward Avenue (407) 383-5151 Ocala 34471-9179 Elected to House, 1994 Arnall, Joseph "Joe" (R) 73rd District Eustis 32726-4024 Elected to House, 1994 (352) 732-1313 (904) 488-2234 18th District P. O. Box 2860 (352) 589-1998 (904) 488-3006 Elected to House, 1988 Suite 4 Fort Myers 33902-2860 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-0335 Argsnziano, Nancy (R) 2320 S. Third Street (941) 335-2411 (904) 488-0348 Barreiro, Bruno A., Jr. (R) 43rd District Jacksonville Beach 32250- Elected to House, 1982 107th District Andrews, William F. (R) 5817 W. Rivsrbsnd Road 4057 (904) 488-1541 Ball, Randy (R) Suite 100 87th District Dunnellon 34433 (904) 249-1990 29th District Suite 226 (352) 489-6483 Elected to House, 1988 Suite A-3 continued on page 13

12 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Lf JANUARY/FEBRUARY teSV 1986-92 esrsee 6586 University Blvd. P. O. Box 2326 Miami 33174 Elected to House, Elected to House, 1996 o~ Winter Park 32792-7495 Panama City 32402-2326 (305) 229-6240 Re-elected, 1994 (904) 488-9175 0 623-1360 (904) 872-7757 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-4791 0 g (407) e Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1990 (904) 488-3616 Healey, Edward J. "Ed" (D) "Jim" (904) 488-2742 (904) 488-9696 Fuller, James B. (R) 86th District coslek Dockery, Paula (R) 16th District Suite 2-D Constantine, Lee 64th District 2602 University Blvd. , W, 3003 S. Congress Avenue Represenlalhies tn Brown, Shirley (D) (R) 37th District P.O. Box 2646 Jacksonville 32217-2113 Palm Springs 33461 alpbabettcal order 69th District (904) 448-4770 (561 434-3950 contrnned 2888-D Ringling Blvd. Suite 1268 Lakeland 33806 ) Sarasota 34237 378 Whooping Loop (941) 686-0677 Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1986 (941) 361-6180 Altamonte Springs 32701- Elected to House, 1996 (904) 488-41 71 (904) 488-01 75 1454 S.W. 1 st Street Elected to House, 1992 3442 (904) 488-2270 Miami 33135 (904) 488-7754 (407) 331-9675 Edwards Lon (D) Futch, Howard E. (R) Heyman, Sally A. (D) (305) 643-7324 Elected to House, 1992 65th Dtstnct 30th District 105th District Elected to House, 1992 Bullard, Larcenia J. (D) (904) 488-2231 201 S. Main Street P. O. Box 33198 Suite 205 (904) 488-9930 118th District Auburndaie 33823-3403 Indialantic 32903-0198 17101 N. E. 19th Avenue 676-6025 N. Miami Cutler Ridge 1 Bldg. , Suite Cosgrove, John F. (D) (941) 965-5510 (407) Beach 33162-3159 Betancourt, Annie (D) 302 119th District Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1992 (305) 919-1888 116th District 10700 Caribbean Blvd. 201 W. Flagler Street (904) 488-2721 (904) 488-9720 Elected to House, 1994 Suite 103 Miami 33189-1230 Miami 33130-1510 (904) 488-1028 "Rudy" 10691 N. Kendall Drive (305) 253-3421 (305) 373-5315 Effman, Steven W. (D) Garcia, Rodolfo Miami 33176-1591 Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1986 98th District Jr. (R) Hill, Anthony C. "Tony" (D) (305) 279-7337 (904) 488-5430 (904) 488-9550 400 N.W. 73rd Avenue 110th District 14th District Elected to House, 1994 Plantation 33317 368 West 21st Street Suite 1 (904) 488-5047 Burroughs, Jerry (R) Grady, George A. (D) (954) 321-9855 Hialeah 33010-2519 5600 New Kings Road 1st District 12th District Elected to House, 1992 (305) 888-0866 Jacksonville 32209-2133 Bitner, David I. (R) Suite F 823 U.S. Hwy. 17 (904) 488-0590 Elected to House, Special (904) 359-6500 71st District 4000 U.S. Hwy. 90 Yulee 32097 Election Oct., 1989 Elected to House, 1992 Suite S Pace 32571-1909 (904) 225-5035 Eggelletion, Josephus, Jr. (904) 487-21 97 (904) 488-6893 2811 Tamiami Trail (904) 494-7393 Elected to House 1977 (D) Port Charlotte 33952-5135 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-6920 94th District Gay, Greg (R) Horan, Debbie (D) (941) 764-1100 (904) 488-81 88 4315 N. State Road 7 74th District 120th Distrid Elected to House, 1992 Grist, Victor (R) Lauderdale Lakes 33319- 1718Cape Coral Pkwy, E. Suite 201 (904) 488-0060 Bush, James III (D) 60th District 4856 Cape Coral 33904-9620 3132 Notthside Drive 109th District 11814-C North 56th Street (954) 486-7005 (941) 338-2396 Key West 33040-8003 294-71 Bloom, Elaine (D) Suite 405 Temple Terrace 33617-1652 Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1992 (305) 91 106th District Capital Bank Building (813) 987-6731 (904) 488-8234 (904) 488-7433 Elected to House, 1994 Suite 504 3550 Biscayne Blvd. Elected to House, 1992 (904) 488-9965 300 71st Street Miami 33137-3854 (904) 488-3087 Fasano, Mike (R) Geller, Steven A. (D) Miami Beach 33141-3038 (305) 325-2867 45th District 101st District Jacobs, Suzanne (D) (305) 864-8648 Elected to House, 1992 Crow, Larry (R) 8217 Massachusetts Avenue Suite 604 88th District Elected to House, 1974,1986 (904) 488-0625 49th District New Port Richey 34653- 1250 E. Hallandale Beach Suite 5 (904) 488-0690 1096 Pinehurst Road 3111 Blvd. 990 S. Congress Avenue Byrd, Johnnie B.Jr. (R) Dunedin 34698-5425 (813) 848-5885 Hallandale 33009-4635 Delray Beach 33445-4653 Boyd, Janegale(D) 62nd District (813) 298-1674 Elected to House, 1994 (954) 454.0404 (561) 433-3666 10th District 121 N. Collins Street Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-8528 Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1992 1311 Executive Center Dr. Plant City 33566 (904) 488-9240 (904) 488-0145 (904) 488-1662 Suite 109, Ellis Bldg. (813) 752-6133 Feeney, Tom (R) Tallahassee 32301 Elected to House, 1996 Gulp, Faye (R) 33rd DIstnct Goode, Harry C., Jr. (D) Jones, Dennis L., D.C. (R) (904) 942-2660, ext. 6200 (904) 488-0807 57th District P.O. Box 622109 31st District 54th District Suite 113 Oviedo 32762-2109 P. 0. Box 1656 8940 Seminole Blvd. Bradley, Rudolph "Rudy" (D) Carlton, Lisa (R) 4302 Henderson Blvd. (407) 977-6500 Melbourne 32902-1656 Seminole 33772-3850 55th District 70th District Tampa 33629-5608 Elected to House, 1996 (407) 984~ (813) 547-7810 Suite 904, The Tower 2127 S. Tamiami Trail (813) 272-2920 (904) 488-0468 Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, 1978 424 Central Avenue Osprey 34229-9695 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-2528 (904) 488-9960 St. Petersburg 33701-3842 (941) 966-2606 (904) 488-2770 Fischer, Margo (D) (813) 893-1840 Elected to House, 1994 52nd District Greene, Addie L. (D) Kelly, Everett A. (D) District Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-1171 Dawson-White, Muriel 1345 Brightwaters Blvd. , 84th 42nd District (904) 488-0925 "Mandy" (D) N. E. Suite 205 123 N. St. Clair Abrams Ave. Casey, Bob, M.D. (R) 93rd District St. Petersburg 33704 330 Clematis Street Tavares 32778 West Palm Beach 33401- 742. Brennan, Mary (D) 22nd District Suite 209 (813) 894-8080 (352) 6116 51st District Suite L 33 N. E. 2nd Street Elected to House, 1996 4602 Elected to House, 1978 Suite 7 4401 N.W. 25th Place Ft. Lauderdale 33311 (904) 488-5719 (561) 837-5252/5253 (904) 488-5991 6251 44th Street, N. Gainesville 32606-6569 (954) 467&17 Elected to House, 1992 "Jim" Pinellas Park 33781 (352) 334-1700 Elected to House, 1992 Flanagan, Mark G. (R) (904) 488-8632 King James E Jr (R) (813) 528-1076 Elected to House, 1992 (904) 488-1084 68th District 17th District Elected to House, 1990 (904) 488-0887 Suite C-2 Hafner, Lars A. (D) Suite 108 (904) 488-61 97 Dennis, Willye F. (D) 4301 32nd Street West 53rd District 9485 Regency Square Blvd. Chestnut, Cynthia Moore 15th District Bradenton 34205-2700 Suite 201 A Jacksonville 32225-8145 Bronson, Irlo "Bud" Jr. (D) (D) 8671 Lem Turner Road (941) 755-2283 1301 66th Street, N. (904) 727-3600 79th District 23rd District Jacksonville 32208-2666 Elected to House, 1994 St. Petersburg 33710-5542 Elected to House, 1986 P. O. Drawer 422469 Suite 108 (904) 924-1560 (904) 488-4086 (813) 381-0053 (904) 488-4388 Kissimmee 34742-2469 101 S.E. Second Place Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1988 (407) 933-2307 Gainesville 32601-6591 (904) 488-741 7 Frankel, Lois (D) (904) 488-9337 Kosmas, Suzanne (D) Elected to House, 1982 (352) 955-3030 85th District 28th District (904) 488-8992 Elected to House, 1990 Diaz De La Portilla, Alex Suite 290 Harrington, Lindsay M. (R) 3640 S. Atlantic Avenue (904) 488-5794 (R) 1645 Palm Beach Lakes 72nd District New Smyrna Beach 32169 Brooks, Bob (R) 115th District Blvd. 315 W. Grace Street (904) 427-0439 35th District Clemons, Scott (D) Suite 301G West Palm Beach 33401 Punta Gorda 33950 Elected to House, 1996 Suite 7 6th District 1405 S.W. 107th Avenue (561) 681-2597 (941) 639-7420 (904) 488-6653 continued on page 14

THE SHERIFF'S STAR uk JANUARY / FEBRUARY ISST 13 ee'rase Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1992 (561) 335-8000 (813) 725-7908 Starks, Bob (R) (904) 488-9873 (904) 488-5432 Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1988 34th DIstnct 4I 0 (904) 488-8749 (904) 488-5580 Suite 143 e le Mackenzie, Anne (D) Minton, 0. R. "Rick", Jr. Interlachen Corporate 99th District (0) Putnam, Adam H. (R) Sanderson, Debby P. (R) Center 40ele& Suite 105 78th District 63rd District 91st District 1211 Semoran Blvd. 1000 S. Federal Highway 2300 Virginia Avenue P.O. Box 1400 4800 N. E. 20th Terrace Casselberry 32707-6442 Representatlees tn Ft. Lauderdale 33316-1237 Room 211 Bartow 33831 Suite 401, South Bldg. (407) 623-1116 alpbabettcal order (954) 524-1000 Fort Pierce 34982-5632 (941) 537-9136 Ft. Lauderdale 33308-4572 Elected to House, 1990 conttnned Elected to House, 1982 (561) 595-1380 Elected to House, 1996 (954) 958-5500 (904) 488-5843 (904) 488-0245 Elected to House, 1992 (904) 488-9890 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-5588 (904) 488-0635 Sublette, William E. "Bill" Lacasa, Carlos (R) Mackey, Joseph R., Jr. (D) Rayson, John C. (D) (R) 117th District 11th District Morroni, John (R) 90th District Saunders, Burt L. (R) 40th District Suite 616 P. 0. Box 1541 50th District Suite 111 76th District Suite 208 3191 Coral Way 190 N. 7th Street Suite C 950 N. Federal Hwy. 3301 E. Tamiami Trail 2901 Curry Ford Road Miami 33145-321 0 Lake City 32056-1 541 2331 Belleair Road Pompano Beach 33062- Admin. Bldg. , 3rd Floor Orlando 32806-3359 (305) 569-2600 (904) 758-0480 Clearwater 34624-1729 4325 Naples 33962-4902 (407) 897-0888 Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1986 (813) 538-7240 (954) 467-4266 (941) 263-0922 Elected to House, 1992 (904) 488-6506 (904) 488-9835 Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-9770 (904) 488-1540 (904) 488-0260 (904) 488-4487 Laurent, John (R) Martinez, Elvin L. (D) Thrasher, John (R) 66th District 58th District Morse, Luis C. (R) Reddick, Alzo J. (D) Sembler, Charles 9 (R) 19th District 250 N. Clark Avenue Suite B 113th District 39th District 80th District Suite 144 Bartow 33830-4804 2508 W. Tampa Bay Blvd. Suite 302 4652 S. Orange Blossom Tr P. 0. Box 2380 772 Foxridge Center Drive (941) 534-7270 Tampa 33607-6814 807 S.W. 25th Avenue Orlando 32839 Vero Beach 32961-2380 Orange Park 32065 Elected to House, 1990 (813) 873-4774 Miami 33135-4867 (407) 858-5962 (561) 778-5077 (904) 276-1383 (904) 488-9465 Elected to House, 1966, (305) 643-7590 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1992 1978 Elected to House, 1984 (904) 488-0760 (904) 488-0952 (904) 488-1304 Lawson, Alfred J. "Al", Jr. (904) 488-9460 (904) 488-4202 (0) Ritchle, Buzz (D) Silver, Barry (D) Tobin, Jack N. (D) 8th District Maygarden, Jerry L. (R) Murman, Sandra L (D) 3rd District 89th District 95th District 311 House Office Bldg. 2nd District 56th District 507 E. Fairlield Drive Suite 308 4800 W. Copans Road Tallahassee 32399-1300 Suite A6 410 Blanca Avenue Pensacola 32503-2757 7777 Glades Road Coconut Creek 33063-3879 Elected to House, 1982 7200 N. 9th Avenue Tampa 33606 (904) 444-8686 Boca Raton 33434 (954) 975-0088 (904) 488-1798 Pensacola 32504-6658 (813) 253-2522 Elected to House, 1988 (561) 483-6900 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 494-7330 Elected to House, 1996 (904) 488-0895 Elected to House, 1996 (904) 488-3164 Lippman, Frederick "Fred" Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-9910 (904) 488-1302 (D) (904) 488-8278 Ritter, Stacy Joy (D) Troviffion, Allen (R) 100th District Ogles, Mark R. (R) 96th District Sindler, Robert B.(D) 36th District Suite 330 N. Meek, Kendrick B. (D) 67th District Suite 400 38th District 1312 Palmetto Avenue 4000 Hollywood Blvd. 1 04th District Suite 212 7000 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 409 South Park Avenue Winter Park 32789-4916 Hollywood 33021-6754 Suite 408 1101 6th Avenue, W. Boca Raton 33433 Apopka 32703-5261 (407) 623-1355 (954) 983-9700 111 N.W. 183rd Street Bradenton 34205-7705 (561) 394-2180 (407) 880-441 4 Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1978 Miami 33169 (941) 746-6767 Elected to House, 1996 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-0660 (904) 488-0465 (305) 655-3671 Elected to House, 1992 (904) 488-21 24 (904) 488-2023 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-6341 Turnbuff, Marjorie R. (D) Littlefield, Carl D. (R) (904) 488-7088 Roberts-Burke, Beryl (D) Smith, Keffey R. (D) 9th District 61st District Peaden, Dureff (D) 108th District 21 st District 211 House Office Bldg. 38108 Meridian Avenue Melvin, Jerry (R) 5th District Suite 705 222 N. Third Street Tallahassee 32399 Dade City 33525-3838 4th District 598 N. Ferdon Blvd. 7900 N. E. 2nd Avenue Palatka 32177-3710 Elected to House, 1994 (352) 523-5025 P. 0. Box 1540 Crestview 32536-2753 Miami 33138 (904) 325-8384 (904) 488-0965 Elected to House, 1992 38 Miracle Strip Pkwy. , S.W. (904) 689-0556 (305) 325-3086 Elected to House, 1990 (904) 488-5744 Sound Office Complex, Suite Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1994 (904) 488-0665 Valdes, Carlos L. (R) 1A (904) 488-4726 (904) 488-4233 111th District Livingston, Ralph L. (R) Fort Walton Beach 32549- Spratt, J. R. "Joe" (D) Suite 201 75th District 1540 Poesy, Bill (R) Rodriguez-Chomat Jorge 77th District 7175 S.W. 8th Street Suite 112 (904) 833-9319 32nd District (R) P.O. Box 1283 Miami 33144-4671 12811 Kenwood Lane Elected to House, 1994 Suite 103 114th District LaBelle 33975 (305) 267-0134 Fort Myers 33907-5645 (904) 488-1170 1802 S. Fiske Blvd. Suite C-103 (941) 675-1130 Elected to House, 1988 Rockledge 32955-3007 10250 S.W. 56th Street Elected to House, (941) 278-7474 1996 (904) 488W92 Elected to House, 1994 Merchant, Sharon J. (R) (407) 636-5693 Miami 33165-7069 (904) 488-3457 (904) 488-2047 83rd District Elected to House, 1992 (305) 229-6220 Viffalobos, J. Alex (R) Suite 110 (904) 488-4669 Elected to House, 1994 Stabins, Jeff (R) 112th District Logan, Willie, Jr. (D) 721 U.S. Highway 1 (904) 488-2831 44th District Suite 202-A 103rd District North Palm Beach 33408- Prewitt, Debra A. (D) 7497 Forest Oaks Blvd. 2350 Coral Way Suite 21 4519 46th District Rojas, Luis E. (R) Spring Hill 34606-2400 Miami 33145-3500 490 Opa Locka Blvd. (561) 840-3147 Suite 109A 102nd District (352) 688-2011 (305) 222-4160 Opa Locka 33054-3563 Elected to House, 1992 5623 U.S. Highway 19 Suite A Elected to House, 1992 Elected to House, 1992 (305) 681-0008 (904) 488-0322 New Port Richey 34652- 6011 W. 16th Avenue (904) 488-6641 (904) 488-7897 Elected to House, 1982 3700 Hialeah 33012-621 3 (904) 488-0766 Miller, Lesley J., Jr. (D) (813) 843.0212 (305) 827-2720 Stafford, Tracy (D) Wallace, Rob (R) 59th District Elected to House, 1994 Elected to House, 1988 92nd District 47th District Lynn, Evelyn (R) P. 0. Box 5993 (904) 488-5522 (904) 488-1683 City Park Mall 10031 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. 27th District Suite 103 128 S.E. 1st Street Tampa 33618 Suite 202 1302 N. 19th SL Pruitt, Ken (R) Saficy, R. Z. (R) Ft. Lauderdale 33301-1924 (813) 632-6830 140 S. Atlantic Avenue Tampa 33675-5993 81st Distdct 48th District (954) 467-4510 Elected to House, 1994 Ormond Beach 32176-6621 (813) 272-2831 Suite 110 Suite B Elected to House, 1990 (904) 488-0275 (904) 676-4000 2400 S.E. Midpott Road 28051 U.S. 19 North (904) 488-0880 Port St. Lucie 34952-4806 Clearwater 34621-2647 continued on page te

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alpbabattcal orvter 41 st District Elected to House, 1996 4I 4 coattaaed 488-2977 0 II 358 West Story Road (904) a a Ocoee 34761-3006 Warner, Tom (R) (407) 656-0066 Wise, Stephen R. (R) +coaxo& 82nd District Elected to House, 1980 1 3th District Mayfair Plaza (904) 488-0256 P. 0. Box 7914 Ieyresentatives in nntnerical order districts 957 Federal Highway by S. Suite 48 Stuart 34994-3702 1. Jerry Burre@hs, Pace 62 Johnnie B. Jr. Plant Westbrook, Jamey (D) 5655 Timuquana Road (R} Byrd, , City (R) 223-5010 (561) 7th District Jacksonville 32238-0914 2. Jerry L Maygsrden, Pensacola (R) 63 Adam H. Pulnam, Bartow (R) Elected to House, 1992 P.O. Bax 135 (904) 573-3925 3, Buzz Ritchie, Peieacola (0) 64 Paula Dtxf&ery, Lakeland 488-8832 (R) (904) Bascom 32423 Elected 1988 to House, 4. Jerry Mehrfn, Ft. walton Beech (1) 65 Lori Edwards, Aubumdale {D) (904) 569-2835 (904) 488-5102 5'. Wasserman Schultz, Dtaell Peaden, Crffstvkw (0) 86 John Lsurerrt, Bartow (1) Elected to House, 1996 Debbie (D) 6. Scag W. Clemens, Panama City {0) 67 Mark R. Ogkrs, Br@lenten (R) (904) 488-2873 Ziebarth, Earl (R) 97th District Wiles, Douglass F. "Doug" 26th District 7. Jamey Westbeok, Bascam (0) 68 MNk G, Flanagan, Bradenton (1) 13090 West State Road 84 "Al" (0) Suite 1 8. Alfred J, Lawste, Jr„Tallahassee (0) 89 Shirley Brown, Sarasota (D) Davis 33325-3243 20th District 505 E. New York Avenue 9, Mar}alki R.Tumbull, Taildessee (D} 70 Usa Carlton, Osprey (1) (954) 424.6947 400 N. Ponce de le Leon DeLand 32724-6083 7'I "Dave" 'Part Elected to House, 1994 10. Jansgale Boyd, Jr., Montipello (D) Davkl I, Bilner, Charlotte (1} Blvd. (904) 943-7900 (904) 487-1588 fft Joseph R. 'Randy'Mackay, Jr., Lake City(0) 72 Undsay M. HaidItgton, Panta Gorda (R) St. Augustine 32084 Elected to House, 1994 12. George A, Grady, Yulee 73 J, Kgith Arnold, Ft, Myers (904) 488-0580 (0} {D) 13. Stephen 1,Wise, Jacksonville (R) g4. Greg Gay, Cape Coral(R} 14, Anthony C. "Tany" Hill, Jacksonvgki (D) 75. RslphLf. iylngeke, Ft, Myers(R) Wiifye F, Dennis, Jacksamdlle (0) 78. Burt L Saunders, Naples'(1) James 8. "Jim" Fuller, Jacksonville (R) 77. J. R. 'Joe" Spratt, Lageife(0) x q "Jim" 17. James E. King, Jr„Jacksonville (R) 78. O. R, "Rick' Minton, Jr., FL Pierce (D) Joseph "Joe"Amaii, Jacksonville Beach (1) 79, Irlo Bud" Bronsan, Kisefmmee (0) 19. John Thrasher, Orange Park (1) 80, Chades Sembler 8, Vero Beach(1) '"Doug" Douglass F. Wiles, St, Augustine (9) 81. Ken Pruitt, Port St. Lucis (R) Kelley R, Smith, Palatka (0) 82. Tom Warner, Stuart (Fl) Bob Casey, M, D„Gainesvllls (R) 83. Sharon J. Merchant, N. Patm Beach (R) 23, Cynthia M. Chestnut, Gainesvllle (D) 84. Addie L. Greene, W. Palm Beach(D) Gear{Is Albilght, Ousia (1) 65. leis Frankel, W. Palm Beach(0) "Ed" Stan BMinter, Eusgs (R) 86. Edward J. Healey, Palm Springs (0 26, Earl Ziebarth, DeLand (R) 87. William F, Andrewe, Defray Beach (R) proto left;: IMserfff Osofftey Nfooge, FSA Pveeltferit; Sen. lt'on Nfetto-'Dadi PoNae Evelyn Lynn, Ormond Beach {R) 68. Suzanne Jacobs, Defray Beach (D) Bifyer; Director* Fied Taylor, DepsrtmirtL Suzanne Kasmas, New Smyrna Beach {0) 89, Barry Silver, Boca Raton(0) Randy Ball, Titusville (R) 90, John C, Rayson, Pompano Beach (D) Howard E.Futch, lndialantic (R) 91. Debby P, Sandelson, Ft. Lauderdale (1} Hany C. Gexle, Jr„Mellxeme (0) 92, Tracy Stafford, Ft, Lauderdale (0) Bill Poesy, Rockledge (1} 93. Murlel "Mandy" Dawson White, Tam Feeney, Oviedo (1) FL Lauderdale (D) Bob Starks, Casselbeny (R) 94. Jasephus Eggelletlon, Jr., Bob Brooks, Winter Pttrk (R) Lauderdale Lakes (D} Allen Trovltien, Winter Park (R) 95. Jack N. Tobin, Coconut Creek (D) 37, Lee Constantins, Aitamonte Spdngs (1) 96. Racy Jay Ritter, Boca Raton (0) Rabet B. "Bab"Sindler, D.V,M., Apopka (D) 97. Debbie Wssssrmsn Schtiftz, Davkr (0} Alza J, Reddigk, Orlando (0) 98. Stevie W, Effman, Rantafke (0} WNam E, 'Ir Su5ette, Orlando (1) 99, Anne Mackenzis, Ft. Lauderd& (0) 41. Daniel Webslar, Oaose (1) 100, Frederick "Fief'Uppman, Hallywoxl (0 fsrL" Fiarrw -SfttfHff Iwaeye, l%A Pleafffelrk; yfop, Everetl A. Kelly„Tavares (0) 101, Steven fL Geller, Hailaruhue (0) caeloB ffelfMis'I ofteotor~Fverf Tsylovi lffetro&iffs PBBos Nanpj Argsnziano, Dunnsllon (R} 102, Luis E. Roles, Hialsah(R) Oepefrtnssirh Jeff Slabins, Spdng Hig (1) 103, Wrigs Logan, Jr„Cpa Locke (0) ISA R~Stg Lfe9lslatltfe Lfhsdefship Mike Fasano, New Port Richey (1) 104. Kendrick B. Meek, Miami f0) ~ year, the Rorldi Sheriffs Aosc6agan recognizes stats legislators who Debra iL Prewitt, New fruit Richey (0) 105, Sally A. Heyman, N, Miami Beach (0) have made eetdbudans to CAnlnal Justice through thek leadership, Rab Wagaas, Tampa {1) 106. Eiakte Bloom, Miaei Beach (9) and Representatives were recognized, mast in private ln 1998,~84 8eietari 1,2. Bailey, Clearwater 107. Brure A, Barlsfro, Jr. Mlaei (1} , (R) pisque in thtgt iespsddve caundse. We would Bur ta publicly acknowl ~ans Lany Crow, Dunedin(R) 108, Beryl Roberts Burke, Miami (0) edge de treinendous gme end these suite leaders gave to Criminal Jusgae ~ Joie Morrani, Ckuuwalsr (1) 109. James Bush ili, Miami (D) kr the 1896 legislative ~, ~ "Rudy" FSA'e Leghrhitlve Awanf Recipients; 51. Mey Bmnnan, Plnsllas Park (0) 110, Rodollo Gtefa, Jr., Hialsah (R) 52. Mego Fischer, St. Pelersbug (0} 111. Carlos L Vakfes, Miami (1) SENATE HOJSE Lars A, Hafner, St, Petersburg (0) 112. J. Nsx Vlllalobos, Miami (R) Sen. Qwlkr Blouson Rep. Raildy Ball Rep, 'Tom Warner Sen LackeBurt Rep Ailtmfkiyd Rep. BuzzRitchie Dennis L. Janes, D.C., Semeole (1) 113. Luis C, Morse, Miami(1) Sen. Ctuutkr C6st Rep, Vlckx Crist Rep, Carbs Vafdss Rudolph'Rudy" Bradley, St, Petersburg (0) 114. Jorge Rodrtguez4homat, Miami {R) Jkn Home Mark Ranagan Ste. Rep. Rep, Daniel Webster Stedra L. Murman, Tampa {0) 115, Alex Diaz De La Parti lie, Miami (R) Ssn, Tant Jensngs Rep, Sally Heyman 57, Faye Culp, Tampa (1) 116. Annie Bstancourt, Miami (0) Sen, Deyl Jones Rep, John Morroni Elvin L Martinez, Tampa (0) 117. Carlos Lacasa, Miami (R) Ben, Js k Latvala Rep, Robert Sindler "Les' Sen. Ron Sliver Rep, Keiley Smith Lsslsy J. Miller, Jr, , Tampa (D) 11L Larcenia J.Bull+I, Miami(0) Sem Paler welnsteln Rep. John Thresher Victar Crist, Temple Terrace {R) 119, John F. Cosgrove, Miami(0) Sen. Chsdes Williams Rsp. Robert Tramrnell Carl D, Uitlefield, Dade City (1) 120. Debbie Horse, Key West {0)

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CHIEF JUSTICE Career practicing attorney 19 years; City Prosecutor, Bartow, GERALD KOGAN 1950s; Second District Court of Appeal 13 years; Supreme Court since 1987 Honors President, Conference of District Courts of Born , May 23, 1933Education Appeal Judges, 1978-80; member, Judicial Qualifications Commis- University of Miami, BA and JD Degrees Mili- sion, 1982-86; Chairman, Judicial Council of Florida, 1989-94; tary active duty, 1955-57; Special Agent, Chair, Article V Task Force, 1994-96. Counter Intelligence Corps; graduate of Army Intelligence School Career private practice, BEN F. OVERTON 1957-60; Assistant State Attorney, Dade County, 1960-67; private practice, 1967-80; circuit court judge, 1980-87; appointed to Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 1 5, Supreme Court, 1987; special counsel to Florida Legislature's Select 1926 Education BS-BA and JD Degrees, Uni- Committee on Organized Crime and Law Enforcement; served on versity of Florida; Master of Laws, University of faculty of American Academy of Judicial Education; adjunct faculty Virginia; honorary Doctor of Law Degrees from member University of Miami, Nova University and FSU law schools. Stetson and Nova Universities Church Episco- pal Military retired reserve oScer, Judge Advocate General Corps, MAJOR B. HARDING U.S. Army Career Special Assistant Attorney General, Circuit Court Judge 10 years; appointed to Supreme Court, 1974; Chief Justice, Born Charlotte, North Carolina, October 13, 1976-78 Honors flrst chairman, Florida Institute for the Judiciary; 1935 Education Bachelor of Science and chairman, Florida Appellate Structure Commission; chairman, U.S. Bachelor of Laws Degrees from Wake Forest Constitution Bicentennial Commission of Florida, 1986-92; U.S. University, 1957 and 1959; Master of Laws in Delegate to Romania, assist in drafting a proposed constitution, Judicial Process, University of Virginia, 1995; 1990; Fellow, American Bar Foundation. U.S. Army Infantry and Judge Advocate General Schools Church Presbyterian Military assistant staf'f judge advocate, LEANDER J. SHAW, JR. Fort Gordon, GA Career Assistant County Solicitor, Duval County Criminal Court, 1962-63; private practice, 1964; Juvenile Court Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930Edu- Judge, 1968; Circuit Judge, 1970; Supreme Court Justice, 1991 cation West Virginia State College, BA Degree; Honors awards from American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Howard University, JD Degree; honorary Doc- Young Lawyers Section of Jacksonville Bar and Daniel Memorial tor of Laws Degrees from West Virginia State Home (a psychiatric treatment center for disturbed youth); served College, Nova University and Washington and on Supreme Court's Matrimonial Law, Gender Bias Study and Bench Lee University; Honorary Ph.D., Public Affairs, Florida International Bar Commissions; Chair, Florida Court Education Council. University Church Baptist Military U.S. Army, Korean conflict Career private practice; assistant College of Law professor, Florida STEPHEN GRIMES ARM University; Assistant Public Defender and State Attorney; Judge, Industrial Relations Commission and District Court of Born Peoria, Illinois, November 17, 1927Edu- Appeals; appointed to Supreme Court, 1983;Chief Justice, 1990-92 cation Florida Southern College; University of Honors past member of the National Conference of Chief Justices; Florida BS-BA Degree, 1950,JD Degree, 1954; Board of Directors for the National Center for State Courts and the Honorary Doctor of Laws, Stetson University; American Judicature Society; chairman of Governor Chiles' Crimi- Church Episcopal Military U.S. Navy, 1951-53 nal Justice Task Force and co-chairman of the Florida Supreme

THE SHERIFF'5 STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1897 17 Court Racial and Ethnic Bias Study Commission; and the Judicial Fel- CHARLES T. WELLS lows Commission, having been appointed by the Chief Justice of the ; member, Florida State University College of Law Board Born Orlando, Florida, March 4, 1939 Educa- of Vicitors; chairs Florida's Sentencing Guidelines Commission. tion William R. Boone High School, Orlando; University of Florida, BA Degree, 1961,JD HARRY LEE ANSTEAD Degree, 1964 Church Methodist Military U.S. Army Reserves (Ret.) Career private practice, Born Jacksonville, Florida, November 4, 1937 1965-68; trial attorney, U.S. Department ofJus- Education graduated from Andrew Jackson tice, Washington, D.C., 1969; private practice, 1970-94; appointed High School, Jacksonville, 1956; Bachelor of to Florida Supreme Court, 1994 Honors Phi Beta Sigma; University Arts and JD Degrees from University of Florida; of Florida Hall of Fame; Florida Blue Key President; Award of Excel- LLM Degree from University of Virginia; gradu- lence by Orange County Legal Aid Society for pro bono service ate of trial judges education program olfered Activities served on many committees and boards of The Florida by Nanonal College of the State Judiciary and numerous other judi- Bar, Orange County Bar and Orange County Legal Aid Society; active cial education programs Church Catholic Career 13 years as trial in numerous religious and civic organizations. and appellate lawyer; elected to Fourth District Court of Appeal, 1976, and served until appointed to the Florida Supreme Court on Supreme Court mailing address: August 29, 1994; author of numerous articles relating to legal edu- Supreme Court South Duval Street, cation, constitutional law, appellate practice and various other top- Building, 500 ics; lecturer on appellate practice at Nova University Law School and Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1925 Telephone f904) 488-0125 served on the University's Board of Governors.

Edward T. Barfield (941) 499-2290 or Third District Fourth District Barry J. Stone Robert T. Benton 801 E. Twiggs St. Eleventh and Sixteenth Fifteenth, Seventeenth Martha Curtis Warner Anne Cawthon Booth Suite 600 Judicial Circuits and Nineteenth Judicial Marguerite H. Davis Tampa, 33602 Circuits Fifth District Richard W. Ervin III (813) 272-3430 Mailing Address: Fifth, Seventh, Ninth James E. Joanos 2001 SW 117th Ave. Mailing Address: and Eighteenth Judicial Charles J. Kahn, Jr. APPELLATEJUDGES Miami, 33175-1716 P. O. Box 3315 Circuits First District L. Arthur Lawrence, Jr. Chris W. Aitenbernd (305) 229-3234 W. Palm Beach, First, Second, Third, Stephan Pierre Mickle John R. Blue 33402-3315 Mailing Address: Fourth, Eighth and Charles E. Miner, Jr. Monterey Campbell APPELLATE JUDGES (407) 697-7231 300 S. Beach St. Judicial Fourteenth Philip J. Padovano Paul W. Danahy, Jr. Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Daytona Beach, 32114 Circuits William A. Van Nortwick, Jr. Richard Harlan Frank John G. Fletcher APPELLATEJUDGES (904) 947-1500 Peter D. Webster Carolyn K. Fulmer David M. Gersten John W. Dell Address: Mailing James R. Wolf Richard A. Lazzara Mario P. Goderich Gary M. Farmer APPELLATE JUDGES 1st District Court of Stevan T. Northcutt Melvia B. Green Hugh S. Glickstein John Antoon II Appeal Building Second District Jerry R. Parker James R. Jorgenson Robert M. Gross Warren H. Cobb 301 Martin Luther Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, David F. Patterson David L. Levy Bobby W. Gunther James C. Dauksch, Jr. King Blvd. Thirteenth and Twentieth Peggy A. Quince Joseph Nesbitt George W. Hersey Gilbert S. Goshorn, Jr. Tallahassee, 32399-1850 Judicial Circuits Herboth S. Ryder (Vacant Position) Larry A. Klein Jacqueline R. Griffin 488-81 36 (904) Jack R. Schoonover Alan R. Schwartz Barbara Pariente Charles M. Harris Mailing Address: E. F. Threadgill, Jr. Robert L. Shevin Mark E, Polen Earle W. Peterson, Jr. APPELLATE JUDGES P. O. Box 327 James W. Whatley George A. Shahood Winifred J. Sharp Michael E. Allen Lakeland, 33802 W. Matthew Stevenson Emerson R. Thompson, Jr.

First Judicial Nancy Gilliam K. L. Williams ADMINISTRATOR F. E. "Ted" Steinmeyer III ADMINISTRATOR Circuit Jack R. Heflin STATE ATTORNEY 904/488-1357 STATE ATTORNEY 904/758-21 63 Escambia, Okaloosa, T. Michael Jones Curtis A. Golden William N. Meggs Santa Rosa and, John P. Kuder Pensacola CIRCUIT JUDGES Tallahassee CIRCUIT JUDGES Walton Counties Lewis R. Lindsey PUBLIC DEFENDER Nikki Ann Clark PUBLIC DEFENDER James Roy Bean Laura Melvin Jack Behr John E. Crusoe Nancy Daniels Paul S. Bryan ADMINISTRATOR Edward P. Nickinson III Pensacola P. Kevin Davey Tallahassee E. Vernon Douglas 904/436-551 5 John T. Parnham Kathleen F. Dekker Thomas J. Kennon, Jr. Paul A. Rasmussen Second Judicial William L. Gary Third Judicial Circuit John Weston Peach CIRCUIT JUDGES Thomas T. Remington Circuit J. Lewis Hall, Jr. Columbia, Dixie, STATE ATTORNEY G. Robert Barron Kim A. Skievaski Franklin, Gadsden, Charles D. McClure Hamilton, Lafayette, Jerry M. Blair Frank L. Bell Joseph Q. Tarbuck Jefferson, Leon, Liberty George S. Reynolds III Madison, Suwannee Live Oak Kenneth B. Bell Terry D. Terrell and Wakulla Counties N. Sanders Sauls and Taylor Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER "Bubba" Nicolas P. Geeker Jere Tolton L. Ralph Smith Dennis Roberts Lake City

18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY I $97 EL ORNA'S JUDICIAL PUBLIC DEFENDER Patrick G. Kennedy Dorothy J. Russell Eugene J. Fierro Janette Dunnigan CIRCUITS conIIBued Howard Babb Robert K. Mathis Maura T. Smith Leon M. Firtel Deborah Ford-Kaus Brooksville Arthur W. Nichols III George A. Sprinkel IV Ronald M. Friedman Thomas M. Gallen Richard B. Orfinger R. James Stroker Michael A. Genden Lee E. Haworth Fourth Judicial Circuit Sixth Judicial Circuit Julianne Piggotte W. Rogers Turner Norman Gerstein Paul Edward Logan Clay, Duval and Nassau pasco and pinellas Robert K. Rouse, Jr. (Vacant Position) Carol R. Gersten Bob McDonald Counties Counties Edwin P. B. Sanders Bob Wattles Leonard E. Glick Andrew D. Owens, Jr. C. McFemn Smith III Alice Blackwell White Alan S. Gold James S. Parker ADMINISTRATOR ADMINISTRATOR John W. Watson III Reginald Karl Whitehead Murray Goldman Harry M. Rapkin 904/630-2564 813/464-4622 Richard Gary Weinberg STATE ATTORNEY Stanley M. Goldstein Becky A. Titus Joseph G. Will Lawson Lamar Jon I. Gordon STATE ATTORNEY CIRCUIT JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY Orlando Maynard "Skip" Gross Earl Moreland Aaron K. Bowden W. Douglas Baird John Tanner PUBLIC DEFENDER Henry H. Harnage Sarasota Alban E. Brooke Bob Barker Daytona Beach Joseph W. Durocher Gerald D. Hubbart PUBLIC DEFENDER Frederic A. Buttner Bruce Scott Boyer PUBLIC DEFENDER Orlando Martin D. Kahn Elliott C. Metcalfe, Jr. Hugh A. Carithers, Jr. W. Lowell Bray, Jr. James B. Gibson Sandy Karlan Sarasota Karen K. Cole James R. Case Daytona Beach Tenth Judicial Robert Paul Kaye Mack Crenshaw, Jr. Wayne L. Cobb Circuit Allen Kornblum Thirteenth Judicial Lance M. Day Charles W. Cope Eighth Judicial Hardee, Highlands and Maria M. Korvick Circuit Brian J. Davis David Alan Demers Circuit Polk Counties Judith L. Kreeger Hillsborough County Henry E. Davis Joseph G. Donahey, Jr. Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Maxine Cohen Lando Peter L. Dearing Brandt C. Downey III Gilchrist, Levy and Union ADMINISTRATOR Cindy S. Lederman ADMINISTRATOR Robert Mallory Foster Crockett Farnell Counties 941/534-4690 Ellen L. Leesfield 813/272-5894 Peter J. Fryfield Dee Anna Farnell Barbara S. Levenson Lawrence Page Haddock Philip J. Federico ADMINISTRATOR CIRCUIT JUDGES Steve Levine CIRCUIT JUDGES Jean M. Johnson Marion L. Fleming 352/374-3648 Daniel True Andrews D. Bruce Levy Diana M. Allen W. Gregg McCaulie Marsha B. Glisson E. Randolph Bentley Peter R. Lopez F. Dennis Alvarez Charles 0. Mitchell, Jr. George W. Greer CIRCUIT JUDGES Charles B. Curry Richard V. Margolius James D. Arnold Donald R. Moran, Jr. Raymond 0. Gross W. 0. Beauchamp, Jr. Charles A. Davis, Jr. Lauren Levy Miller Rex Martin Barbas Bernard Nachman Catherine Moore Harlan Robert P. Gates Robert L. Doyel Celeste Hardee Muir Debra K. Behnke Bill Parsons Nelly N. Khouzam Chester B. Chance Julian Dale Durrance Robert H. Newman Robert H. Bonanno Jack M. Schemer Lauren Laughlin Nath C. Doughtie Oliver L. Green Thomas Petersen Jack Espinosa, Jr. John H. Skinner John C. Lenderman Maurice V. Giunta Ronald A. Herring Roberto M. Pineiro Katherine G. Essrig A. C. Soud, Jr. Walt Logan Martha Ann Lott J. David Langford Victoria Platzer Donald C. Evans Brad Stetson Richard A. Luce Stan R. Morris Dennis P. Maloney Alan L. Postman Gasper J. Ficarrotta L. Haldane Taylor Stanley R. Mills Elzie S. Sanders Randall G. McDonald Juan Ramirez, Jr. Barbara Fleischer Frederick B. Tygart Bonnie S. Newton Frederick D. Smith Cecelia M. Moore Steven D. Robinson Florence Foster Michael R. Weatherby Thomas E. Penick, Jr. James L. Tomlinson, Jr. Dick Prince Jeffrey Rosinek Dick Greco, Jr. David C. Wiggins R. Timothy Peters STATE ATTORNEY Robert E. Pyle Arthur Rothenberg Gregory P. Holder William A. Wilkes Frank Quesada Rod Smith Susan W. Roberts Leslie Rothenberg Cynthia A. Holloway STATE ATTORNEY Anthony Rondolino Gainesville Wm. Bruce Smith Eleanor Levingston Claudia Rickert Isom Harry L. 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Spicola 352/620-3582 PUBLIC DEFENDER CIRCUIT JUDGES Dade County Thomas S. Wilson, Jr. Ralph Steinberg Bob Dillinger John H. Adams, Sr. STATE ATTORNEY Ralph C. Stoddard CIRCUIT JUDGES Clearwater Joseph P. Baker ADMINISTRATOR Katherine F. Rundle Thomas E. Stringer, Sr. Carven D. Angel Theotis Bronson 305/375-5278 Miami Chet A. Tharpe J. Michael Blackstone Seventh Judicial Jay Paul Cohen PUBLIC DEFENDER Edward H. Ward Don F. Briggs Circuit Ted Coleman CIRCUIT JUDGES Bennett H. Brummer James D. Whittemore Barbara Gurrola Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns Richard F. Conrad Jerald Bagley Miami STATE ATTORNEY Mark J. Hill and Volusia Counties Michael F. Cycmanick Jennifer D. Bailey Harry Lee Coe T. Michael Johnson Daniel P. Dawson Robbie M. Barr Twelfth Judicial Tampa William G. Law, Jr. ADMINISTRATOR Bob Evans Stanford Blake Circuit PUBLIC DEFENDER Jerry T. Lockett 904/257-6097 William C. Gridley Philip Bloom DeSoto, Manatee and Julianne Holt Raymond T. McNeal Donald E. Grincewicz Joel H. Brown Sarasota Counties Tampa Victor J. Musleh CIRCUIT JUDGES James Charles Hauser Gisela Cardonne S Thomas D. Sawaya John M. Alexander Anthony H. Johnson Thomas M. Carney ADMINISTRATOR Fourteenth Judicial Jack Singbush Stephen L. Boyles Frank N. Kaney Michael B. Chavies 941/951 -5700 Circuit G. Richard Singletaiy Shawn L. Briese Lawrence R. Kirkwood Jeri B.Cohen Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Jack Springstead John V. Doyle Walter Komanski Manuel A. Crespo CIRCUIT JUDGES H oIm es, Jackson and Hale R. Stancil S. James Foxman Cynthia MacKinnon Amy N. Dean Durand J. Adams Washington Counties William T. Swigert Gayle S.Graziano Roger J. McDonald Amy Steele Donner Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Patricia Thomas Kim C. Hammond A. Thomas Mihok Ronald C. Dresnick Robert J. Boylston ADMINISTRATOR Richard Tombrink, Jr. R. Michael Hutcheson Jeffords Donalson Miller Marqarita Esquiroz Scott MacKenzie Brownell 904/747-5327 STATE ATTORNEY William C. "Bill" Johnson, Belvin Perry, Jr. Joseph P. Farina Stephen L. Dakan Brad King Jr. Charles N. Prather Richard Yale Feder Nancy K. Donnellan CIRCUIT JUDGES Ocala Jose R. Roddguez Alex Ferrer Peter A. Dubensky N. Russell Bower

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 1$$'7 19 FLORIDA'S JUDICIAL John J. Hoy Seventeenth W. Herbert Moriarty Jere E. Lobar PUBLIC DEFENDER Leroy H. Moe CIRCUITS continued Kathleen J. Kroll Judicial Circuit John Dean Moxley, Jr. Diamond R. Litty Jorge Labarga Broward County Dale Ross Frank Pound, Jr. Stuart Russell A. Cole, Jr. Hubert R. Undsey Sheldon Mark Schapiro Tonya B. Rainwater Dedee S. Costello Mary E. Lupo ADMINISTRATOR Larry Seidlin Edward J. Richardson Twentieth Judicial Clinton E. Foster Kenneth Anthony Marra 954/831-7741 Mark A. Speiser J. Preston Silvernail Circuit Glenn L. Hess Karen L Martin Leonard L. Stafford Gene Stephenson Charlotte, CollIer, Michael C. Overstreet Michael D. Miller CIRCUIT JUDGES Jeffrey E. Streitfeld Leonard V. Wood Glades, Hendry and Judy Markham Pittman Marvin Mounts, Jr. Robert Lance Andrews Carole Y. Taylor STAT'E ATTORNEY Lee Counties Don T. Sirmons Richard L. Oftedal Paul L. Backman Victor Tobin Norm R. Wolfinger William L. Wright John L. Phillips Arthur M. Birken Linda Vitale Titusville ADMINISTRATOR STATE ATTORNEY Stephen A. Rapp George A. Brescher Howard M. Zeidwig PUBLIC DEFENDER 941/335-2299 Jim Appleman Gary L. Vonhof Miette K. Bumstein STATE ATTORNEY James F. Russo Marianna Richard I. Wennet Robert B. Camey Michael J. Satz Rockledge CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER John D. Wessel Patricia W. Cocalis Ft. Lauderdale Isaac Anderson, Jr. Herman D. Laramore STATE ATTORNEY Geoffrey D. Cohen PUBLIC DEFENDER Nineteenth Judicial Franklin G. Baker Marianna Barry Krischer James I. Cohn Alan H. Schreiber Circuit William L. Blackwell West Palm Beach Robert 0. Collins Ft. Lauderdale Indian River, Martin, Ted Brousseau Fifteenth Judicial PUBLIC DEFENDER William P. Dimitrouleas Okeechobee and St. Lucie John S. Carlin Circuit Richard L. Jorandby Richard Eade Eighteenth Judicial Counties Darryl C. Casaneuva Palm Beach County West Palm Beach J. Leonard Fleet Circuit R. Thomas Corbin Robert J. Fogan Brevard and Seminole ADMINISTRATOR Lynn Gerald, Jr. ADMINISTRATOR Sixteenth Judicial John A. Frusciante Counties 561/468-1472 Hugh D. Hayes 561/355-2431 Circuit Mare H. Gold William C. Mclver Monroe County Renee Goldenberg ADMINISTRATOR CIRCUIT JUDGES Daniel R. Monaco CIRCUIT JUDGES Barry E. Goldstein 407/633-21 71 Cynthia G. Angelos William J. Nelson Ronald V. Alvarez ADMINISTRATOR Charles M. Greene Ben L. Bryan, Jr. R. Wallace Pack Moses Baker, Jr. 305/292-3423 Mel Grossman CIRCUIT' JUDGES Mare A. Cianca Donald E. Pellecchia Thomas H. Barkdull III Patti Englander Henning Nancy F. Alley Cynthia L Cox Thomas S. Reese Howard C. Berman CIRCUIT JUDGES Harry G. Hinckley, Jr. Seymour Benson John Emmett Fennelly Jay B. Rosman Virginia Gay Broome Mark H. Jones Stanton S. Kaplan Newman D. Brock Dwight L. Geiger James H. Seals Lucy Chernow Brown Richard G. Payne Kathleen A. Keamey Warren W. C. Burk Robert A. Hawley, Jr. Hugh E. Starnes Catherine M. Brunson Steven P. Shea Julie Koenig Alan A. Dickey Paul B. Kanarek James R. Thompson Richard B. Burk Sandra Taylor Lawrence L. Korda O. H. Eaton, Jr. Scott M. Kenney Sherra Winesett James T. Carlisle STATE ATTORNEY Susan Lebow Kerry I. Evander Robert R. Makemson STATE ATTORNEY Harold J. "Hal" Cohen Kirk C. Zuelch John T. Luzzo Thomas G. Freeman Larry Schack Joseph P. D'Alessandro Walter N. Colbath, Jr. Key West Thomas Michael Lynch IV Charles M. Holcomb Charles E. Smith Ft. Myers Roger Bye Colton PUBLIC DEFENDER Joyce Anne Maines-Julian Edward M. Jackson (Vacant Position) PUBLIC DEFENDER Jack H. Cook Rosemary Enright Melanic G. May Bruce W. Jacobus STATE ATTORNEY Douglas M. Midgley Edward H. Fine Key West John A. Miller Lawrence V. Johnston III Bruce H. Colton Ft. Myers Edward A. Garrison Estella May Moriarty Kenneth R. Lester, Jr. Ft. Pierce Fred A. Hazouri

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 1997 21 U. S. SENATORS BOB GRAHAM (D) CONNIE MACK (R)

Born Coral Gables, Florida, November 9, Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 29, 1936 Education BA Degree, University of ~:, 1940 Education University of Florida, Mar- Florida, 1959; Law Degree, Harvard, 1962 keting and Business Degree, 1966 Wife Wife Adele Children Four Career Florida Priscilla Children Two Church Catholic House of Representatives, 1966; Senate, 1970; Career 16 years in banking, Fort Myers; U.S. elected Governor 1978 and '82; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1982-88; elected to Senate 1986 and '92 Background Father, Ernest R. "Cap" U.S. Senate, 1988 and 1994 Honors Outstanding Young Man Graham, was former State Senator in Florida and unsuccessful can- Award, Florida Jaycees, 1975; Chairman of the Board, Cape Coral didate for Governor; maternal aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, of Hospital, 1975-77; Founding Chairman of the Board, Palmer Drug DeFuniak Springs, was first woman to attain "Little Cabinet" status Abuse Program, 1979-80; charter member, Fort Myers Rotary Club as Florida's Motor Vehicle Commissioner in the 1950s Committee Background Grandson of Connie Mack, legendary manager and Assignments Environment and Public Works (ranking member of owner of Philadelphia Athletics baseball team Committee Assign- Clean Air, Wetlands, Private Property and Nuclear Safety Subcom- ments Chairman, Joint Economic Committee; Appropriations; mittees); Finance Committee; Veteran's Alfairs; Select Committee Banking; Select Committee on Intelligence. Address 517 Hart on Intelligence Address 524 Hart Senate 05ce Building, Wash- Building, Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-5274.

ington, D.C., 20510 Phone (202) 224-3041. U. S. REPRESENTATIVES

1st District 2nd District Escambia Holmes, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa Calhoun, Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gikhrist, and Walton Counties. Part ofBay County. Gulf, Hamilton, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Liberty, /itadison, Suteannee, Taylor, Wakulla JOE SCARBOROUGH and Washington Counties. Portions ofBay and (R) Columbia Counties.

Born Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1963 Education AB Degree, University of Alabama; JD Degree, F. ALLEN BOYD, JR. (D) Universityof Florida Wife Melanic Children Two Church Southern Baptist Career Attorney; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Born Valdosta, GA, June 6, 1945 Education Florida State Universi-

1994, 1996 Honors Board Member, Navy League; Executive Board ty, Bachelor's in Accounting Wife Gssy Children Three Church Unit- Member, Escambia/Santa Rosa Bar Association; Board Member, Emer- ed Methodist Military Rifle Platoon Leader, US Army, served tour of ald Coast Pediatric Primary Care; American Jurisprudence Award for duty in Vietnam Career Fifth generation farmer, Florida House of Constitutional Law, University of Florida College of Law Committee Representatives since 1989, served as Chair of Governmental Oper- Assignments National Security (Readiness Subcommittee, Research ations Committee, Chair of the House Rules and Calendar Commit- and Development Subcommittee); Government Reform and Oversight tee and Chair of the House Democratic Conservative Caucus; elected (National Economic Growth, Human Resources and Intergovernmental to the U.S. House or Representatives 1996 Committee Assignments Al'fairs Subcommittee) Address 127 Cannon House 05ce Building, National Security Committee Address 1237 Longworth House 05ce Washington, D.C., 20515 Phone (202) 225-4136. Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-5235.

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&rd District 5th District Portions ofClay, Duval, Flagler, Lake, Atachua Citrus, Hernando and Levy Orange, Putnam, St.Johns, Seminole Counties. Portions ofColumbia, Marion and Volusia Counties. and Pasco Counties.

CORRINE BROWN (D) KAREN L. THURMAN (D)

Born Jacksonville, Florida, November 11, 1946 Born Rapid City, South Dakota, January 12,

Education BS and Master's Degrees, Florida ARM University; Edu- 1951 Education University of Fla. , BA Degree Spouse John Chil- cation Specialist Degree, U of Fla. Children One Church Baptist dren Two Career School teacher; Dunellon City Council seven Career Faculty member at Fla. Community College (Jacksonville), years (mayor two terms); elected to Fla. Senate, 1982 (first woman Jacksonville U and Edward Waters College (tacksonville); elected to to chair Agriculture Committee); elected to U.S. House of Represen- Fla. House of Representatives, 1982-92; elected to U.S. House of tatives, 1992, 1994, 1996Honors Served on Fla. Sentencing Guide- Representatives, 1992, 1994 and 1996 Honors First woman to lines Commission; Reapportionment Committee, National chair Duval County legislative delegation; Legislator of the Year Conference of State Legislators; Southern Regional Education Board awards from Jacksonville Association of Fireffghters and Fla, Associ- Address 440 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. ation of Homes for the Aging; Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree from 20515 Phone (202) 225-1002. Edward Waters College Address 1610 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-0123. 6th District Baker, Bradford, Sumter and Union Counties. 4th District Portions of Clay, Duval, Lake, Marion and Putnam Counties. tyassau County. Portions ofDuval, Flagler, St.Joh s and Volusia Counties. CLIFF STEARNS (R) (R) Born Washington, DC, April 16, 1941 Educa- "-". "'. tion Electrical Engineering Degree, George Washington University- Born Milledgeville, Georgia, December 23, 1942 ", ,. ; Education BA and JD Degrees, Emory University Wife Joan Children Three Church Presbyterian Military U.S. Air Spouse L. Buck Fowler Children Two Church Episcopal Occupation Force four years Career Developed Stearns House, Inc. , motel man- Attorney Career Assistant to Congressman, 1967-70; staff positions, agement firm with five motels and three restaurants in Marion and White House Office of Consumer Affairs, 1970-71;Jacksonville City Alachua Counties; elected to U.S. House of Representatives 1988,90 Council member, 1985-92; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 92, 94 and 96 Committee Assignments serves on Veterans Affairs 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors Emory University School of Law Distin- and Commerce Address 2352 Rayburn House Office Building, guished Alumni, 1995; The Emory Medal, Emory University, 1996; U.S. Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-5744. Naval Academy Board of Visitors; Women of Vision Award, Prevent Blindness Florida; President, Junior League of Jacksonville; 1994 7th District awards: Spirit of Enterprise from U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Guardian Portions ofOrange, Seminole and Volusia Counties. of Seniors' Rights, from 60 Plus; Golden Bulldog from Watchdogs of the Treasury; Sound Dollar from Free Congress Foundation; Guardian JOHN L. MICA (R) of Small Business from Nat'I Federation of Independent Business; National Security Leadership from National Security Caucus Address Born Binghamton, New York, January 27, 1943 Miami-Dade 413 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone Education AA Degree, Community (202) 225-2501. College; BS Degree, University of Fla. Wife Patricia Children Two Church Episcopal Career Business ventures in cellular telephones, real estate, trade consulting, governmental affairs and lobbying; execu- lugged sy Teliiyhfttte Seltcl@yef It'e Not IJet tive director of local government study commissions; consultant to Flori- da's Joint Center for Urban and Environmental Studies; elected to Fla. when your phone rtrltts end the psrtBn says they"re ~cn behalf cf a law sfrfolcslnent — have been btken ftssudo4@dtfes or crofssskktat orgelzitfon beware, Many people by House of Representatives, 1976-80; Chief of Staff for U.S. Sen. Paula funbralsers who, only give s small per~ bf funds to lhe actual charity, . funds froth Nganizedon~ should ask ques. Residents who are sbttcftsdhu sny detailed Hawkins, 1980-85; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1992, tlons about the wieul who the caller Iepntesnts snd hdw ntuch actutey goes to lhe ciuse. doss uss i~'and opposes' the 1994, 1996 Honors Fla. Good Government Award from Jaycees, 1973; , The Folds ellslttfs ~h ttftt p~'fund -FSA and cur youth ftanches wetcoins dts " use of ~rs ln fucfnottng Inelnbslehfp. one of Florida's "Outstanding Young Men, 1978 Address 106 Cannon . scrutiny of all Roitda cezens ln our financial ~. House Omce Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-4035, THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY I 997 23 1%oRlBA's U.s. RRpRRsRNTATfvRs

Sth District Guardian of Small Business Award Committee Assignments Chair- Parts ofOrange and Osceola Counties. man, Appropriations subcommittee on National Security. Also serves on Appropriations subcommittee on National Defense, BILL McCOLLUM (R) Health, Human Services and Education Address 2407 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225- Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944 5961. Education BA and JD Degrees, University of Florida Wife Ingrid Children Three Mili- 11th District tary Active duty, U.S. Navy, 1969-72; retired from the Naval Reserve Portions ofHillsborough County. after serving 24 years in Judge Advocate General's Corps Career Practicing attorney in Orlando, 1973-80; elected to ninth House of JIM DAVIS (D) Representatives term in 1996 Honors Chairman, Crime Subcom- mittee; veteran member of the Judiciary and the Banking and Finan- Born Tampa, FL, October 11, 1957 Educa- cial Services subcommittees; Co-Chairman of the Republican tion Washington and I.ee University, BA, Uni- Platform Committee in 1992; Co-Chairman of George Bush's Flori- versity of Florida, Juris Doctorate IVife Peggy Children Two da campaigns in 1988 and 1992 Address 2266 Rayburn House Church Episcopal Career Attorney, elected Florida House of Rep- Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-2176. resentatives, 1988, 1992, Honors House Majority Leader 1994- 1996, 25 awards for work on education spending and 9th District accountability, energy efficiency, crime prevention, affordable Portions ofHillsborough, Pasco and healthcare, environmental protection and state budget reform Pinellas Counties. Committee Assignments Budget Committee Address 327 Can- non House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) MICHAEL BILIRAKIS (R) 225-3376.

Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, 1930 12th District Education BS Degree in engineering, Univer- Desoto and Hardee Counties. sity of Pittsburgh; accounting, George Washington University; JD Portions ofHighlands, Hillsborough, Degree, University of Fla. IVife Evelyn Children Two Church Pasco and Polk Counties. Greek Orthodox Military U.S. Air Force, four years, Korean Con- flict Career Businessman, attorney, engineer, steelworker, small CHARLES T. CANADY (R) claims judge, municipal judge; elected to U.S. House of Representa- tives, 1982 Honors Citizen of the Year, Tarpon Springs Committee Born Lakeland, Florida, June 22, 1954 Edu- Assignments Serves on Veterans Affairs Committee (vice chair, sub- cation BA Degree, Haverford College; JD Degree, Yale Law School committee on Hospitals and Healthcare), and Commerce Commit- Church Presbyterian Career Attorney; elected to Fla. House of tee (chairman, subcommittee on Health and Environment) Address Representatives 1984-90; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 2369 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors Most Effective First Termer, Florida Phone (202) 225-5755. House; Legislator of the Year, Fla. Assn. of Realtors; President's Award, Fla. Public Library Assn. ; Crime Fighter's Award, Florida Department of Law Enforcement Committee Assignments Chair- 10th District man, Constitution Sub-Committee Address 2432 Rayburn House Part ofPinellas County Oflice Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-1252. C. W. "BILL"YOUNG (R) 15th District litanatee and Sarasota Counties. Born Harmarville, Pennsylvania, Decembei Portions ofCharlotte and Hillsborough Counties. 16, 1930 Wife Beverly Children Three Church Methodist Mili- tary Florida National Guard nine years Career Insurance execu- DAN MILLER (R) tive; elected to Fla. Senate, 1960-70 (first minority leader); elected to U.S. House of Representatives 1970 Honors Distinguished Pub- Born Highland Park Michigan, May 30, 1942 lic Service, American Medical Association; Most Valuable Senator, Education BS-BA Degree, University of Fla. ;

Florida Press Corps; Award of Merit, President's Commission on MBA Degree, Emory University; Ph.D., Louisiana State University Employment of the Handicapped; Watchdog of the Treasury Award; 1Vife Glenda Children Two Church Episcopal Career Assistant

2 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 199T FLORXDA'S U.S. gNPRESEWTATgVES

Professor, Georgia State University; Adjunct Professor, University of 16th District South Fla. ; partner in Miller Enterprises which owns and operates Glades County Parts ofHendry, diversified businesses; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Highlands, Martin, Okeeckobee, Palm Beach 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors Served on boards of Manatee Memori- and St. Lucie Counties. al Hospital, Manatee Mental Health Center and Florida West Coast MARK FOLEY Symphony; member of Task Force on Substance Abuse; Brother- (R) hood Award, National Conference of Christians and Jews Address 102 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone Born Newton, Massachusetts, September 8, (202) 225-5015. 1954 Education Palm Beach Community College Church Roman Catholic Career Realtor, President of Foley-Smith R. Associates, 14th District Inc. ; City Commissioner and Vice-Mayor, City of Lake Worth; elected to Fla. House of Representatives, Florida Senate, U.S. Collier and Lee Counties. Portion of 1990; 1992; Charlotte County. House of Representatives 1994, 1996Honors Legislator of the Year, Fla. Farm Bureau; Distinguished Layman, Fla. Medical Assn. ; Special PORTER GOSS (R) Merit Award, Cities in Schools; Special Recognition, Fla. Physician' s Assn. ; Past President, Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation; Born Waterbury, Connecticut, November 26, involved with growth, development and intergovernmental relations 1938 Education BA Degree, Yale University, entities Committee Assignments Deputy Whip, Agriculture and Sci- Magna Cum Laude Wife Mariel ChiMren Four Church Presby- ence Address 113 Cannon House Oflice Building, Washington, D.C. terian Career CIA Clandestine Services Office, 1962-72; small- 20515 Phone (202) 225-5792. business owner; Councilman and Mayor, Sanibel; member, Lee County Commission; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1988 17th District Honors Director, National Audubon Society; Chairman, State Advi- Portions ofDade County, sory Committee on Coastal Management; Chairman, Metropolitan Planning Organization; Director, Lee County Mental Health Center (D) Address 108 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C, 20515 Phone (202) 225-2536. Born Tallahassee, Florida, 1926 Education BA Degree in Biology, Fla. A8rM University; 15th District Master's Degree in Public Health and Physical Brevard and Indian River Counties. Education, University of Michigan Career Special Assistant to the Portions ofOsceola and Polk Counties. Vice President, Miami-Dade Community College; served in Fla. House of Representatives, 1979-82; in Fla. Senate, 1982-92; elect- Dave Weldon, MD (R) ed to U.S. House of Representatives, 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors Honorary Doctor of Laws Degrees from University of Miami, Florida Born Amityville, New York, August 31, 1953 ARM University, and Rollins College; 1995 recipient Education State University of New York at of LeRoy Collins Lifetime Achievement Award; recognized as one of Stony Brook, BS Degree in Biochemistry; State University of New the most effective members of Fla. Senate; named best in Senate York, Buffalo School of Medicine, MD Degree Wife Nancy Church debate by panel of news reporters Address 401 Cannon House Zion Christian iffilitary U.S. Army medical training at Letterman Ofice Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-4506. Army Medical Center, San Francisco; attained rank of Major, 1987; Army Reserves, 1987-92 Career Private medical practice, internal 18th District medicine; Melbourne (FL) Internal Medicine Associates; elected to Portions ofDade County, U.S. House of Representatives, 1994, 1996 (held no previous pub- lic oflices) Honors Phi Beta Kappa, 1978; Alpha Omega Alpha ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN (R) honor medical society; co-founder, Space Coast Family Forum, 1989 CornmitteeAssignments Science; Banking Address 216 Born Havana, , July 15, 1952 Education Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone AA Degree, Miami-Dade Community College; (202) 225-3671. BA Degree, Fla. International University; MS

Cftbarns Setter Awned tWfth tnfornuttfon, That ts) Degree, UniversityofMiami; post-graduatestudies SPouse Dexter Olbens Pogoe Aoadernies are fPowfng ln pepubtdty throughout the stats of Ffolfda. Vofu. Lehtinen Career Principal of private elementary school; elected to sla County nfoently graduated ibr grstetase whish fnofudsd a Radftor, an Air Fores regret, a bar- ' ber, a bookkeeper, s bartender and a personal trainer, Thsoodrss was so popular;shell Bob Fla. House of Representatives, 1982-86; Fla. Senate, 1986-89; elect- vogefebfffos already, had a wslgng list fargo enough to fill two more classes before the flwt was even oorn lated. ed to U.S. House of Representatives, 1989, as first Hispanic (Cuban-

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 199T 25 American) woman to serve in Congress; re-elected 1990, 1992, 1988; Fla. Senate, 1989 and 1990; U.S. House of Representatives, 1994, 1996 CommitteeAssignments International Relations; Gov- 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors First Republican and first Hispanic ernment Reform 8t Oversight; chair, subcommittee on Africa; vice elected chairman of Dade County delegation in Florida Legislature; chair, Western Hemisphere subcommittee Address 2240 Rayburn awards for e8'ective legislative service from VFW, Dade County Pub- House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225- lic Schools, Fair Campaign Practices Committee and Florida Epilep- 3931. sy Foundation Committee Assignments Rules Committee (vice chairman of the subcommittee on the Rules of the House); House 19th District Oversight Committee; served on Foreign Aifairs, Merchant Marine Portions ofBroreard and Palm Beach Counties. and Fisheries Address 404 Cannon House 05ce Building, Washing- ton, D.C. 20515-0921 Phone (202) 225-4211. ROBERT WEXLER (D) 22nd District Born New York, New York, January 2, 1961 Portions ofBroreard, Dade and Education University of Florida, BA Political Palm Beach Counties. Science; George Washington University Law School, Juris Doctorate Wife Laurie Children Three Religion Jewish Career Practicing E. CLAY SHAW, Jr. (R) Attorney; Florida State Senator 1990-1996,former Chairman of the Finance and Taxation Committees and Criminal Justice Committee; Born Miami, Florida, April 19, 1939 Educa- elected U.S. House of Representatives 1996Honors Elected Presi- tion BS Degree in Business Administration, dent Designate, Florida Senate 1995 Committee Assignments Stetson University; Master's Degree in Accounting, University of International Relations and Judiciary Address 1609 Longworth Alabama; JD Degree, Stetson University I,aw School Wife Emilie 05ce Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-3001. Children Four (grandchildren, four) Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. Lauderdale Career Assistant City Attorney, Chief City Prosecutor, 20th District Vice Mayor, Mayor of Ft. Lauderdale; elected to U.S. Congress, is CPA Honors Monroe County. Portions ofBrorcard 1980; a Appointed special ambassador to Papua, and Dade Counties. New Guinea, by President Ford; served on Executive Committee of Republican National Committee Committee Assignments Ways PETER DEUTSCH (D) and Means Address 2267 Rayburn House 05ce Building, Wash- ington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-3026. Born New York, New York, April 1, 1957 Edu- cation BA Degree, Swarthmore College, Phi 23rd District Beta Kappa; JD Degree, Yale Law School 1Vife Lori Children Two Portions ofBrorcard, Dade, Hendry, Martin, Religion Jewish Career Practicing attorney; director and founder, Okeechohee, Palm Beach and St. Lucie Counties Broward County Medicare Information Program; elected to Fla. House of Representatives, 1982 to 1992; elected to U.S. House of ALCEE L. HASTINGS (D) Representatives, 1992, 1994, 1996 Honors Board member of Broward County Environmental Coalition, Alzheimer's Association, Born Altamonte Springs, Florida, September 5, Jewish Federation, B'nai B'rith, Knights of Pythias Committee 1936 Education BA Degree, Fisk University; Assignments Commerce Address 204 Cannon House 05ce Build- attended Howard University School of Law; JD Degree, Florida ANN ing, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-7931. University College of Law Children Three Church African Methodist Episcopal Career Practicing attorney; Circuit Judge; U.S. 21st District District Judge; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1992, Honors Aff'iliations Portions ofDade County. 1994, 1996 and NAACP, ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, NOW, Planned Parenthood, Sierra Club, Urban LINCOLN DIAZ-BALART (R) League, National Conference of Black Lawyers Committee Assign- ments Foreign Affairs, Science Address 1039 Longworth House Born Havana, Cuba, August 13, 1954 (fled to 05ce Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-1313. U.S. with family in 1959) Education Degree in International Relations, New College of the University of South Irnrtsl y~ N te ttrIienairrsrteIte~ Fla. Degree in British Politics, Cambridge University, England; Law The Monroe oounty~ ~tree'a nsttitnrnrds~arre-. and it only wet lsoel. ; ' taxpayers trtt5. tJibor, inokidintt Inslslllntt University Christina Children in~~elokssy settsrrded, end eddino Degree, Case Western Reserve Wife ~ . window ttusrde; wasieovkfsd ay'stets~ ~:.The total ~9 esto-tire sell Two Career Elected to Fla. House of Representatives 1986 and mated oost of teertno. 'the esek dans wmmsi@ally. 26 THE SHERIFF'5 STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY ISST gal+

Alee hue Earl Dwight Crews Arthur Gaskins Supervisor of Elections Pop. 127,646 Mark H. Stone Pamela S Mac Kie (Gainesville) Alan Hawey Herman Johnson Jane Carroll Sheriff Sheila Whitelaw John C. Norris Pop. 198,261 Jeanine L. Harvey Eddie Lewis School Superintendent Richard H. Worch, Jr. School Board Sheriff James P. Raulerson Joseph F. Riddick Frank R. Petruzielo Clerk of Circuit Court Clay Barbara J. Church Stephen M. Oelrich Patricia C. Weeks School Board Commissioners Barbara T. Scott (Green Cove Springs) Pamela M. Cox Clerk of Circuit Court Vivian O. Chappell Norman Abramowitz Property Appraiser Pop. 120,896 Nelson A. Faerber, Jr. J. K. "Buddy" Irby Bay Evelyn S. Chastain Scott I. Cowan Frank Desguin Sheriff Patricia Anne Property Appraiser (Panama City) Randy Jones Suzanne N. Gunzburger Tax Collector Scott Lancaster Goodnight Edward A. Crapo Pop. 139,173 Jimmie L Scott llene S. Lieberman Vickie L. Potts Clerk of Circuit Court Clyde C. Quinby Tax Collector Sheriff James T. Wainwright Lori Nance Parrish Supervisor of Elections John Keene James F. Bishop, Jr. Guy Tunnell Sylvia Lauretta Poitier Judy Anderson Property Appraiser Columbia Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Brevard John E. Rodstrom, Jr. School Superintendent Wayne G. Weeks (Lake City) Beverly Hill Harold Bazzel (Tilusville) School Board Max L. Schmidt Tax Collector Pop. 50,387 School Superintendent Property Appraiser Pop. 444,992 Darla L. Carter Commissioners Jimmy Weeks Sheriff Robert W. Hughes Richard J. Davis Sheriff Abraham Fischler Donald J. Coppola Supervisor of Elections Frank E. Owens Commissioners Tax Collector Philip B. "Phil" Williams Miriam M. Oliphant Adam Cummings Barbara A. Kirkman Clerk of Circuit Court Charles W. Clemons, Peggy C. Brannon Clerk of Circuit Court Robert D. Parks Matthew D. DeBoer School Superintendent P. DeWitt Cason Sr. Supervisor of Elections Sandy Crawford Donald J. Samuels Mac V. Horton David L. Owens Property Appraiser Leveda Brown Melanic Williams Property Appraiser Diana Wasserman Frank Weikel Commissioners J. Doyle Crews Charles Chestnut ffl School Superintendent Jim Ford Lois Waxier School Board George Anthony Bush Tax Collector Bobby Summers Larry R. Bolinger Tax Collector Sara J. Devos Charles R. Griffin H. Ray Walker Penelope Wheat Commissioners James R. "Rod" Calhoun David M. Dignam Lany R. Lancaster Supervisor of Elections (inverness) School Board Carol S. Atkinson Northcutt (Blounlslown) Raymond A. Jasica Patrick D. McGovem Carolyn D. Kirby Judy C. Brashear Mare Nolan Supervisor of Elections Pop. 11,988 Sue Sifrit Dale S. Wilson School Superintendent William H. Cake Danny Sparks Fred D. Galey Sheriff Lee Swift School Board Michael B. Flanagan Beverly P. Carroll Richard Stewart School Superintendent W. G. "Buddy" Smith Richard Fain Commissioners Damell Rhea Robert M. Wright David E. Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court Citrus Charles T. Fields Frank Albury Barbara J. Sharpe School Board Commissioners Willie D. Wise Lisa B. Graham James W. Knox Johnny L Brock Mark 0. Cook Property Appraiser Pop. 105,468 Carol Studdard James Montgomery Baker Ron Danzey Nancy N. Higgs Terrell L. Stone Sheriff Carol A. Vallencourt Zimmie C. Petty O' "Jeff" (Mace(enny) Mike W. Gavlak Randy Brien Tax Collector Jeffrey J. Dawsy Ronald W. Williams Pop. 20,275 Mike Jones Truman G. Barbara A. Davis Clerk of Circuit Court Collier School Board Sheriff Henrietta B. Swilley Scarborough, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Betty Strifler (Naples) Richard H. Anders Joey B. Dobson Helen Voltz Martin Sewell Properly Appraiser Pop. 186,504 Anthony J. Buzella Clerk of Circuit Court Bradford School Board School Superintendent Ronald J. Schultz Sheriff Hawey Campbell Thomas A. Fraser, Sr. (Starke) Roberta W. Bechtel Jimmie Suggs Tax Collector Don Hunter Keith Hudson Property Appraiser Pop. 24,336 Fran Pickett Commissioners Norine S. Gilstrap Clerk of Circuit Court Glenn J. Hunter Gary B. Barber Sheriff William L. Powell Freddie L. Attaway Supewisor of Elections Dwight E. Brock Tax Collector Bob Milner, Jr. Paula E. Veibl Pack Bowden Susan Gill Property Appraiser Dade Gene Harvey Clerk of Circuit Court Rich Wilson Duane Capps School Superintendent Abe Skinner (Miami) "Pete" Supewisor of Elections Francis Ray Norman Broward Willie Truman Grant Julian Kelly II Tax Collector Pop. 2,013,821 John J. Barton Property Appraiser (Ft. Lauderdale) S. Donnell Whitfield Commissioners Guy L. Carlton Sheriff School Superintendent Jimmy H. Alvarez Pop. 1,364,168 School Board Gary Bartell Supervisor of Elections Fred Taylor Paula T. Barton Tax Collector Sheriff Volena Barfield Roger O. Batchelor Mary W. Morgan (Director of Metro- Jim Fowler Commissioners Teila N. Pearson Ron Cochran Eunice Hill School Superintendent Dade Police Dept. ) Clifton Barton Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Edward F. Holley Vicki Phillips Robert E. Munz Clerk of Circuit Court Tommy Dorman Terry L Vaughan Robert E. Lockwood Columbus Jackson Brad Thorpe Commissioners Harvey Ruvin Steve Kennedy School Superintendent Property Appraiser Ralph Shelton School Board Barbara B. Berry Property Appraiser Fred Raulerson Russell Larramore William "Bill" Markham Carl Hansen Timothy J. Joel W. Robbins "Sam" Alex Robinson Commissioners Tax Collector Charlotte Sandra Himmel Constantine Tax Collector School Board Jimmy M. Bowen Joseph Rosenhagen (Punla Gorda) Patience Nave Timothy L. Hancock Fred Ganz

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY I FEBRUARY tSST 27 School Superintendent Mike Bass Tax Collector SheNf L. Wayne Godwin School Superintendent Dennis W. Bennett Willie J.Junior W. Dale Summerford Frank McKeithen Jerold Knight Richard R. Farmer Commissioners Wilson Robertson Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Bruce Pemne Commissioners John L. Driggers, Sr. David M. Whitehead Denny Hutchinson Benny C. Lister James Stallings John D. Barrett Danny Herring School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Jeri Canals Alton J. Land Jim C. Bailey Harold J. Henderson Kesley Colbert Hendry Supervisor of Elections David W. Flowers C. W. "Johnny" John DeWitt Commissioners Tax Collector (LaBeffe) L. David C. Leahy James Gose Stephenson Elmer Jenkins Edward Jarrette Dixon Eda Ruth Taylor 497 School Superintendent Pop. 29, C. Guy Maxcy James T. Valentine Barbara N. Morris E. Hentz Fletcher, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Sheriff School Octavio J. Visiedo Board School Board Vanette H. Webb Bill McGill Cora Sue Robinson Ronald "Ronnie" Commissioners E, Margaret E. Cooper Paul U. Corbin Carolyn D. Roberson School Superintendent Lee, Sr. Robert L. Miriam Alonso Fitzgerald, Jr. Uoyd Jones Flagler Sterling L. Watson Jerry E. Kelley Clerk of Circuit James C. Burke Court J. Ned Hancock Glenn Osteen (Bunneii) School Board Commissioners Christine Pratt Donna Howerton Miguel Diaz de la Dwayne "Top" Rollison Pop. 36,997 Bonnie Holt Tommy Knox Property Appraiser Portilla Wendy Sue Renfro Bonnie F. Williams SherN Catherine S. James Nathan Peters, Jr. Kristina A. Kulpa Betty T. Ferguson Robert E. McCarthy Walter L. McPherson Johnny Stanley Tax Collector Bruce Kaplan Hillsborough Duval Clerk of Circuit Court William K. Pitts, Jr. Billy E. Traylor S. Hampton Peggy (Tampa) (Jacksonville) Syd Crosby Willie Ruth Williams Warren J. Yeager, Jr. Supervisor of Elections 892.874 Natacha S. Millan Pop. Pop. 718,355 Property Appraiser School Board Lucretia A. Strickland SherN Jimmy Morales SheNf Guy W. Sapp Gilchrist David L. Byrd School Superintendent Dennis C. Moss Cal Henderson Nathaniel "Nat" Glover Tax Collector (Trenton) Caroline E. Norton Edward A. Pedro Reboredo Upthegrove Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Suzette Pefficer Pop. 11,888 Charlotte M. Pierce Commissioners Richard Ake Katy Sorenson Henry W. Cook Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Mary P. Pridgeon Cecil O. Akin Javier Souto Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Rae Border David P. Turner Oscar D. Redd Ann 'Fusseff" School Board Peggy Howard Ron Alderman Ernie Mastronianni School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Charles M. Martinez Tax Collector G. Holmes Braddock Tax Collector Dorm V. Kaupke Jackie R. Barron Hamilton William C. "Bo" Renier Diaz de la Melvin B. Smith Lynwood Roberts Commissioners Property Appraiser (Jasper) Pelham, Jr. Portilla Supervisor of Elections Supewisor of Elections James A. Darby D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Pop. 12,487 Janet Perla Tabares Hantman B. Taylor Pam lorio Tommie R. Bell Michael R. Des Parte Tax Collector Sheriff School Board School Betsy Kaplan Superintendent School Superintendent George E. Harms W. W. Welch Harrell Reid Dwayne E. Brown Earl Lennard Michael M. Krop J. Lany L. Zenke John W. Seay Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Beauford E. Davidson Commissioners Manty Sabates Morse Councilmen Sam Trivett Susan J. Bryant Elaine Rozier Patrick B. Demetrio Perez, Jr. Langford Dottie Berger George Banks School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Richard A. Solomon C. Stinson Murphy Joe Chillura, Jr. Richard A. "Dick" Brow Nancy H. Dance Donald A. Thomas David H. Goolsby, Jr. John Perry, Jr. ffl Frederica S. Wilson Charles Christian Hart Gwen J. Chandler- James T. Guines Commissioners Tax Collector Jim Norman Thompson Richard N. Marier Wilbur C. Bush Norma Cook Hernando DeSoto J. Jan Kaminis Platt John Crescimbeni Joel L. Rosen Randy D. Durden Supervisor of Elections (Brooks viiie) Thomas Scott (Arcadia) Howard Dale Theda M. Wilson Jimmie SheNeld Carol Tolle Pop. 117,895 Ed Turanchik Pop. 26,640 Don Davis Sue Beach Suggs School Superintendent Sheriff Sheriff School Board ~ Teny L. Fields Franklin Fred W. Wilkerson Patricia B. Parks Tom Mylander Glenn Vernon L. Keen Barrington Alberta Hipps (Apafachicofa) School Board Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Carolyn W. Bricklemyer Mike Hogan Pop. 10,236 J. M. Everett W. J. Driggers Karen Nicolai Sharon H. Danaher Mitzie W. McGavic King Holzendorf Sheriff Gary E. Rexroat Greg Godwin Property Appraiser Carol W. Kurdell Property Appraiser Warren Anthony Jones Bruce E. Vames Ronald D. Smith Lamar Hill Alvin R. Mazourek Newton D. Keen Joe E. Newsome Dick Kravitz Clerk of Circuit Court James E. Vickers Randy Ogbum Tax Collector Tax Collector Ann S. Olson E. Denise Lee Kendall Wade Craig Watson Lewis Vaughn Leona B. Doris Ross Reddick Kathryn J. "Kathy" Hill Max Leggett Property Appraiser School Board Bechtelheimer Supervisor of Elections Jim Overton John James, Jr. Glades Horace Bates Supervisor of Elections Holmes Ronald A. Turner Eric Smith Tax Collector (fvfoore Haven) Mary P. Bembry Ann Mau School Superintendent S. (Bonifay) Ginger Soud James H. Harris, Jr. Pop. 8,551 W. P. Griffin, Jr. School Superintendent Adrian H. Cline Pop. 17,385 Jim Tullis Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Kenneth N. "Sonny" John W. Sanders Commissioners Sheriff Terry R. Wood Doris Shiver Gibbs James E. "Jim" Rider Scaff, Jr. Commissioners Dennis Robert R. Allen C. Lee School Board School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court J. T. Simon Ray Lossing Clerk Circuit William R. Avant of Court Cheryl G. Donelan Brenda Mabrey Joe Flint Barbara "Bobbi" Mills Felton Gamer Cody Taylor Gwendolyn E. Gibson Galloway Appraiser Pat Barbara E. Smith Property Novy Property Appraiser Jimmy A. Johnson Commissioners Larry R. Luckey Hardee Hannah M. Joe L. Varnadore Robinson Jack Fairdoth Stan Jordan Eddie Creamer Tax Collector (Wauchu/a) Paul School Board Sullivan Tax Collector Billy Parker Jimmy G. Mosconis Jim J. Greer Pop. 22,885 School Board Lenora P. Brewer Frances G. Fuller Linda Sparks Bevin Lynn Putnal Supervisor of Elections Sheriff John C. Druzbick of Robert W. Heine, Jr. Supervisor Elections Susan S. Wilkinson Clarence Williams Holly Whidden Green J. Loran Cogbum Stephen E. Galaydick Debbie A. Wilcox Rodney Word Raymond L. Williams School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court James B. Malcolm Hollingsworth School Superintendent Escambia School Board Gary L. Clark B. Hugh Bradley Jerry M. Geraldine "Gerry" Scott Milby Myron Hudson (Pensacola) Jimmy Gander Commissioners Property Appraiser Sandra K. Nicholson James Westberry Commissioners Pop. 282,742 Will S. Kendrick Avant Brown Carolyn J. Coker Rick Crews Sheriff Katie McKnight Robert L. Giesler Tax Collector Highlands Dixie Harold Smith Jim Lowman Connie Ard Roehr K. S. Jones Zerelda Smith (Sebring) Jimmy Stafford (Cross City) Clerk of Circuit Court Willie Burghart Speed Franklin D. Simmons Supervisor of Elections Pop. 77,270 Jimmy White Pop. 12,41 6 " Ernie Lee Magaha Alvin "Jr. Ward Wm. "Sonny" Coker Sheriff Sheriff Mickey J. Woodham Property Appraiser Gadsden School Board School Superintendent Howard Godwin School Board Dewey H. Hatcher Chris C. Jones (Quincy) Kathleen W. Browning Denel Bryan Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court J. Rickey D. Callahan Tax Collector Pop. 44,734 Elmer G. Close Commissioners L E. "Luke" Brooker Houston McCormick Joe Hubert Allen Matt Langley Bell III SherN Thomas Gaskins, Jr. Benny W. Albritton Property Appraiser Felton Property Appraiser Miller Supewisor of Elections W. A. Woodham Tierney W. Pearce Mtnor L. Bryant C. Raymond Mclntyre Anthony J. Hal Chewning, Sr. Register Bonnie M. Jones Clerk of Circuit Court Mike Pressley E. Milton Lanier Tax Collector Tax Collector Ronnie Urquhart School Superintendent Nicholas Thomas Gordon R. Norns Charles L. Joyce H. Davis Bryan Jim May Property Appraiser Gulf Walter B. Olliff, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections Indian River Commissioners George B. Hamilton (Port St. Joe) School Board A. Campbell Mae Beville Joe (Ifero Beach) Tom Ban'anin Po . 13,271 Donnie Aut Pop. 100,261

28 THE sHERIFF'8 STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 SherN Franklin Hightower Commissioners Property Appraiser Chuck Wilhoite Jack London Supervisor of Elections Gary C. Wheeler Beverly A. Sloan John E. Albion Jerry W. Shuler Mary Kay Reich Gwendolyn R. Clerk of Circuit Court Edward W. Vollertson Andrew W. Coy Tax Collector Marion School Board Chandler Jeffrey K. Barton Shirley Alexander Ray Judah Carol Stickland (Oca/a) Anne Kelly Cohan School Superintendent Property Appraiser Washington John E. Manning Supervisor of Elections Pop. 224,612 Andy GrNiths Danny L. Mullins David C. Nolte Douglas R. St. Cerny Marcia Wood Sheriff Pat Labrada Commissioners Tax Collector Lafayette School Board School Superintendent Ken Ergle Clarence W. Phillips John W. Abney, Sr. Karl Zfmmerman (Afayo) Katherine Boren Jack H. Summers, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Debra S. Walker Clif Baits, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Pop. 6,516 William F. Gross Commissioners Thomas P. Klinker Clois Harvey Kay Clem Sheriff Lanny W. Moore, Sr. L. B. Arnold Property Appraiser Nassau David E. Hazellief School Superintendent Dwayne Walker Patricia Ann Riley J. W. Eubanks Rudy Muckenfuss (Fernandina Beach) Gene Woods J. Roger Dearing Clerk of Circuit Court Douglas Santini Kenneth P. Green Tax Collector Pop. 49,127 School Board Commissioners Ricky Lyons Earl Jennings Thomas "Mac" Olson Sheriff Linda Gay Carlton Fran B. Adams Property Appraiser Leon John Troy Sanders Supervisor of Elections W. R. "Ray" Geiger Donna Gail Enrico Carolyn K. Eggert Tim Walker (Taiiahassee) School Board Dee Brown Clerk of Circuit Court Nancy J. Peterson Caroline D. Ginn Tax Collector Pop. 217,533 Ricky A. Bozeman School Superintendent Joseph "Chip" Oxley, Jr. India C. Riedel Kenneth R. Macht Marilyn V. Wimberley Sheriff Harold Brown John Smith Property Appraiser David H. Williams John W. Tippin Supervisor of Elections Larry Campbell Sidney E. Free Commissioners James Page School Board Lena B. Morgan Clerk of Circuit Court Darrel Hayes Larry Cretul Tax Collector Orange Herbert L. Bailey School Superintendent Dave Lang Earnest E. Hill Randy Harris Gwendolyn M. Miller (Oriando) Wesley Davis Milton E. Ceraso Property Appraiser Steve F. Henning Supervisor of Elections Pop. 758,962 Gary Lindsey Commissioners Bert Hartsfield Madison Judy D. Johnson Shirley N. King Sheriff Charles G. Searcy Franklin G. Buchanan Tax Collector (Madison) Parnell Townley School Superintendent Kevin Beary Dorothy Talbert Tweed Jack Byrd John F. Chafin Pop. 18,344 School Board John L. Ruis Clerk of Circuit Court Mitchel Hart Supewisor of Elections Sheriff Cheryl Appelquist Commissioners Fran Carlton Jackson Earnest L Jones ion V. Sancho Joe C. Peavy Jan Cameron J. H. "Pete" Cooper Comptroller (Marianne) William D. Shaw School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court James Kelly John A. Crawford Martha Haynie Pop. 46,577 School Board William J. Monfford Tim Sanders Deana Lindsey Nick D. Deonas Property Appraiser Sheriff Robert A. Hart Commissioners Property Appraiser Leslie Scales Chris Kirkland Richard T. Crotty John P. McDaniel Carolyn S. Land Bruce J. Host Debra P. Bassett Marianne Marshall Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Troney R. Lewis Manny Joanos Tax Collector Martin School Board Earl K. Wood Dale Rabon Guthrie Henry McCray Rudy Maloy Wes Kelley (Stuart) Jim Adams Supewisor of Elections Property Appraiser E. Rollie Slade Bill Proctor Supervisor of Elections Pop. 112,036 Jack D. Coker, Jr. Bill Cowles Elizabeth "Liz" Alford Jane G. Sauls Linda T. Howell Sheriff Gail G. Cook School Superintendent " Tax Collector Lake Cliff Thaell School Superintendent Robert L. Bob" James H. Lear J. Donald Shaw Betty F. Hatcher (Tavares) Gary Yordon Colleen B. Campbell Crowder Jimmy Tipton Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Pop. 176,931 School Board Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Mable Butler Sylvia D. Stephens Sheriff John Scott Dailey Clyde King Marsha Stiller Okaloosa Ted Edwards School Superintendent George E. Knupp, Jr. Donna M. Harper Alfred Martin Property Appraiser (Cresfview) Bob Freeman Tim J. Chase Clerk of Circuit Court Maggie B. Lewis Ronnie L. Moore Laurel Kelly Pop. 162,707 Clarence M. Hoenstein Commissioners James C. Watkins Herbert Fred Vam Michael W. Salle Tax Collector Sheriff Mary I. Johnson Chanley W. Carter Property Appraiser Thomas W. Young ffl Mike Woods Larry C. O'Steen Charles W. "Charlie" Tom Staley Chuck Lockey Ed Havill School Board Supervisor of Elections Morris School Board J. Milton Pittman Tax Collector Levy Clyde Alexander Peggy S. Robbins Clerk of Circuit Court Kattie J. Adams Willie E. Spires Robert K. McKee (Bronson) Kenneth D. Hall School Superintendent Newman "Buddy" Susan Landis Arkin Max L. Thomas Supervisor of Elections Pop. 29,843 Ronnie Ragans Sara A. Wilcox Brackin Berton R. Carrier School Board Emogene W. Stegall Sheriff George L. Webb Commissioners Property Appraiser Lydia Gardner Betty B. Duffee School Superintendent Ted Glass Wendell M. Williams Dennis H. Armstrong Pete Smith Wayne Rickman Sarah A. Grant R. Jerry Smith Clerk of Circuit Court Elmira R. Gainey Tax Collector William C. Sponne Kenneth R. Griffin Commissioners Douglas M. McKoy Manatee Janet K. Gettig Chris Hughes Linda H. Sutherland Edwin B. Kilpatrick Welton G. Cadwell Property Appraiser (Bradenton) Donna S. Melzer Supervisor of Elections Virgil Mixson Rhonda H. Gerber Francis D. Akins Pop. 233,160 Marshall L. Wilcox Patricia M. Hollam Osceo la William H. "Bill" Good Tax Collector Sheriff School Board School Superintendent (Kissimmee) Jefferson Catherine C. Hanson Donald H. Richburg Charlie Wells David L. Anderson Walter C. Gordon Pop. 136,627 (Monficeiio) G. Richard Swartz, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Henry A. Childers Commissioners Sheriff Pop. 13,509 School Board Connie F. Asbell R. 8. "Chips" Shore Vicki Davis William Allen Harrison C. W. "Charlie" Croft SherN Tom Chapman School Superintendent Property Appraiser Anthony D. George, Jr. Dennis D. Nicholson Clerk of Circuit Court Ken Fortune Jimmy Conner Paul D. Johnson Charles E. Hackney Hal Kent Wilson Kathleen A. O'Dell Larry Whaley Clerk of Circuit Court Kyleen Fischer Commissioners Tax Collector Ray Sansom Property Appraiser Dale Boatwright Mary Smith Fletcher Frank Davis C. Kennneth Burton, Monroe E. Gordon Thomas ffi Robert M. Day Property Appraiser Randall E. Wiseman Wilbur F. Dean Jr. (Key West) School Board Tax Collector David W. Ward Don Foley Supervisor of Elections Pop. 83,401 Charla Cotton Murray A. Bronson Tax Collector Lee Don Lindsey Robert "Bob"Sweat SherN Don Gaetz Supervisor of Elections Frances H. Walker (Forf Myers) W. S.Yearty School Superintendent Richard D. Roth Howard Hill Donna Bryant Supewisor of Elections Pop. 376,702 School Board Stanley Eugene Clerk of Circmt Court Uoyd Taylor School Superintendent Donna Sorensen Sheriff Ted Alexander Denisar Danny L. Kolhage Rodney L Walker Thomas L. McCraley Cocroft John J. McDougall Wayne E. Beauchamp Commissioners Property Appraiser Commissioners School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court G. Frank Etheridge Gwendolyn Y. Brown Ervin A. Higgs Okeechobee Mary Jane Arrington William E. McRae, Jr. Charlie Green Julia H. Haile Jonathan R. Bruce Tax Collector (Okeechobee) Chuck Dunnick Commissioners Property Appraiser Jennifer Shuster Patricia M. Glass Harry F. Knight Pop. 32,855 Robert Guevara Benjamin D. Bishop Kenneth M. Wilkinson Lari Ann Hams Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Ken Shipley Clifford Brown Tax Collector Liberty Joe McClash Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. Edward A. Miller Kenneth Y. Smith Jessie E. Cooksey Bill Fussell (Brisfoi) Stanley E. Stephens School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court School Board John A. Ward Supervisor of Elections Pop. 6,873 School Board Michael J. Lennon Sharon Robertson Pete Edwards Fred M. Williams, Jr. Philinda A. Young Sheriff Frank Brunner Commissioners Property Appraiser Tom Greer School Board School Superintendent J. L Bailey Harry G. Kinnan Keith L. Douglass W. C. Sherman Donna M. Hart James Boland, Jr. Bobbie D'Alessandro Clerk of Circuit Court Joseph C. Miller, Jr. Shirley V. Freeman Tax Collector Judith A. Robertson Vernon Ross Larry Simmons Wilhelmina G. Harvey Juanette Shirey Deena Stevens

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1 997 29 Supervisor of Elections St. Johns William S. Lundin Supervisor of Elections Union J. Wyatt Pope Dorothy Walker (Sl. Augustine) H. Byrd Mapoles Katherine Lovett (Lake Butler) Michael H. Stewart Ruggles Pop. 98,188 Charles J. Williamson School Superintendent Pop. 12,647 School Board School Superintendent Sheriff School Board Rick Shirley Sheriff Rebecca S. Cook J. Howard Hinesley Neil J. Perry Carol M. McDaniel Commissioners Jerry Whitehead Jerry S. Evans Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court James M. Rigby Joey A. Chandler Clerk of Circuit Court Mike Falk "Bud" Palm Beach Sallie Parks Carl Markel Kenneth E. Smith Robin Cox Regina H. Parrish Michael A. Scott (West Palm Beach) Steven M. Seibert Property Appraiser Doug Waters Karen S. Krauss Property Appraiser Jackie Walker Pop. 962,802 Barbara Sheen Todd Sharon Outland Edward Hugh Winkles Billy "Tiny" Rutter Steve A. Saunders SherN Robert B. Stewart Tax Collector Benny G. Strickland Tax Collector Walton Robert W. "Bob" School Board Dennis W. Sarasota School Board Patsy Jones Elixson (DeFuniak Springs) Neumann Lee R. Benjamin Hollingsworth (Sarasota) Michael T. Foote Supervisor of Elections Pop. 33,415 Clerk of Circuit Court Lucile O. Casey Supervisor of Elections Pop. 301,528 Kenneth P. "Ken" Babs Roberts Sheriff Dorothy H. Wilken Barbara J. Crockett Penny Lee Halyburton Sheriff Jones Montpetit Quinn A. McMillian Property Appraiser Corrine Freeman School Superintendent Geoff Monge Chris Norris School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Gary R. Nikolits E. Jane Gallucci David Toner Clerk of Circuit Court Linda J. Winchester Eugene Dukes Dan Bodiford Tax Collector Susan Latvala Commissioners Karen E. Rushing Janet S. Yest Commissioners Property Appraiser John K. Clark Linda S. Lerner David Bruner Property Appraiser Melanic Clyatt William S. Fountain Supervisor of Elections Jim Bryant John W. Mikos Suwannee Fred Cox Tax Collector Theresa LePore Polk Joanne Cody Tax Collector (Live Dak) Walter W. Jenkins Sue Carter School Superintendent (Barrow) Moses "Coach" Floyd Barbara Ford-Coates Pop. 30,534 Mike Pittman Supervisor of Elections Bernard H. Schuulman Pop. 443,153 Pat West Howell Supervisor of Elections Sheriff M. Wayne Smith Nellie Thompson (acting) Sheriff Mare A. Jacalone Marilyn Gerkin Alton K. "Al" Williams, School Board School Superintendent Commissioners Lawrence W. Crow, E. A. Rowe School Superintendent Jr. Richard Cason John F. "Jack" Burt Aaronson Jr. Barbara Ward Dr. Charles Fowler Clerk of Circuit Court Alvin A. Griffis Bludworth, Jr. Ken L. Foster Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Commissioners Winthrop Randy Dale W. Smith Commissioners "Bud" Maude Ford Lee E. D. Dixon Thomas L. Allen, Jr. Robert L Anderson Henderson David C. Stalnaker Van Ness R. Butler, Jr. Karen T. Marcus Property Appraiser Joe Gordy David R. Mills Property Appraiser Sue R. Whitehead Randall Infiner O' Mary McCarty Edwin H. Coleman Judith M. Ham John G. Neil Lamar Jenkins Joel Paul, Jr. Warren H. Newell Tax Collector Judy Krug Raymond A. Pilon Tax Collector Volusia Gordon Porter Carol A. Roberts Jack G. Fouts Karen R. Stem Shannon Staub George L Burnham, Jr (DeLand) William A. "Bill" Young School Board Supervisor of Elections School Board Supervisor of Elections Pop. 402,970 School Board Paulette Burdick Helen B. Gienau St. Lucie Larry Helmuth Glenda B. Williams Sheriff Susan B. Adkinson Jody Gleason School Superintendent (Fl. Pierce) Janice K. Mee School Superintendent Robert L Vogel, Jr. Gary R Billingsley William G. Graham Glenn Reynolds Pop. 171,160 Michael W. Murphy J. W. Harvard, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Mark D. Davis Robert W. Hayes Commissioners Sheriff Gina E. Taylor Commissioners Diane M. Matousek Edwin L. "Jack" Hunt Diane K. Heinz Nancy Rouse Robert C. Knowles Caroline G. Zucker Barry Baker Property Appraiser Doug Nolin Sandra S. Richmond Caldwell Clerk of Circuit Court Eddy Hiffhouse Morgan B. Gilreath, Jr Jerry L Carter Jo Anne C. Holman Seminole Donald M. Odom, Sr. Revenue Director Washington "Neil" Pasco C. A. Combee, Property Appraiser (Sanford) Gerald Scott Bernard J. Kane (Chipley) (Dade City) Jr. Douglas S. Putnam Pop. 324,130 Douglas M. Udell Supervisor of Elections Pop. 19,010 Pop. 305,576 Bruce Legette Parker, Tax Collector SherN School Board Deanie Lowe SherN Sheriff Jr. Dorothy J. Conrad Donald F. Eslinger Barbara Ceryak School Superintendent Fred Peel Lee Cannon Janet Shearer Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court J. M. Holtzclaw William E. Hall Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Gertrude Walker Maryanne Morse Vincent M. Jones County Councilmen Linda Hayes Cook Jed Pittman James W. Miles School Superintendent Property Appraiser Jessie Philpot Ann McFall Property Appraiser "Bill" Property Appraiser James A. Nelson David Mosrie H. W. Suber Jerry Taylor Freddye C. Moore Ronald E. Wright Mike Wells Brenda C. Reddout Commissioners Tax Collector Patricia Northey Tax Collector Tax Collector Andrea R. Whiteley Cliff Barnes Ray Valdes Taylor R. H. "Pat' Patterson Helen Guettler Mike Olson Randy Wilkinson John D. Bruhn Supervisor of Elections (Perry) R. Stanley Rosevear McEntyre Supervisor of Elections Gary D. Charles, Sr. Sandra S. Goard Pop. 18,322 Robert E. Tuttle Supervisor of Elections Kurt S. Browning Putnam Paula A. Lewis School Superintendent SherN James E. Ward Carol Finch Griffin School Superintendent (Palalka) Ken Sattler Paul J. Hagerty Lawrence E. School Board School Superintendent John Long Pop. 69,516 School Board Commissioners "Bummy" Williams Judith G. Conte Jerry E. Tyre Commissioners SheNf John Carvelli Win Adams Clerk of Circuit Court Deborah A. Denys Commissioners David H. Clark, Jr. Taylor Douglas Samuel S. Gaines Grant Maloy Annie Mae Murphy Earl C. McCrary Charles E. Brock Ed Collins Clerk of Circuit Court Kathryn Hensley Daryl Gene McLain Property Appraiser Jeff Timko Hulan Carter Ann Hildebrand Edward L. Brooks Karen M. Knapp Randall C. Moms Eldon Sadler Susan A. Whittaker Albert F Davis Sr Patricia Hans Mulieri Property Appraiser Judi Miller Dick Van Der Weide Tax Collector John M. Hall Sylvia Young W. L. Pritchett, Jr. School Board Jack Tedder Wakulla (Vacant Position) School Board Tax Collector Santa Rosa Lawrence M. Furlong Supervisor of Elections (C/awfordville) School Board "Bob" Pam Coulter Ken Mahaffey (Milton) Robert Goff Molly Hendry Liffiott Pop. 17,005 Gary F. Clark Jean Larkin Supervisor of Elections Pop. 96,091 Barbara Kuhn School Superintendent SherN Lany G. Enfinger Dorothy S. Mitchell Donald L. Hersey, Sr. Sheriff Jeanne Morris Oscar M. Howard, Jr. David F. Harvey Angia J. Moms Marge Whaley School Superintendent Jerry D. Brown Sandra J. Robinson Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Earl Pettis Kathleen Wolf David M. Buckles Clerk of Circuit Court Johnny L. Hankerson J. Harold Thurmond Philip Rountree Commissioners Mary M. Johnson Sumter Vance R. Howell Properly Appraiser Pineffas Charles E. Alford, Jr. Property Appraiser (Bushnell) Frank Russell Ronald W. Kilgore (Clearw ale/) Sindair Eaton Robert Burgess Pop. 36,456 Edd Sadler Tax Collector Pop. 876,200 Clyde 0. Glisson Tax Collector Sheriff Harvey Strickland Lucinda T. Daniel Sheriff Howard H. Grisham Barbara Holley William L. "Bill" School Board Supervisor of Elections Everett S. Rice William D. Watts Supervisor of Elections Farmer. Jr. Samuel S. Agner, Jr. Sherida S. Grum Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Doug Wilkes Clerk of Circuit Court Brenda H. Carlton School Superintendent Karleen F. DeBlaker Harry Dukes School Superintendent Gloria R. Hayward Kenneth R. Dennis David Miller Property Appraiser Kathi Lee Ferguson Bennett C. Russell Property Appraiser Dalton Daniel Lundy Commissioners Jim Smith Kathleen Jorgensen Commissioners Ronnie Hawkins Darrell Whiddon Warren Grum Tax Collector Dothea H. Smith Bill Campbell Tax Collector Maxie Lawhon W. Fred Pe Sandra C. Smith Ira Mae Hewatt Tom Swain Leon Nettles

30 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY ASST Lake ALACHUA COUNTY lege, City, FL, AS Degree Management; Florida State University; Santa Fe Community College, Florida Law Enforcement Officer Gal nesville Instructor Certification Wife Linda Children Four Church Methodist Sheriff Stephen M. Oelrich (R) Career State Juvenile Probation 05cer 1972-1973; Deputy, Baker County Sheriff's 05ce 1973-1976; elected Clerk of Circuit Court, Born Pensacola, Florida September 29, Baker County 1976-1980;State Attorney's 05ce, Eighth Judicial Cir- 1945 Education public schools, Bran- cuit 1982-1996; Law Enforcement Instructor, Lake City Community don, FL; St. Petersburg Junior College College 1984-1996; elected Sheriff' 1996 Honors and Affiliations (Police Administration); Florida State Baker County Jayceps "Outstanding Young Officer" Award 1974; University, BS in Criminology with certifi- Members, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice, 1974; President cate in law enforcement; Pinellas County of Baker county Sertoma Club, Sertoman of the Year Award, 1996; Police Academy; Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Established Baker County's first alcohol and drug abuse program; Special Agents School; FDLE Homicide Investigation School; Nation- member, Macclenny Lions Club, Baker County Council on Aging, al Sheriffs' Institute; FBI National Academy Executive Development and Baker County Juvenile Justice Council. Program, 29th session; FDLE Chief Executive Institute Wife Rose Mary Children Three (one deceased) Church Methodist Career BAY COUNTY police o5cer, St. Petersburg Police Department, 1967-68; Special Panama City Agent, FDLE, 1970-82; insurance agent and owner of agency, 1982- Sheriff Gny 1bnnell (D) 93; elected Sheriff, 1992, re-elected 1996 Honors (positions held between 1977-91) President, Florida Special Agents Association; Born Panama City, Florida, August 16, board member and Vice Chairman, Crime Trac; board member, Big 1951 Education Orlando public Brothers, Big Sisters; National Sheriffs' Association Standards and schools; St. John's River Junior College, Ethics, Accreditation and Police Executive Committees; Commis- AA Degree; Rollins College, BS and MS sioner, Florida Commision on Accredita- Degrees; Criminal Justice Executive tion of Law Enforcement. Institute Wife Patty Children Three Church Baptist Career Orange County Sheriff's Office, Investiga- BAKER COUNTY tor/Sergeant, six years; Bay County SherdFs 05ce Investigator, five years; U.S. Naval Investigative Service, Special Agent, Pensacola, FL, Macclenny six months; Chief of Police, Lynn Haven, FL, five years; elected Sher- Dobson Sheriff Joey (D) if'f in 1988, re-elected 1992, ran unopposed 1996Honors Church Deacon; Master Mason, Scottish and York Rite, 32nd Degree, Shad- Born Lake City, FL, February 5, 1949 dai Shrine Temple; 1987 Outstanding Young Law Enforcement 05- Education Baker County High School, cer (Panama City Jaycees); First Honorary Chairman, Red Ribbon Macclenny; Lake City Community Col- Campaign (Bay County Drug Free) Board MembershiPs Anchorage THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1SST 31 Children's Home; United Way; Muscular Dystrophy Association; Court; Melbourne Jaycees; Melbourne Police Athletic League (vice American Cancer Society; Boys Club; National Youth Crime Watch; president); Brevard County Bar Association, Florida Bar; Brevard Gulf Coast Community College, Assessment Center and Criminal Jus- County Law Enforcement Academy Instructor; Adjunct Professor, tice Advisory Councils; Florida Sheriffs Association, 1992, 1994; University of Central Florida. Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, 1994; Chairman of the Board, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1995; Treasurer, 1996. BROWARD COUNTY Fort Lauderdak BRADFORD COUNTY Sheriff Ron Cochran (D) Starke Sheri8' Bob Milner (D) Born Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Septem- ber 23, 1936 Education Millersville Born Jacksonville, Florida, June 26, (PA) High School; Penn State University; 1953Education Bradford High School, Broward Community College, AS Degree Starke; Lake City (FL) Community Col- in Police Science; Southern Police Insti- lege, AA Degree in Police Science and tute, University of Louisville; FBI Nation- SHESIPP Corrections; University of Central Flori- al Academy; Biscayne College (Miami, FL), BS Degree in Public da, BA Degree in Criminal Justice, minor Administration, Master's Degree Program incomplete; Executive in Public Administration Wife Carol Children Two Church Church Leadership Program, Florida Atlantic University; National Executive of God Career Correctional Standards, 1974; Police Standards, Institute, University of Virginia Wife Carol Church Presbyterian 1976; graduate of the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Career Fort Lauderdale Police Department, 1958-87, Chief, 1983- Chief Executive Seminar and the National Sherif'fs' Institute Florida 87; Broward County School Board, Chief of Special Investigations, Department of Corrections, 1974-84 (four promotions); Florida 1989-92; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected 1996Military U.S. Department of Law Enforcement, Regional Coordinator for Crimi- Navy, honorable discharge, 1962 Honors and Affiliations Juvenile nal Justice Standards and Training, 1984-88; Starke Police Depart- Delinquency and Gang Prevention Council, Broward Criminal Jus- ment (part-time) six years (1977-80 and 1989-92); employed by tice Planning Council, Kids in Distress, Women in Distress, Florida Bradford County School Board as Criminal Justice Instructor, 1988- Juvenile Justice Advisory Board. 92; holds dual certification in corrections and law enforcement; also certified Criminal Justice Instructor; elected Sheriff in 1992, CALHOUN COUNTY re-elected 1996 Honors elected to Starke City Commission, 1980; Blountstotf n Past Lt. Governor, Florida District, Kiwanis; past county coordinator "Buddy" for Special Olympics; served on North Central Florida Regional Sheriff' William G. Planning Council eight years. Smith (D)

BREVARD COUNTY Born Altha, Florida, February 19, 1942 Education Mt. Dora High School; Two Titusville years at Troy State College IVife Sharlyn Sheriff Phillip B. Williams (D) Children Two Church Church of God ' Career Chief Deputy, Calhoun County Born Hickory, NC, November 12, 1956 Sheriff's Olfice, live years; Police Standards School, Chipola Junior Education Public Schools, Swain Coun- College; breathalyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; elected ty, NC and Brevard County, FL; Brevard Sheriff, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996Honors selected Out- Community College, AA; University of standing Farm Family of the Year, 1969; Past President, Calhoun Central Florida, BA in Allied I.egal Stud- County Farm Bureau and Blountstown Lions Club; Chaplain and ies; Nova Southeastern University Col- SHPRIPP Board Member, Florida Sherif'fs Association. lege of Law, JD, 1985 Wife Amy Children two Church Methodist Career Police Officer/Investigator, Indialantic Police Department 1975-1980; Narcotics Investigator, Palm Bay Police Department Talk About High Taoh 1980; Sergeant, Indialantic Police Department 1980-1982; Assis- The gt. Lucis ghedff's office is upgpading Its computer to include of tant State Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial, 1985-1992;Assistant State ~ phokHmagtng mugshots, da~ of information on cdminals and a computerizef fingerprinting imaging Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial (Felony, Division Chief, Career Crimi- system and datab sse. nal Prosecutor and Homicide Response Team member); elected yyhsn futhI opsratlonal, sometime. th 1ggB, the St. Lucis depullss will be ebte to elec. tronicatly scan a person's fingerprints end search for matches in the shedff's oNce database Sheriff 1996 Honors and Affiliations Member, Brevard County well as the national as pays ~, 1 pfocess that used to take weeks and numerous Association of Chiefs of Police; Vasser Carlton America Inns of man hours will be reduoed to minutes, and vastly improve the ability to caleb cfiminais.

32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY I SST IILQRIDA SHRRIIIIIS

riculum; Florida Atlantic University, BA Degree in Criminal Justice; CHARLOTTE COUNTY Master's Degree in Public Administration; FBI National Academy, 129th session; graduate of National Sheriffs' Institute and Florida Punta Gorda Criminal Justice Executive Institute Wife Linda Children Four Sheri8' Richard H. %orch, Jr. (R) Church Methodist Career Clay County Sheriff's 05ce, dispatcher, 1972-73; Boca Raton police officer, 1974-77; Clay County SO, Born Baltimore, Maryland, October 26, Sergeant 1977-80, Captain of Patrol 1981-85, Chief Deputy 1985- 1954 Education Harford Community 88; private business 1988-92; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected College (Bel Air, MD), AA Degree; Uni- 1996HonorsandA+iliations member of Rotary and Clay County 4- versity of Baltimore, BS and MS, Criminal H Advisors Council; Past President, Clay County Mental Health Advi- Justice; Nova Southeastern University, sory Board; member, American Cancer Society, Clay County Unit; Doctorate in Public Administration Chil- Past Chairman, Clay County Juvenile Justice Council; Board member, dren Two Church Lutheran Career 1973-79, Harford County (MD) Quigley House, Children's Haven; member, Board of Directors, Sheriff's Office; 1979-86 Charlotte County (FL) Sheriff's Office, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1996. patrol deputy through ranks to Major; 1986-88 Monroe County Sheriff's 05ce, Major; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected in 1992, COLLIER COUNTY 1996Honors Advisory Board and Curriculum Review Board, South- west Florida Criminal Justice Academy; Vice President, Association Naples of Police Planners and Research 05cers; Adjunct Professor, Nova Sheriff' Don Hunter (R) University Graduate School of Administration and Edison Communi- Born Tallahassee, Florida, October 8, ty College; certified Florida police instructor; appointed by Gover- Florida State University, nor to Assault Weapons Commission, and by FDLE Commissioner to 1951 Education in MS in Hate Crimes Task Force; member of NSA Criminal Justice Informa- BS Degree Criminology, Degree Criminal FBI National tion System and Accreditation Committees; member, Florida Law Justice Planning; Enforcement Accreditation Commission. Academy graduate, 1994 Children Two Church Catholic Career Regional Admin- CITRUS COUNTY istrator, Department ofJustice, Law Enforcement Assistance Admin- istration, Florida Region IX, 1976-79;Collier County Sheriff's Oflice, inverness 1979-81 (Deputy Chief of Administration, 1981-88);elected Sheriff Sheri6'Jeffrey J. Dawsy (D) in 1988, re-elected 1992 and ran unopposed in 1996 Honors appointed to selection committee, U.S. Military Academies, for Col- Born Long Island, NY, November 28, lier, Glades and Hendry counties; Outstanding Young Men of Amer- 1955 Education Crystal River High ica Award, 1987; elected to Sheriffs Association's Board of School, St. Leo College, St. Leo, FL, BA in Directors, 1992;Board of Managers, Florida Sheriff's Self Insurance Criminal Justice; Nova University, Ft. Fund. Lauderdale, FL MBA Wife Gail Children SHERIFF three Church Methodist Career Deputy COLUMIIA COUNTY Sheriff, Pasco County Sheriff's Office 1978-1981;Deputy Sheriff Lake through Captain, Citrus County SherifFs 05ce, 1981-1996;elected City Sheriff 1996Military Air Force 1976-1978Honors and Affilia- Sheri6'Frank E. Owens (D) tions Outstanding Young American Award 1978; past president, February Central Citrus League; past president and secretary, Inverness Ser- Born Hammonton, NJ, 1, 1945 Choctawhatchee School, toma; Lecanto Education Enhancement Council; Leadership Citrus; Education High Vision 20120; Tri-County Chamber of Ft. Walton Beach, FL; Okaloosa-Walton Community College, Niceville, FL, AA; Commerce; Rotary Flag Football Coach. If Florida State University, BS Criminology; CLAY COUNTY Georgia Southern, Statesboro, GA, gradu- ate work, Public Administration; U.S. Treasury Law Enforcement Green Cove Springs School, Washington, DC Wife Elaine Children Two Church First Lancaster Sheriff Scott (R) Assembly of God Career Tallahassee Police Reserves, 2 years; U.S. Treasury Special Agent, six years; Chief of Police, Dublin, GA, nine Born Green Cove Springs, Florida, May years; Chief of Police, Lake City, 10years; elected Sheriff 1996Hon- 29, 1954 Education public schools of ors and Affiliations U.S, Treasury Special Achievement Award, Green Cove Springs; St. Johns River 1974; Past member, Georgia Governor's Task Force on Stress in Law Junior College, law enforcement cur- SHERIFF

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Enforcement; Chairman of the Hamilton/Columbia Juvenile Justice Mason, DeSoto County Fair Association, Arcadia Rodeo Association, Council. and DeSoto County Chamber of Commerce and many others.

DADE COUNTY DIXIE COUNTY miami Cross City Director, Metro-Dade Sheri8' Dewey H. Hatcher (D) Police Department Born Gainesville, FL, May 18, 1955 Edu- Fred Taylor cation Dixie County High School; Lake City Community College AA; Criminal Jus- (Party affiliation not shown because tice Standards Training Wife Judy Chil- Director Taylor is an appointed rather dren Two Church Baptist Career Deputy than an elected official) SHERIFF Sheriff, Dixie County SherifFs 05ce two SHERIFF and a half years; elected Sheriff 1996. Born Miami, Florida, January 13, 1938 Education Miami-Dade Community College, AS Degree, Police Science and Criminology; Biscayne College (Miami), BA Degree, Public Administration; Flori- DUVAL COUNTY da International University (Miami), MS Degree, Public Administra- Jacksonville") tion; graduate: Southern Police Institute, Louisville, Ky. , Senior

Management Institute for Police, Boston, Mass. ; National Executive Sheriff Nathaniel Institute, FBI Academy Career Employed by Dade County Public "Nat" Glover, Jr. (D) Safety Department as police o5cer, 1962; after series of promo- tions, attained rank of Captain, 1972; Chief, Administrative Division, Born Jacksonville, Florida, March 29, 1979-83; Chief, Police Division, 1983-86; Assistant Director, 1986; 1943 Education New Stanton High Director, 1987 Honors and Affiliations Florida Motor Vehicle School; Edward Waters College, BS Theft Prevention Authority Board of Directors; Member, Florida Degree in Social Science, 1966; Univer- Crime Laboratory Council; Past President Dade County Association sity of North Florida, Master's Degree in of Chiefs of Police; elected to SheriBs Association's Board of Direc- Education, 1987; graduated from the 130th Session FBI National tors, 1993;received 1994John M. Penrith Award for Excellence in Academy; completed numerous career development and special Law Enforcement Administration. training courses in anti-terrorism, hostage negotiations and inter- personal relations Wife Doris Children Two Church St. Stephen DESOTO COUNTY AME Career employed by Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 1966; advanced to Director of Police Arcadia Services, with responsibility for over 1,000 employees in the Jail Division (pre-trial detention facility), Sheriff Vernon L. Keen (D) Prison Division, Community Corrections Division, and Human Resources Division (which included personnel at Region V North- Born Duette, Florida, April 6, 1943Edu- east Florida Criminal Justice Training Center); retired from Sher8's cation Palmetto High School; Florida 05ce February 28, 1995; elected Sheriff on April and is Highway Patrol Academy; FBI National 11, 1995, believed to be Florida's first elected black Sheriff in more than Academy, and the National Sherif'fs' Insti- 100 years Honors runner-up, Florida Retail Federation's "Law Enforce- tute; completed over 2,550 hours of spe- " ment 05cer of the Year, "D. K. Brown Award" from cialized Law Enforcement Training, including Disorder Prevention 1976; Bold City Jaycees, 1977; "Law Enforcement of the Year " and Control, Police Operations and Leadership, Sheriff's Budget 05cer Award, Brotherhood of Police "Citizen of the Year" and Fiscal Accountability, Jail Administration, Disaster Response 05cers, 1977; from Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 1988; "Success Role Model Award, "from Management, Human Diversity/Domestic Violence Training for Law El-Bethel-El Divine Holiness Church, "Sallye B. Mathis Enforcement Executives, and approximately 75 others Wife Linda 1991; Award" from Jacksonville Branch NAACP, recognition for out- Children Two Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol troop- 1991; standing law enforcement achievements from Omega Psi Phi Frater- er 1970-85; Tra5c Homicide Investigator, 1972-85; Chief Deputy (Major), DeSoto County Sherif'f's 05ce, 1985-92; elected Sherif'f 1992, re-elected in 1996Honors and Affiliations Florida Council Tents, tents, end nttfre tents ln Flerlde

on Crime and Delinquency; served on DeSoto County School Board The seminole county shsrifrs oios haa joined other, shsrNs in ptodda by ugtiatng Tents to committees for Drug-Free Schools, Family Services Center, and house prisoners and ease overorowding at their Oorre glonet feotttty. Sheriff Oon Eatfngsr was able to purohass tents from US Army surplus. Equipped with fans, mosquito netting and Vocational and Adult Education; Member, Arcadia Rotary Club, ponable toilets, the trmta ars home to weekend inmates whe repeN to the jail at S;tO p, m, Frt. and are released at Tee m. Juvenile Justice Council, Domestic Violence Council, 32nd Degree dey p. Sunday. 3 THE SHERIFF'5 STAR 6 JANUARY I FSSRUARY I 997 nity, Inc. , 1991; recipient of the Martin Luther King Humanitarian FRANKLIN COUNTY Award grated by the Jacksonville Jewish Community; chosen to par- Eastpoint ticipate in the White House Leadership Conference on Youth, Drug Use and Violence; received outstanding alumnus awards from the Sheriff Bruce E. Varnes (D) University of North Florida, Edward Waters College and Leadership Born Apalachicola, FL, August 6, 1954 Jacksonville, Inc. Affiliations Trustee Board, St Stephen AME Education public schools Apalachicola; Church (President Pro-Tem); Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Brother- Lake City Community College, Lake City, hood of Police 05cers; Board of Directors, Eartha M. M. White FL, Police Science Certificate; completed Health Care, Inc. ; Advocate for a Better Jacksonville; Leadership numerous special training and career Jacksonville Class, 1989. development courses including: Correc- sH~BR ' When Jacksonville and Duval County were consolidated, tions Standards, Police Oflicer Standards R Training, Diversified the Jacksonville Police Department became the Jacksonville Training Program, Case Preparation and Court Presentation, FDLE Sherijf s Ogice. Academy D.A.R.E. Certification for Elementary and Middle School Curriculum, Radar Operation, Role of Law Enforcement in the ESCA18BIA COUNTY Identification and Investigation of Sexual Abuse and Physical Abuse of Children, Advanced Training Certificate, Commission on Criminal Pensacola Justice Standards 5 Training, Narcotics Identification and Investiga- Sheriff Jim Lowman (D) tion, Human Diversity, School Resource Officer Training Wife Amelia ChiNren Two Church Assembly of God Career Columbia Born Batesville, Arkansas, September County Sherif's 05ce 3 years; Lake City Police Department eight 12, 1935 Education Little Rock Senior and a half years; Franklin County Sheriff's 05ce seven and a half High School; Ouachita University years; elected Sheriff 1996Honors and Agiliations Law Enforce- (Arkadelphia, Arkansas), BA degree in ment 05cer of the Year and 1980; Columbia County Sheriff's Economics/Business; Troy State Univer- 1979 05cer of the Year 1979 and 1980; Loyal Order of the Moose; Vet- sity (Troy, Alabama), Master's Degree in erans of Foreign Wars; 32nd Degree Master Mason; Chairman, Criminal Justice; completed required, advanced and specialized Franklin County Juvenile Justice Council Franklin Police Standards courses (currently certified); certified instructor; (1994-95); County Schools Advisory Committee (1994-1995). has attended numerous law enforcement seminars and courses, several offered the FBI Wife Sue Children Four Career including by GADSDEN COUNTY 26 years with Escambia County Sheriff's Office; elected Sheriff 1992, re-elected 1996Military U.S. Army 1956-58, first lieutenant Hon- guincy ors Arbitrator, Lemon Law Division, Florida Attorney General' s Sheriff William A. Woodham (D) Office; Supervisory Committee, Escambia County Credit Union (resigned 1992). Born Dothan, Alabama, May 20, 1941 Education public schools of Dothan, FLAGLER COUNTY Ala. ; Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior College, BS Degree (Crim- Bunnell 1963; inology 5 Corrections), Florida State Sheriff Robert E. McCarthy (D) University, 1965 Wife Karen Children Three Church Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Florida Highway Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February Patrol, 1966; Assistant Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile Court, 25, 1947 Education public schools in 1967-71; appointed Sheriff of Gadsden County on April 14, 1971; Lyndhurst and Boonton, New Jersey; also elected Sheriff in 1972, re-elected 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992 County College of Morris, New Jersey and 1996Honors Gadsden County's Law Enforcement 05cer of the Wife Katherine Children Two Church Year, honored Bend Law Enforcement Association for Catholic Career Detective Sergeant, 1973; by Big "heroic actions" leading to apprehension of kidnapper; elected Montville Township, NJ, Police, 1968-1980;Chief of Police, Flagler Vice President, Chairman of the Board, President of Florida Sheriffs Beach, FL, 1980-1983; appointed Sheriff 1983; elected, 1984, Association; elected to Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self- 1988, 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Navy, Radio Operator, 1964- Insurance Fund, 1984; appointed to Florida Governor's Commis- 1967 Honors Past President, PBA; Police Officer of the Year, sion on Child Support Enforcement, 1985; President, Rotary Club, Montville, NJ, and Flagler County; Scouting Coordinator, Central 1986;honored as "Dean of Florida Sheriffs" for greatest number of Florida Council; Rotary Past President; Past President, Bunnell years in o5ce among current Sheriff. Business and Professional Association; Board of Directors and President, American Heart Association, Flagler County; Elks Club. THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 35 %%GRlQA SHE

GILCHRIST COUNTY GULF COUNTY Trenton Port Saint Joe Sheri8' David P. 'Ibrner (D) Sheri6' Frank McKeithen (D)

Born Portsmouth, OH, June 15, 1954 Born Panama City, Florida, August I, Education Trenton High School; Lake 1952 Education Vernon (FL) High City Community College; Lake City Cor- School; attended Chipola Junior College rections Academy; Santa Fe Community (Marianna, FL) and Gulf Coast Commu- College Police Academy; FBI National nity College ( Panama City, FL) Wife Academy — 138th session Wife Patsy Diane Children Three Church Children Two Church Church of Christ Career Gilchrist County Methodist Career Panama City Police Department; Bay County Sheriff's OIIice 1975-1986;University of Florida Police Department Sheriff's Omce where he served as the Captain in charge of the 1986-1996; elected Sheriff 1996 Honors and Affiliations Law Criminal Investigation Division; appointed Sherà of Gulf County on Enforcement Officer of the Year 1978, 1979 and 1980; Letter of February 8, 1995, by Governor Chiles; elected Sherwin 1996 Hon- Commendation, 1995; Past Vice President, Police Executive Coun- ors Chosen as Florida's Law Enforcement Oificer of the Year in cil, 1984; MADD Award of Excellence, 1994. 1993

GLADES COUNTY HAMII, TON COUNTY Moore Haven Jasper Sheri8'James E. Rider (D) Sheri6'J. Harrell Reid (D)

Born Marion, Indiana, January 23, 1941 Born Valdosta, Georgia, March 31, 1947 Education public schools, Hialeah, FL; Education Miami-Dade Junior College, Metro-Dade Junior College, Miami; St. AS Degree; University of Florida, BS Thomas University, Miami, BA Public Degree; North Florida Junior College, Administration; Southern Police Insti- Criminal Justice Standards Training SHE RIFf tute, University of I.ouisville, Certified Course Children Two Church Baptist Florida Police Instructor; graduate of Metropolitan Organized Career Deputy Sheriff; Hamilton County Sheriif's Office, 10 years; Crime Training School; DEA Narcotics Command Training; U.S. Cus- elected Sheri8'in 1988, re-elected 1992 and 1996. Accepted by the toms Cross-Designated Training; FIU Tactics of Terrorist Groups, FBI National Academy in 1990, and graduated from the Academy in Fiscal Management, Anacapa Sciences; DEA Conspiracy Training, 1991; elected Florida Sheriffs Association's Sergeant-at-Arms in Broward Community College Wife Carol Children Two Church Bap- 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1996. tist Career Metro-Dade Police Department 18-1/2 years; Supervisor in Organized Crime Division, Broward County Sherif's Department, MRDEE COUNTY nine years; elected Sherif 1996 Honors Coordi- and Affiliations Wauchula nated FSA Statewide Drug Task Force; U.S.Justice Department Out- Sheriff standing Contribution to Federal Service; FSA Distinguished Service J. Loran Cogburn (D) Award; Certificate of Recognition from the Grand Lodge of Florida; Born Wauchula, Edu- FA.M. for Combating Drug Abuse among youth of Florida; member FL, May 14, 1953 cation public schools, Hardee of Glades County Juvenile Justice Council; Past Master Ruefulgerson County; Criminal Justice Standards, Manatee Vo- Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Okeechobee Shrine Club, Morocco Tech; Polk Community South Temple Shrine, Buckhead Ridge Moose Lodge. College, Florida Community College, courses: Financial Investigative Techniques (IRS), tfltlot) lft, titdf I.lftff @Q@y R.I.C.O. Investigations, Hostage Negotiations 8t Crisis Management, ' Forfeitures and Reverse Flori- Nodh Ftodda wwt Roddo ~~thai~ hwwwwt thstoditof ttoftww Sting Operations; Certified Instructor, coooty Stwrtro thtttoty~Lacy fNthtft whdtt htt ww tdihtd wfdte. ht wt ~, da Criminal Justice Wife Shirley Children Two Church Baptist wtwtd Iobbwy. wtwt was tthittod Ebmd thtt owwy Afbw tttt, ofttowa tttw fdlwf~ht thstfttd of Career Volunteer, Wauchula Police Department, Uniform Patrol tt tINtwodttwt Uhdsty, htfo aft, wt@INI otohtwwe tdfhstbtw, ffs~ Uniform Patrol, Hardee Sheriff's bwyotdt tt wtw okwe to hw'~ hi dw oft~ owIIIBIhhy offtsw ftods. 1974-1976; County 05ce 1977- ~ tbo Lbwtsey tohdodfoth ytwy wwth~byotths~ twttdt ~~hot. 1979; Volunteer Narcotics Investigator, Hardee County Sheriff's ftOtt ttW WdhW; btbte thWtdtO~ thtdWh/Eftmewd, f~ Mtf~ IIWht offtoEI fIOht RNtda wtd Ahdwdoa:~ Office Hardee Sheriff's 1980-1986; Investigator, County Office

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1986-1996; elected Sheriff 1996 Honors and Affiliations Eagle 1989;Treasurer, 1992;Secretary, 1993;Vice President, 1994;elect- Scout 1968; Assistant District Commissioner for Boy Scouts, Gulf ed Chairman, Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, Ridge Council 1979-1980;Drug Awareness chairman, Wauchula 1994; President, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1995. Flks Lodge 1987-1988;Silver Star for Bravery, American Police Hall of Fame, 1990; Outstanding Public Safety Employee Award, Hardee HIGHLANDS COUNTY County Rotary Club, 1996. Sebring Sheriff Howard C. Godwin HENDRY COUNTY (D)

LaBelle Born Avon Park, Florida, February 10, Sheri6' Ronald E 1952 Education public schools of Avon "Ronnie" Lee, Sr. Park; South Florida Community College (Avon AS in Criminal Jus- I Park), Degree tice; University of South Florida, BA Bow Clewiston, FL, April 28, 1942 Edu- in Criminal Rollins Col- cation Clewiston High School; Edison Degree Justice; lege, Master's Degree in Criminal completed courses for Junior College, Fort Myers, FL, AA; Flori- Justice; certification in da State University, Tallahassee, BS in Firearms, International SWAT Techniques, Street Survival, Interrogation Techniques; Criminology; Florida Real Estate Acade- Radar Operator Training Wife Patti Children 7wo Church Baptist Career Police Chief, Avon Park, my, Fort Myers Wife Cathy Children Two Church Baptist Career Clewiston Police Department, Patrolman, 1966-1968; Internship, 1980 and 1981; Deputy, Highlands County S.O., 12 years; elected Sheriff in re-elected and Honors FDLE Crime Lab, 1971;Detective/Sgt. Clewiston Police Department 1988, 1992 1996 Outstanding Law 1972-1973; Chief of Police, Clewiston Police Department 1973- Enforcement 0$cer of Highlands County, 1986; Merit Award, 1981; Lake Placid Award for service 1976; Palm Beach County Sheriff's Oflice, West Palm Beach, FL, outstanding in drug prevention, 1989; Florida 1977-1978; Criminal Investigator, Office of State Attorney, 20th Council on Crime and Delinquency Award for Outstanding Service, elected SheriS Association's Judicial Circuit, 1979-1996;elected Sheriff 1996Military U.S.Army 1990; Sergeant-at-Arms, 1990 and Board 1964-1966; United State Marine Corps Reserve; Master Sgt. Air- 1991, member of of Directors, 1992, 1993 and 1994; Community Service Award, Club borne, 1980 to present Honors andA@lmtions Delta Kau Kappa 1995, Rotary of Sebring; 1995 Civilian of the Year Avon Social Science Honor Society; Lambda Alpha Epsilon Professional Award, Park Chamber of Commerce. Criminal Justice Fraternity, President. HILLSBOROUGH HERNANDO COUNTY COUNTY Brooksvi lie TamPa Sheriff Tom Mylander (R) Sheriff Cal Henderson (D) 4p Born Baltimore, Maryland, May 1 2, Born Tampa, Florida, October 26, 1943 1942 Education public schools of Education University of South Florida, Pinellas County, Florida; attended Santa BA and MA Degrees in Criminal Justice, Ana Junior College, and graduated from 1974 and 1978, with honors; FBI SHERlf F Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; National Academy graduate; FBI Nation- attended Los Angeles County (Califor- al Executive Institute graduate; FDLE Chief Executive Seminar Wife nia) Sher8s Academy; Pinellas County (Florida) Police Academy; Jeanne ChiMren Two Church Baptist Career Tampa Police Depart- FBI National Academy Wife Sandy Children Three Church ment two years; U.S. Border Patrol, one and a half years; Central Methodist Career seves years, Pinellas County S.O., involved in Intelligence Agency, one year; Hillsborough County SherilFs Office, development of Aviation Division; three years, Hernando County 27 years; elected Sheriff in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996Military S.O., promoted to Administrative Assistant with rank of Major; three U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (E6) 1961-64 Honors Past President, and a half years, Pasco County S.O. as Administrative Head and Chief Florida Chapter, FBI National Academy Associates; Vice Chairman, Pilot; elected Sheriff in 1984, re-elected 1988, 1992 and 1996Mil- Florida Violent Crime Council; Vice Chairman, FSA Board of Direc- itary U.S. Marine Corps Honors Deputy of the Year, 1976, by Pinel- tors, 1996. las Park Elks Club; received the Sertoma Club's Ben Franklin Award, .:e~ 1987;Employer of the Year, 1987;Liberty Bell Award, Hernando Co. 5hej IryHog, trek . ~, taw: Bar Association, 1992; elected to Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs 4rcei iaaf ~ ,Veo,eo Aw yew eaeelbrwit. to Ftoeta'i ~, member ~ ot se:Fbi ~ Association's Youth Ranches; elected to Sheriffs Board of Directors, .Calli INNP«. 8tyros~ ~ THE SHERlFF'S STAR 0 JANUARY I FEBRUARY lSST 37 cil on Aging; past member, Vero Beach Airport and Development HOLMES COUNTY Commission and Board of Directors, United Way. Bonifay Sheri8' C. Dennis Lee (D) JACKSON COUNTY Marianna Born Bonifay, FL, May 15, 1958Educa- Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) tion Bethlehem High School, Holmes County, FL; Certified Law Enforcement Born Jackson County, Florida, October Omcer; graduate, WHAVTC Law Enforce- 9, 1940 Education public schools of ment class; Corrections; Florida Police Jackson County; attended Chipola Junior Chief Executive seminar; Law Enforce- College and Florida A 5 M University ment and Firearms Instructor; over 1,200 hours of advance Law Children Three Church Baptist Career Enforcement classes Wife Leesa Children Three Church Carmel drug-enforcement school; homicide Assembly of God Career Dispatcher/Jailer/Deputy, Holmes County investigation school; 10 years with fmancial institution; four years, SheriIFs Office, three years; Bonifay Police Department, 12 years; Chief Deputy, Jackson County SherifFs Department; one year with Chief, Bonifay Police Department, eight years Military U.S. Air Sneads Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1980, re-elected 1984, Force, Security Police Law Enforcement section Honors andA+ili- 1988, 1992 and 1996 Military Florida National Guard, U.S. Navy ations Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year, City of Bonifay, 1986; Honors Past Master, Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic chairman, Holmes County Juvenile Justice Council. Lodge, York Rite Bodies, Ambassador Shadi Shrine Temple; Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1996; member Florida Sheriffs INDIAN RIVER Youth Ranches Governing Board. COUNTY Vero Beach JEFPERSON COUNTY Sheril' Gary C. Wheeler (R) Monticello Sheriff Kenneth W. Born Elmira, New York, July 23, 1945 Fortune, Sr. (D) Education public schools at Horse- heads, NY; Central Florida Junior College Born Toluca, North Carolina, May 25, (Ocala); Elmira College (NY); basic SHERIFF 1944 Education Gardner-Webb College; police training, Corning Community Col- Tallahassee Community College; FHP lege (NY); attended training sessions in Narcotics and Drugs, Basic Academy; Executive Institute (FDLE) Photography, Penal Law, Rules of Evidence, Explosive Ordnance Wife Wanda Children Three Church Reconnaissance, and Fingerprint Classification; graduate, Florida Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol, 12 years and three months; Criminal Justice Executive Institute's Chief Executive Seminar; sworn-in as interim Jefferson County Sheriff, April 16, 1984; elected National Sheriffs' Institute Executive Development Program Wife Sheriff in 1984, 1988, 1992, ran unoposed in 1996Military U.S. Donna Children Two Career Horseheads (NY) Police Department, Navy Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Association Legislative Com- 1966-70; Ocala Police Department, 1970-72; elected to Indian mittee, 1985-86; elected to Sherifis Association Board of Directors, River Board of County Commissioners, 1986, served as vice chair- 1987; Chairman of the Board in 1988; Secretary, 1989 and 1990; man and chairman; private business owner, 1972 - 1992; elected Treasurer, 1991;Monticello/Jefferson County Chamber of Com- Sheriff in 1992, re-elected in 1996Honors and Affiliations mem- merce President's Award for Outstanding Contribution to Communi- ber, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Financial Development/Public ty, 1996; Chapter 29 Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Relations Scenario Committee; Chairman and member, Indian River Distinguished Service Award Law Enforcement. Community College Criminal Justice Training Institute's Region XI Training Council; member and Past President, Treasure Coast Chiefs and Sheriffs Association; member, Advisory Board, Gulf Stream Ivhehffoe Aha Iff,Crlffffifffflff Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America; Past President and member, ~ cdsIsIsteffsedse hue~ bess e Vero Beach Rotary Club West; Charter Treasurer, Indian River Coun- ' '. "" fear, , ~', ffuI~foe, , ftdtIs'~~'Thsshsfffl's~ thuo f'eIrn ty Substance Abuse Council; Past Chairman, Indian River County Iree~ AeBNNeff le ee eklsiis 'flbe ffefbugl $helfffs, 'SbsIfr, " As~ „hfeosefIIS, Otuff Correctional Planning Committee, (North and South) Fire District, peslI I4L bV lsfffflif ' ~' Hfefls,~hf elstuef's~fbe, fsefffEB~lies~.~flbs itubs isf~, 'olfscf~fhs sub- Courthouse Advisory Committee; Past Vice Jail Oversight Committee, sfeses Abuse Assususss tbeifsss, fssfuI" sech ceuldy afdIIN's omes, 3RN ffus ofub Chairman, Indian River County Public Safety Commisson and Coun- Reed, fiflssl Pebs Beech, RL %g8, ,

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nitary protection and corrections Wife Gloria Children Four LAFAYETTE COUNTY Church Catholic Career New Hampshire State Police, 1969;Norfolk Mayo County (MA) District Attorney's Office, Narcotics Division Director, Sheriff Dwayne B.Walker (D) 1970-74; Lee County (FL) Sheriff's Ofiice, 1974-88, advancing from Deputy to Major; Sheriff of Charlotte County (FL) by appointment of Born Lake City, Florida, February 20, Governor, May, 1985-September, 1986; elected Sheriff in 1988, re- 1960 Education public schools of elected 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Navy, honorable discharged, Mayo, Florida; North Florida Junior Col- 1959 Honors Chosen Outstanding Lawman for Southwest Florida, lege; completed courses in Special Tac- 1975, by Fort Myers News-Press; Deputy of the Year, 1986, by Elks tical Problems, Officer Survival, Club; cited for outstanding contributions to crime prevention by Two-man Combat Barricades, Narcotics Florida's Attorney General, 1988; National Accreditation, Commis- Identification and Investigation Wife Tammy Children One Church sion on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, 1991; Baptist Career One year as Correctional Officer, Lafayette County appointed to Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Foundation Board, Jail; three years as Deputy, three years as Chief Deputy, Lafayette 1990; Law Enforcement Commander Medal from the National Soci- County Sheriff's Oflice; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected in 1996. ety of the Sons of the American Revolution, 1990; accepted nation- al accreditation certification for Sherilf's office in 1991;founding LAN! COUNTY member, Southwest Florida Boy Scout Council; Florida Attorney General's Auto Theft Prevention Authority board, 1995. Tavares Sheriff George E. Knupp, Jr. (R) LEON COUNTY Tallahassee Born Harrisonburg, Virginia, November 20, 1940 Education Edgewater High Sheriff Larry Campbell (D) School (Orlando, FL); Valencia Commu- nity College (Orlando), AS Degree in Born Jacksonville, FL, November 15, Criminal Justice; Rollins College, BS 1996 Education public schools, Leon Degree and Master's Degree in Criminal County; Florida State University, BS- Justice; numerous law enforcement courses Wife Carrie Ann Chil- Criminology, Dean's List, minor in dren Three Church Catholic Career Maitland Police Department, Abnormal Psychology; University of Vir- six years; Orange County Sheriff's Office, 15 years; Seminole Coun- ginia, graduate courses; FBI National ty Sheriff's Oflice, seven and a half years; elected Sherif in 1988, Academy 95th Session 1972; ongoing continuing education and Chg'Nren Two Church re-elected 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Army Reserves Affiliations training Wife Kathy Episcopal Career Leon Lake County Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; BPOE; Golden Triangle County Sheriff's Reserve 1961-1963;Deputy Sheriff/Detective, Leon Republican Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33, York Rite; Eustis Lodge ¹85 County Sheriff's Office, 1963-1966; Special Agent/Jacksonville F8IAM; Police Executive Research Forum; Leadership Lake County; region, Florida Sheriff's Bureau 1967-1968;Aide to Commissioner American Legion. and state Undercover Narcotics Agent-Miami, Florida Bureau of I,aw Enforcement; Chief of Detectives, Instructor for Police Standards Sheriff's LEE COUNTY Academy, Leon County Department, 1968-1970; Special Agent, Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement, Jacksonville Field Ft. Myers Office, 1970-1971;Special Agent-in-Charge, FDLE, Tampa Field Sheriff John J. McDougall (R) Office 1971-1976;Special Agent-in-Charge, FDLE Miami Field Office 1975-1977;Deputy Director, FDLE, Tallahassee Div. Of Oper- Born Boston, Massachusetts, July 9, ations and Div. Of Criminal Justice Information System, 1977-1978; 1942 Education public schools of Special Assignment to Florida statewide Grand Juries and Gover- Boston; seven years of theological stud- nor's Council for the Prosecution of Organized Crime, FDLE 1979- ies, 1962-69, Franciscan Order, Catholic 1980; Director of Operations, Leon County Sheriff's Office, Church; graduate of Yale University 1981-1988;Undersheriff, Leon County Sheriff's Offic 1988-1996; Drug Dependence Institute, 1974, elected Sheriff, 1996 Honors and Affiliations Dean's List, Florida National Sheriffs Institute (1985) and FBI National Academy, 1989; State University, 1965; founding member Leon County Sheriff's John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1990; Reserve Unit; Brst state Undercover Narcotics Agent, Miami; First FDLE Criminal Justice Executive Institute; attended seminars and Florida Police Standards Academy Instructor; J. Edgar Hoover workshops on chief executive, media relations, budgeting, drug law Award for Scholastic Excellence; Sons of American Revolution Law enforcement, terrorism, violent crimes, TRIAD, crime victims, dig- Enforcement Commendation Medal; Florida Council on Crime and

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY / FESRUARY I SET 39 Delinquency Award for Distinguished Service in Law Enforcement; of Corrections, six years; elected Sherif, 1996Honors andAgilia- Order of Demolay Legion of Honor; Steele-Brooks Center Award of tions Outstanding Oflicer of the Year, 1974; Calhoun and Liberty Honor from Tallahassee's African-American community; Vestry CountyJaycees. Member, Holy Comforter Church; President, Leon Touchdown Club; President, Tallahassee Shrine Club; Director, Marzuq Shrine Tem- MADISON COUNTY Master Mason, Jackson Lodge No. 1; Tallahassee Scottish Rite ple; Madison Bodies, 32nd Degree; Member, Leon County Juvenile Justice Coun- Sheri8'Joe C. Peavy cil; Juvenile Assessment and Receiving Center Steering Committee; (D) Leon County Domestic Violence Council; Tallahassee Race Relations Born Concord, Florida, November Committee. 8, 1933 Education public schools of LEVY COUNTY Havana, Florida; attended Berry Schools, Mount Berry, Georgia, FHP Academy Bronson Wife Suzanne Children Three Church SHERIrr Sheriff Ted K Glass (D) Baptist Career 16 years with the Florida Highway Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising FHP station cov- Born Bonifay, Florida, August 23, 1949 ering Madison and Jefferson counties; Madison County Sheriff's Education public schools of Cottondale, 05ce, four months; elected Sheriff in 1972, re-elected 1976, 1980, FL; attended Tallahassee, Hillsborough 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996 (without opposition three times) Mil- and Central Florida Community Colleges itarJ Military Police, U.S. Paratroops, three years Honors Past and Nova University; Florida Highway Director, Secretary, Treasurer and Sgt.-at-Arms, Florida Sheriffs Patrol Academy; FBI National Academy; Association. certified as Emergency Medical Technician Wife Carol Ann Chil- dren Two Church Methodist Career Florida Highway Patrol, 14 MAIVATEE COUNTY elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992 and 1996 Military years; Bradenton U. S. Air Force, 1967-1971;Airman of the Month twice; received a Sheriff Charlie Wells service commendation Honors Past President of Williston Jaycees (R) and Williston Methodist Men; chosen Citizen of the Year by Williston Born Bonifay, Florida, November 20, Junior Women's Club, 1984; Family of the Year, 1987; chosen Out- 1944 Education AS Degree in Criminol- standing Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year by Williston Jaycees, ogy; attended Manatee Junior College, 1982, and by Landrum Memorial American Legion Post ¹236, Eckerd College and St. Leo College Wfe 1988; recognized as Outstanding Young Man of America, 1984. Leslie Children Five (one deceased) LIBERTY COUNTY Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol Trooper, 15 Ii2 years; Chief of Police, Bradenton, two years; Bristol State Attorney's Investigator, one year; elected Sheriff in 1984, re- Sheriff'J. L. Bailey (D) elected 1988, 1992, ran unopposed in 1996 Honors Florida Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year by the VFW, 1972; runner-up for Born Blountstown, Florida, October 21, same award, 1973; Florida Trooper of the Year nominee, 1972; 1935 Education public schools, Cal- Kiwanis International Medal of Valor, 1973; MADD Community houn County; Gulf Coast Community Col- Leader of the Year, 1992;Florida Council on Crime and Delinquen- lege, Police Standards; Chipola Junior cy Distinguished Service Award, 1993; Florida Prosecuting Attor- College, Cross Training in Corrections ney's Association Furtherance of Justice Award, 1993; Florida

Wife Kathleen Children Three Church Network of Victim Witness Services, Inc. , President's Award, 1993; Methodist Career Deputy Sheriff, Calhoun and Liberty Counties, 15 Florida Crime Prevention Association President's Award, 1993; years; Blountstown Police Department, six years; State Department member, Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee and Board of

Ciettlnl the Nord Out On Florttla'a Sexual Isredatpn In addition, ths Depaenent ls curiangy working wkh local law enforcement representagves snd to pmtocof eml guidslmes for notification. in the ettort ta protect ths Nizensof our state, yaung chikfren, the Florida Departrmmt rasecutm dmndop public A sexual predator, aw, is delmed ss a repeat andtar violent sex olfender. Unfortunate. of Lsw Entcmement has placed a high priority ~on the ~ing of Ffcrida's Sexual Predator by weakened the snfarcement Law. ly, because Isgislatian wae dudng f696 legislative sessen, Iaw is limited in about sex cffenderi, unless sshsd for the information: FDLE took a maiar step by providing immediate and tres access to Roifda's growing sexu- telling people list of sexual the al predator iist. This information is availabie on the Internet through FDLE's website: Anyone csn obtain a predators by calkng FDLE at tgg4) 467-2606 or by contacting kx4d law snforcemerd officials, hite/www. Idle. state, fLus

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Directors (Chairman, 1991);elected Sheriffs Association's Secre- of Police and Sheriffs' Association; member, Police Executive tary, 1992;Vice President, 1993;President, 1994. Research Forum; 1994 recipient of Distinguished Leadership Award from the National Association for Community Leadership, in MARION COUNTY recognition of "Exemplary Service and Commitment to Community; member of Class Ocala IV, Leadership Florida; member FSA Board of Directors, 1996. Sheriff Ken Ergle (R) j MONROE COUNTY Born Ocala, Florida, December 30, 1952 Education public schools of Mari- Ket/ West on County; Central Florida Community Sheri8' Richard D. Roth (R) College; graduate of Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville; Born Minneapolis, Minnesota, Novem- enrolled in numerous law enforcement ber 19, 1938 Education Florida Keys related seminars and courses including Special Tactical School at Community College, AA Degree in Police FBI National Academy Wife Susan Children Three Church Baptist Science; graduate of FBI National Acad- Career 19 years with Marion County S.O. as Dispatcher, Corrections emy; National Sheriffs' Academy Wife 05cer, Civil Deputy, Patrol Deputy and Investigator; advanced to Sandra Children Two Church Baptist Sergeant in Community Relations Division; Lieutenant in Patrol Divi- Career Monroe County Sherif'f's Office since 1965 holding most sion; and Director of Technical Services Division, 1973-92; elected jobs the department has to offer; appointed interim Sheriff in June, Sherif'f in 1992, re-elected 1996Honors Jaycees Distinguished Ser- 1990;elected Sheriff in 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Navy, 1958-60 vice Award, 1985; Employee of the Year, 1985. Honors Board Member and Past President, Middle Keys Guidance Clinic; Board Member, Care Center for Mental Health; past Board MARTIN COUNTY Member, Salvation Army; recipient, Jaycees Outstanding Law Enforcement of the Stuart 05cer Year; recipient, Governor LeRoy Collins Outstanding Alumni Award; recipient, Monroe County People' s Sheri8' Robert Lewis Choice Award for Best Law Enforcement 05cer 1992, 1993, 1996. Crowder (R) NASSAU COUNTY Born Nashville, Tennessee, October 4, Fernandina Beach 1945 Education Martin County High School, 1963; Indian River Community Sheriff W. R. "Ray" Geiger (R) College, AA Degree in Criminal Justice, 1971; Florida Atlantic University, BA Born Hilliard, Florida, April 8, 1939 Degree in Criminal Justice, 1980; FBI National Academy graduate, Education public schools in Callahan, 1976; Senior Management Institute, 1989; numerous law enforce- FL; Florida Junior College; Jacksonville ment training courses Wife Deborah Children Four Church Epis- Police Academy; training sessions pro- copal Career Dispatcher, Relief Jailer and Clerk, Martin County S.O. vided by FBI, ATF, and Secret Service; 1965-67; Patrolman and First Detective, Stuart PD, 1968-69; inter- court security training by FLETC, im Sheriff of Martin County, 1972-73; Chief of Security at nuclear Brunswick, Georgia; FSA executive training, budget workshop, power plant, 1973-74; Chief Investigator, Martin County Sheriffs career service training; IPTM, University of North Florida, police/media Office, 1974-85; Undersheriff, St. Lucie S.O., 1985-92; elected relations seminar; Law Enforcement Training Acade- Sheriff in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996Military U.S. Marine Corps my of Northeast Florida, Division of Science and Administration; Reserve Honors Leatherneck Magazine award for performance and U.S. Dept. of Justice (FBI), Southeastern Law Enforcement Execu- achievement in recruit training; listed in Who's Who in U, S. Law tive Development seminar Wife Elizabeth Ann Children Five Enforcement Leaders, 1990-91, also in Outstanding Young Men of Church Baptist Career Jacksonville Sheriff's 05ce, 13 years; U.S. America, 1975; chosen by Jaycees for Outstanding Young Law Marshal Service, one and a half years; elected Sheriff in 1992, re- Enforcement Officer Award in 1970, and Distinguished Service elected 1996Honors andAfftliations class president in 10th, 11th Award in 1972; Civitan Club Award for Exemplary Citizenship, 1972; and 12th grades, also valedictorian, 1957; basketball team captain; Florida Governor's Award of Merit for Youth Conservation Educa- Little League baseball and softball coach; elected to Board of Direc- Sherif'fs tion, awarded by Florida Wildlife Federation, 1962; member, FBI tors, Florida Association, 1995 and 1996. National Academy Associates, International Police Association, International Association of Chiefs of Police, Treasure Coast Chiefs

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author with Dr. Joe Davis of the Florida Medical Examiners Act; OKAIOOSA COUNTY appointed Special Assistant United State Attorney to conduct Feder- al Grand Jury investigations in Central Florida; secured first wiretap Crestvieiv (County Seat) and search authorized by the Governor and issued by the Florida Shalimar (Main 0+ice) Supreme Court 1972. Sheri6' Charles W. "Charlie" Morris (R) ORANGE COUNTY Orlando Born Longview, TX, August 29, 1949 Sheri8' Kevin E. Beary (R) Education public schools, Jackson, MS; SHERIFF University of Southern Mississippi, Hat- Born Buffalo, New York, May 12, 1957 tiesburg, BS Degree, Criminal Justice, MS Degree, Criminal Justice Education Lyman High School, 1975; Management Wife Barbara Children Three Church Baptist Career graduated from Liberty University, Police 05cer, Jackson, MS Police Department, three years; Chief of Lynchburg, Virginia; honors graduate Police, two USAF Security Police Squadrons, 18 years; Police 05- FBI National Academy; Graduate, FBI cer, Ft. Walton Beach Police Department, four years; elected Sherif'f National Executive Institute Wife 1996Military USAF, 18years, Security Police Oflicer, rank of Major Rebekah Children Three Church Presbyterian Career Melbourne Honors and Affiliations Four Meritorious Service Medals, USAF; (FL) Police Department, 1975-78; Orange County S.O., 1978-89; Two Air Force Commendation Medals; 1995 Police Officer of the Kennedy Space Center Security/Brevard County S.O., 1989-92; Year, Ft. Walton Beach Police Department; Adjunct Professor, Uni- elected Sherilf in 1992, re-elected 1996Military U.S. Army/Florida versity of South Dakota, Park College, University of Maryland, Troy National Guard, 1983-1989Honors Melbourne Police 05cer of the State University and Okaloosa-Walton Community College; Certified Year (Rotary Award), 1976; past president, Florida SWAT Associa- Law Enforcement and Corrections Instructor, State of Florida. tion, 1990-92;VFW Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year, 1979; Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year, Sons of the American Revolution, OKEECHOBEE 1993; Commendation/Exemplary Service Award, Masonic Lodge COUNTY ¹364, 1994; Business Member of the Year Award, Orange County Olteechobee Chamber of Commerce; President, Central Florida Law Enforce- ment Association, 1995; President, Children's Safety Village and Sheriff Edward A. Miller " National Safety Council "Green Cross Award, 1996.

Born Elizabeth, NJ, November 25, 1931 Education public schools, Union Coun- OSCEOLA COUNTY ty, NJ; University of Tampa and Stetson I Kissimmee College of Law, LLB Degree; BNDD SHERIFF Sheri8' Charles W. Enforcement 05cers School numerous continuing education and law enforcement training Children Two "Charlie" Croft (D) Church Baptist Career Chief Assistant County Solicitor, Broward County 1965-1966;Chief Field Counsel and Special Agent Investiga- Born Orlando, Florida, May 27, 1949 tor, FDLE 1968-1976; Special Counsel to Governors Kirk and Education public schools of Osceola Askew; Special Counsel to Criminal Justice Committees of the Flori- County; Valencia Community College, Assistant Unit- Orlando, FL, AS Degree in Criminal Jus- da House and Senate, 1968-1972;appointed Special SHERIFF ed States Attorney, 1972; Chief Assistant State Attorney, 14th Judicial tice; Rollins College, Winter Park, FL, Circuit, 1977-1980; Supervisor/Chief Felony Prosecutor Okee- Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice; FBI National Acad- chobee Attorney's 05ce, 1985-1988; elected Okeechobee County emy graduate Wife Nell Children Two Church Baptist Career Osce- Sheriff's Judge and appointed Acting Circuit Judge, 1989-1996;elected ola Sheriff's Office, 1971-89; Lake County Office, Sheriff, 1996 Military United States Marine Corps, 1950-1951 1989-1992; elected Sherif in 1992, re-elected 1996 Military U.S. Honors and Affiliations Judge Advocate, Okeechobee American Marine Corps, 1967-70, Vietnam veteran Honors and Affiliations Legion Memorial Post 64; Master Mason, Okeechobee Lodge ¹237; Board Member, Council on Aging, Safety and Community Awareness Amara Shire Temple; Okeechobee Shrine Club; Marine Corps Asso- Task Force, Criminal Justice Academy of Osceola, and Compact ciation; Fleet Reserve Association; Florida Bar; Author, numerous Advisory Board of Osceola County District Schools; member, Kiwa- Florida Crime Control Laws, including Florida Wiretap and Elec- nis, American Legion Post 80 and Orange Blossom Lodge 80, tronic Surveillance, Possession of Narcotics Paraphernalia; Co- F8EAM.

42 THE SHERIFF'9 STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 PALM BEACH PINELLAS COUNTY COUNTY Clearwater West Palm Beach Sheri8' Everett S. Rice (R) Sheriff Robert W. Neumann (R) Born Salem, Virginia, September 3, Born Chicago, IL, December 8, 1942 1944 Education public schools of S Education public schools, Des Plaines, Pinellas County; St. Petersburg Junior IL; Lincoln College, Lincoln, IL, AA College, AA Degree in Police Administra- Degree; University of Miami, Coral tion; University of South Florida, BA SHERIFF Gables, Bachelor's in Education; numer- Degree in Criminal Justice; Stetson Uni- ous FBI special courses, 1969-1995 IVife Barbara Ann ChiMren versity College of Law, JD Degree; graduate of FBI National Academy, Two Church Roman Catholic Career FBI, 1969-1995: Special FBI National Executive Institute, FDLE Executive Institute IVife Linda Agent, 1969-1984; Resident Agent-In-Charge, Palm Beach, Martin, ChiMren Three Church Methodist Career 18 years with Pinellas St. Lucie, Indian River, Highlands and Okeechobee Counties, 1984- County S.O. as Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Chief of Detectives 1995; elected Sheriff 1996Honors and Affiliations Charter and 1967-85; elected Sherif in 1988, re-elected 1992 and two-time Executive Board member, Palm Beach County Criminal 1996Military U.S. Merchant Marine, 1964-67 Honors past mem- Justice Commission, 1988-1995;Chairman, Society of Former Spe- ber, Board of Directors, Clearwater Bar Association; member Flori- cial Agents, Palm Beach Chapter, 1995 - present; Palm Beach Coun- da Bar Association, and Bar Association of U.S. District Court for ty School Board; Criminal Justice Academy Steering Committee. Middle District of Florida; elected to Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors; Chairman, Sheriff's Association's Legislative PASCO COUNTY Committee; Vice President, FSA, 1996. Dade City POLK COUNTY Sheri8' Lee H. Cannon (D) Bartow

Born Parrish, Florida, October 20, 1945 Sheri8' Lawrence W. Education public schools of Land Crow, Jr. (R) O'Lakes and Dade City; St. Petersburg Junior College, AA Degree; University of Born Glen Dale, West Virginia, July 29, Tampa, BS Degree in Criminology; Nova 1942 Education public schools, Lake- SHSRII'F Southeastern University, JD Degree; land, Florida; received Associate Degree Tampa Police Academy; Drug Enforcement Academy, Washington, in Police Science, Polk Community Col- D.C.; numerous law enforcement and administration courses Wife lege, 1973; BS Degree, Police Adminis- Jeane Children Two Church Baptist Career Tampa PD, approxi- tration, Rollins College, 1975 Wife Wanda Children Two Church mately 12 years, Det./Sgt. in vice/narcotics, and criminal intelli- Assemblies of God Caner Lakeland PD in 1962 as a cadet; graduat- gence, Selective Enforcement Unit, Sgt. uniform patrol; Pinellas ed from FBI National Academy, 1979;attended IACP training schools; County S.O. uniform patrol; Assistant State Attorney; Chief Legal appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; appointed Sheri8' of Polk Counsel, Pasco County S.O.; private practice; elected Sherià in County, 1987;elected Sherwin 1988, re-elected 1992 and 1996Mil- 1992, re-elected 1996Military U.S. Navy, 1962-66 Honors and itary U.S. Navy, 1960-62 Honors chosen outstanding alumnus of Agiliations David Fairbanks Memorial Award for specialized police Polk Community College in 1984;appointed by the Governor to serve services; Pasco, West Pasco and Florida Bar Associations; admitted on Florida's Criminal Justice Informational Systems Council. to bar U.S. Middle District of Florida, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, and U.S. Supreme Court; board of directors of HELP PUTNAM COUNTY (Helping the Elderly with Legal Problems); President, Pasco Safety Palatka Town, Inc. ; Board of Directors for Youth 5 Family Alternatives, Inc. , West Pasco YMCA and Red Apple School for Challenged Adults; Sheri6' Taylor Douglas (D) Chairman, PHCC Law Enforcement Advisory Committee (95-96); elected Class President, National Sheriffs' Association 1993 New Born Daytona Beach, Florida, January Sheri8's Class; 1st Florida Sheriff or Police Chief to sit for State Law 18, 1952 Education public schools of Enforcement Certification Exam. Palatka, FI,; St. Johns River Community College, AA Degree; University of Flori- da, BA Degree in Political with Science a SHERIFF

THE EHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 19$'7 43 '1 minor in Criminology; graduate of FBI National Academy Wife Mar- ST. LUCIE COUNTY sha Children Two Church Baptist Career 20 years with Putnam Ft. Pierce County S.O. as Uniform Patrol 05cer, Detective and Chief Deputy; Sheri6' "Bobby" elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992, ran unopposed 1996Hon- R. C. ors and Affiliations member, Kiwanis Club (Past President), Knowles (R) Jaycees (Past President), Masonic Lodge ¹34, Outstanding Law Enforcement 05cer, 1978, 1983; Outstanding Young Man of the Born Fort Pierce, Florida, November 14, Year in Putnam County, 1986; Civic Betterment Award from Elks 1940 Education Fort Pierce public Lodge; Putnam County Salvation Army (Chairman); Putnam County schools; Indian River Community Col- Alcohol and Drug Council (Director); elected to Sheriff Associa- lege, AS Degree, Criminal Justice; Florida SHERIFF tion's Board of Directors, 1992 and 1994; Past Chairman, Law Atlantic University, BA Degree, Criminal Enforcement Academy Advisory Council for the St. Augustine Voc- Justice; graduate, Police Academy, also Zonn Institute of Polygraph Tec Center; Criminal Justice Standards 5 Training Commission; and DEA drug training school Church Presbyterian Career 1959- Board of Directors for United Way and American Cancer Society; 61, U.S. Marine Corps, Military Policeman; 1967-1984, Criminal serves on local Juvenile Justice Council. Investigator, State Attorney's Office; (Commander of Drug Task Force); elected Sheriff, 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996 Military Flori- ST.JOHNS COUNTY da National Guard, 1956-1958; U.S. Marine Corps, 1958-1966, Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, Vietnamese Cross St. Augustine of Gallantry, Vietnam Campaign Medal and Service Medal; U.S. Sheriff' Neil Perry (R) Marine Corps Reserve, 1971-73;U.S. Army Reserve, 1973 —1992, retired; received Army commendation for heroism, Cuban Resettle- Florida, Born St. Augustine, May 19, ment Program, 1981; "Advisor" to the Panamanian Police Force, South- 1945 Education BA Degree Nova 1990 Honors Past President, Florida Prosecutors Investigators Children eastern University Wife Syd Association; President of Treasure Coast Chiefs' and Sheriffs Associ- Career 28 Four Church Presbyterian ation, 1989;District Chairman, Boy Scouts of America, 1989;Chair- enforcement, years experience in law F man, Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors, 1990; Vice St. Augustine including: Reserve 05cer, President, 1991;President, 1992; Police Executive Research Forum Patrol and Detective, St. Johns County S.O. PD, 1968-74; Deputy , member; Vice Chairman, FSA State Task Force, 1990; Senate Drug of the FBI National Academy; graduate, Florida 1974-84; graduate Policy Advisory Committee, 1990;Task Force Criminal Justice Train- Criminal Justice Executive Institute; U.S. Army Command and Gen- ing Program Improvement Grant, Phase III, 1990; St. Lucie Distin- elected Sheriff, 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996Mil- eral Staff College; guished Alumni Award, Indian River Community College, 1989; Florida National Guard, 1962 to present, currently Colonel itary Distinguished Leadership Award from FSA, 1993; Governor's Task Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal; Honors Army Force on Tourist Safety, 1993. Metitorious Service Medal; Florida Commendation Medal, Service Enforce- Medal, Meritorious Service Award; Outstanding Young Law SANTA ROSA ment 05cer, 1979, from Jaycees; Lifetime Public Service Award, 1989, Democratic Woman's Club; Distinguished Service Award COUNTY from Sheriff Association; Past Chairman, Board of Directors, Flori- Milton da Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. ; Board of Directors, United Way; Sheriff Jerry D. Brown (R) Past President, Kiwanis Club; Past Chairman of Florida Sheriffs Commission on Association, 1994-95; Secretary, 1996; Chairman, Born McDavid, Florida, October 9, 1946 Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation; Chairman, Florida Criminal Education Ernest Ward High School, Florida Investigative Justice Executive Institute; Chairman, Northeast Walnut Hill, FL; Pensacola Junior Col- Support Center. lege, AS Degree; Troy State University, BS SHERIFF Degree; Executive Development Seminar for Police Chiefs; Southeastern Law Enforcement Executive Devel- opment Seminar (FBI); Executive Development Course, University ~~We~. ofWest Florida Wife Darlene Children Three Church Baptist Career ~ Deputy, Santa Rosa County S.O. , 1970-72; Patrolman to Captain, 1972-85, Gulf Breeze Chief of Police, 1985-92; elected Sheriff, 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Army 1965-68; Vietnam, 1966-67; National ' ttFTF9~4N'N'~ '~N':~'~ Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze Stars; Vietnam Campaign Medal Honors and A5liations; Past Master

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Masonic Lodge, 32nd degree, Scottish and York Rite; past Presi- da Sheriff's Self Insurance Fund; National Sheriff's Association dent, First Judicial Circuit Police Chiefs Association, 1986-87; Flori- Board of Directors; Central Florida Criminal Justice Association; da Police Chiefs Association, Board of Directors, 1987-91; Out- Seminole County Community College, Law Enforcement Advisory standing Law Enforcement Professional Award, 1990; First Judicial Committee. Qrcuit Law Enforcement Association, Past President 1993-94. SUMTER COUNTY SARASOTA COUNTY Bushnell Sarasota Sheriff William L. "Bill" Sheri6' Geollrey Monge (R) Farmer, Jr. (D)

Born Sterling, Illinois, April 1945 2, Born Leesburg, FL, June 17, 1947 Edu- Education Bachelor's Degree, Sociolo- cation public schools, Sumter County; Washington University; Master' s gy, Lake Sumter Community College; St. Leo Degree, Criminology, FSU; graduated College, AA in Criminal Justice, BA Cum from FBI National Academy Wife Pat Laude, Criminology; numerous Law Enforcement courses Wife Linda ChiMren Two Church Methodist Career Chikfren Three Church Church of God Career FBI Washington, DC, eight and a half years with FDLE; Sarasota County S.O. 1977, as , six months; Division of Corrections, three years; Patrolman, Investiga- Detective Captain; advanced to Director of Police Services, Chief tor, Chief Deputy, Sumter County Sheriff's 05ce, 22 years; elected Deputy and (appointed) Sheriff; elected Sheriff in 1984, 1988, SheriS'1996 Military U.S. Army 1966-1968Honors andAgiliations 1992 and 1996Honors Charter President, Sarasota County Crimi- Graduated Cum Laude, St. Leo College; Lake Sumter Community Col- nal Justice Council, 1979; President, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, lege Criminal Justice Advisory Committee; Withlacoochee Regional 1982-83; Executive Director, Sarasota County Police Athletic Planning Council Emergency Planning Committee; Region VI Criminal League; President, Rotary Club, 1986/87; 14-gallon blood donor; Justice Standards and Training Council; Florida Homicide Investiga- appointed to Medical Examiner's Commission and to FBI and Flori- tor's Association; International Homicide Investigator's Association; da UCR Advisory Policy Board; Chairman, Florida DARE Board of Florida Division of International Association for Identiflcation; Inter- Directors; elected to Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors, national Association for Identificatio; Past President and Director, 1989;Treasurer, 1993;Secretary, 1994;Vice President, 1995;Pres- Sumter Fair Association; Past President, Sumter Gideon Camp; South ident, appointed to Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs' Youth 1996; Sumter 4H Livestock Club; Sumter County School Dis&ct Vocational Ranches, Inc. 1989; Vice Chairman Youth Ranches Board, 1990 , Advisory Committee; Church Music Director and Director of Christian and 1991;Chairman, 1992 and 1993. Education.

SEMINOLE COUNTY SUWANNEE COUNTY Sanford Live Oak "Al" Sheri8'Donald F. Eslinger (R) Sheri8'Alton K. Williams, Jr. (D) Born Detroit, Michigan, July 13, 1957 Education public schools in Warren, Born Live Oak, FL, March 15, 1943Edu- Michigan; attended Macomb County cation public schools, Suwannee Coun- (Michigan) Community College; Semi- ty; North Florida Junior College, nole Community College, Sanford, FL; Madison, FL, AA Degree; 25th Recruit FBI National Academy Wife Mary Chil- School FHP Academy, 1964; 96th Ses- dren Two Church Catholic Career Advanced to Major during 12 sion, FBI National Academy, 1974 Wife Diane Children Five Church years with the Seminole County S.O.; appointed Sheriff in 1990for a Church of Christ Career FHP Trooper, 1964-1965; Deputy Sheriff, two-year term; elected 1992 and 1996Honors Outstanding Perfor- Investigator, Uniformed Sergeant, Brevard County Sheriff's 05ce, mance of Duty Award from Kiwanis Club of Central Florida; Military 1965-1968;Deputy Sheriff, Suwannee County SherifFs 05ce, 1968- Order of the Purple Heart for meritorious and conspicuous service; 1975; Investigator, Coordinator Drug Task Force and Aircraft Pilot, Law 05cer of the Year Award, 1984, from 40 et 8; Public Safety State Attorney's 05ce Third Judicial Qrcuit, 1975-1996; Criminal 05cer of the Year, from Chamber of Commerce; Distinguished Ser- Justice Instructor; elected Sheriff 1996 Honors and Affiliations vice Award from Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Profes- Community Service Award, Junior Woman's Club, 1980-1981;Cita- sional Agiliations Vice Chairman, FSA Board of Directors, 1995; tion of Appreciation for Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year Com- Chairman, FSA Board of Directors, 1996;Board of Managers, Flori- petition, Department of Florida American Legion, 1982-1983;

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 199T 45 Outstanding Officer for State Attorney Office, 1984; Past Master, VOLUSIA COUNTY Hayward Lodge, ¹45 FBAM; Past District Deputy Grand Master, 7th DeLand Masonic District of Florida. Sheri8' Bob Vogel (R*) TAYLOR COUNTY 'Election is non-partisan in this county. Perry Born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, January "Bummy" Sheriff L.E. 29, 1947 Education Avonworth High Williams (D) School (PA); Daytona Beach Community College; University of Central Florida, BA Born Perry, FL, June 28, 1945 Educa- Degree in Criminal Justice; Rollins Col- tion public schools, Taylor County; lege, Criminal Justice subjects Wife Jean-Marta Children One North Florida Community College, Madi- Church Catholic Career 15 years, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper; son, FL, AA Degree; Lively Vo-Tech, Talla- investigator for the State Attorney; elected Sheriff, 1988, 1992 and hassee Community College and Valencia Community College, 1996Military three years, U.S. Marine Corps; Vietnam combat duty, Orlando, Law Enforcement Education and Certification Wife June 13 months Honors Chosen Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year by Children One Church Baptist Career Jailer and Dispatcher, Taylor Martin Marietta, Sea World, Burger King, Rotary, Kiwanis, I.ions, County Sheriff's Office, 1968; Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Chief Florida Council of Crime and Delinquency, and Elks; honored for - Deputy, Taylor County Sheriff's Offic, 1969 1980; Investigator, excellence by Governor and Cabinet, Federal Drug Enforcement State Attorney's Offic, 1980-1996; elected Sheriff 1996 Military AdminisWhon, Civic League, Knights of Columbus, Citizens' Alert, U.S. Army, 1965-1967Honors National Defense Service Medal; VFW Posts and Kiwanis; FSA Board of Directors, 1996. Vietnam Campaign Medal; Vietnam Service Medal 2 0/S Bars. WAKULLA COUNTY UNION COUNTY Crau fordville Lake Butler Sheri6' David F. Harvey (D) Sheriff Jerry Whitehead (D) Born Tallahassee, Florida, November Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, 27, 1949 Education public schools of 1953 Education Union County High Wakulla County; AA Degree, Chipola School; Lake City Community College; Junior College, Marianna; BS Degree in Police Standards Training; FDLE Execu- Criminology, FSU; graduate credits, Uni- tive Institute, Budget Preparation, Disas- versity of Virginia Wife Rhonda Chtldren SHERIFF ter Preparedness; Florida State One Church Baptist Career Florida Parole Commission, four years; University, Vicarious Liability Training; FBI National Academy, 1991 elected Sherif in 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996; gradu- Children Two Church Christian Career elected Sheriff in 1984, ated from National Sheriffs' Institute, FBI National Academy, Nation- 1988, 1992, ran unopposed 1996 Honors member, Florida Coun- al Institute of Corrections, Police Executive Institute, Chief Executive cil on Crime and Delinquency; Past President, Union County Par- Seminar Honors Master Mason, Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; ents' Association and Rotary; Secretary, Sheriffs Association, Marzuq Temple; Chairman, Sheriffs Association's Legislative Com- 1987-88; Treasurer, 1989; Vice President, 1990; President, 1991; mittee, 1981;President, 1984; Board of Directors, 1989-92;Region Distinguished Service Award from Florida Council on Crime and III Police Standards Training Advisory Council; Florida Council on Delinquency, 1988-89; appointed to Criminal Justice Standards and Criminal Justice, 1979-82, Vice Chairman; selected Outstanding Training Commission, 1993;re-appointed, 1996. I.aw Enforcement Officer for 1980 by Optimists; Outstanding Young

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46 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 'wC JANUARY I FEBRUARY I SST Men of America by Jaycees; Chairman, Board of Managers, Florida Sheriff, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996Military U.S. Army, 1963-65. Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund; President, Apalachee Human Services, 1987-89; President, Wakulla Shrine Club, 1990-1991;Chairman, WASHINGTON Wakulla County Juvenile Justice Council, 1993-95; 1995 Board COUNTY Member, Tallahassee Marine Institute; appointed by Governor Chiles to Florida Corrections Commission; Board of Trustees, Big Chiptey Bend Hospice Foundation. Sheri8' Fred Peel (D)

WALTON COUNTY Born Marianna, FL, December 14, 1946 Education Chipley High School; Univer- DeFuniak SPrings sity of Florida, BS-Agriculture; University Sheriff Quinn McMillian (D) of West Florida, MS-Biology; graduate, FBI National Academy; graduate, Nation- SHERIFF Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August al Sheriff's Institute; National Institute of Corrections; Certified 15, 1940 Education Walton High Instructor, Criminal Justice Standards and Training Wife Vickey School, DeFuniak Springs Wife Rebecca Children Four Church Presbyterian Career Elected Sheriff 1976, Children Two Church Baptist Career re-elected 1980, 1984, 1988 and 1996; Inspector General, Florida Walton County S.O. , Deputy and Investi- Parole Commission; elected Sheriff 1996Military Florida National five graduate of Police Stan- gator, years; Guard, Major Retired; U.S. Army Rangers Honors and Affiliations dards Training, Evidence Technology, Homicide Investigation, President, Florida Sheriff's Association 1985; Chairman, Board of Breathalyzer Schools; attended courses in Executive and Civil Lia- Directors, FSA, 1981;Law Enforcement 05cer of the Year; Appoint- bility, Time Management, Personnel, Psychological Interrogative ed by Governor to State Medical Examiners Commission; Past Pres- Techniques, and Investigative Hypnosis; attended National Confer- ident, Chipley Kiwanis Club; Veterans of Foreign Wars. ence on Violence at FDLE; also Organized Crime Institute; elected

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James Sudberry West Palm Beach 7201 Pembroke Road Larry Arthurs Deputy Special (813) 228-2184 Resident Agent in Pembroke Pines, Patrol Agent-in-Charge Agents-in-Charge Charge 33023 Tampa Station (Same Address) James W. Pherson Orlando Daniel R. McBride (305) 963-9807 1821B Sahlman Dr. Miami, 33166 Supervisor Resident Agent in (407) 835-8878 Tampa, 33605 (305) 597-6000 Miami Group il Charge Thomas McShane (813) 228-21 60 (305) 5974778 MIAMI FIELD Michael W. Hegerfeld Organized Crime Patrol Agent-in-Charge (Vacant), Director DIVISION (407) 648-6136 Drug Enforcement Task Pembroke Pines Arthur F. Bullock Area Intelligence Unit Paul J. Ducuennois Force (OCDETF) Station Patrol Agent-in-Charge 909 S.E. First Avenue Supervisor Robert J. Creighton Jacksonville Group Supervisor 7201 Pembroke Road West Palm Beach Suite 636 Miami Group III Special Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent in Joseph Benitez Pembroke Pines, Station Brickell Plaza Bldg. (305) 597-4807 8420 NW 52nd St. Charge (305) 716-3019 33023 P. O. Box 9875 Miami, 33131 Suite 120 Michael Biristow (305) 963-9805 Riviera Beach, 33419 (305) 536-4467 Miami, 33166 William McMonagle (904) 232-3468 Achilles Task Force Supervisor (305) 597-4800 Group Matthew A. Zetts Steven Trent J Miami Group IV Pensacola Group Supervisor Patrol Agent-in-Charge Special Agent-in-Charge SAC's (305) 597-4809 Assistant Resident Agent in Steve Meyer Jacksonville Station North Florida Area George Hopgood Charge (305) 597-4780 P. O. Box 4849 Bonni Tischler 2203 N. Lois Ave. Suite Tallahassee , Roger Parker Robert Manske Jacksonville, 32201 Special Agent-in. 600 Resident Agent in (904) 435-8486 Puerto Rico Field Office (904) 232-3998 Charge Tampa, 33607 Charge FIELD OFFICES Rafael Martinez South Florida Area (813) 348-1881 Robert Smith Ft. Lauderdale Richard J. Greenier 8075 N.W. 53rd St. (904) 942-9660 William Hamilton Resident Agent in Patrol Agent-in-Charge Miami, 33166 Bradley Knutter Supervisor Charge Orlando Station (305) 597-6030 Assistant Special Tampa Miami Group I George Henderson 1215 W. Fairbanks Agent. in-Charge' Resident Agent in (305) 597-4777 (305) 356.7369 Orlando, 32804 Dennis R. Fagan Charge Chief Patrol Agent (407) 644-6204 (Vacant)

THE SHERIFF'9 STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY I997 47 Vincent Lozowicki, Blvd. Lawrence Mulkearns 505 South 2nd St. Marine Trade Center One Pensacola Plaza, c ll!l, , ; J. Assistant Special Room 100 Suite 215 Suite 210 Jr. Suite 231, Stop 923 Agent-in-Charge* Ft. Pierce, 34950 5323 W. Hwy. 98 Pensacola, 32501 125 W. Romana St., Ft. Lauderdale, (407) 466-9248 Panama City, 32401 (904) 432-3476 Suite 300 33351 Richard Lozeda (904) 769-3407 Walter D. Cadman Pensacola, 32501- (305) 572-6200 Assistant Special Dennis Johnson 227 N. Bronough, District Director 5857 432-5075 Mike Agent-in-Charge* Resident Agent-in- Joseph Salvamini Suite 6300 7880 Biscayne Blvd. (904) McDonald Charge Asst. Special Tallahassee, 32301 Miami, 33138 Kroger Center *Same address as above 163 Pioneer Road Agent. in-Charge (904) 224-4107 (305) 530-7664 Karen Drennon 8245 N.W. 53rd St., Merritt Island, 32953 Ft. Lauderdale District 9450 Koger Blvd. Stop 924 Robert G. Austin (407) 452-3700 Office MIAMI DIVISION Valerie M Blake St. Petersburg, 33702 Miami, 33166 Resident Agent-in- Crown Center Bldg. 5 Deputy District Director (813) 570-5548 (305) 597-2081 Charge James White, Manager 1475 W. Cypress Creek Paul R. Philip 7880 Biscayne Blvd. 200 W. Forsyth St. 1 South A Street Rd. Special Agent-in-Charge Miami, 33138 FORT LAUDERDALE (Vacant) Room 1300 Room 103 Ft. Lauderdale, 33309 16320 NW 2nd Ave. (305) 530-7664 DISTRICT 10300 Sunset Dr. Jacksonville, 32202 Pensacola, 32501-5551 (305) 526-7220 N. Miami Beach, 33169 Jerry Bandy, Chief Suite 150, Stop 921 (904) 232-2611 (904) 434-6648 (305) 944-9101 James Minton 1 N. University Dr. Miami, 33173 Charles A. Gardner Officer-in-Charge Suite B-340, Stop 900 (305) 270-6279 William R. Logan Ron Branch Resident Agent-in- RESIDENT AGENCIES 5509 Gray St., Suite 113 Plantation, 33324 Resident Agent-in- Resident Agent-in- Charge Tampa, 33609 (305) 423-7280 S. Rene Munoz Charge Charge 95360 Overseas Hwy. 505 S. 2nd Street (813)288-1230 Kroger Center BRANCHI 8245 N.W. 53rd 6324 Corporate Ct., S.W. 111 S. Orange Ave. , ¹108 P. O. Box 2930 Suite 300 SL, Chief Ft. Myers, 33919 Sarasota, FL 34236 Key Largo, 33037 Ft. Pierce, 34950 David A. Angotti Vicki Duane, Stop 925 (813) 433-7773 (813) 953-2920 (305) 852-7874 (407) 461-6142 Officer-in-Charge 1 N. University Dr. Miami, 33166 Federal Bldg. , Suite B 340 Stop 900

Ted R. Hill David J. Michael 881 N. Krome Ave. , ¹206 Room G18 Plantation, 33324 Resident Agent-in- Resident Agent-in- Homestead, 33030 400 W. Bay St. (305) 423-7286 Charge Charge (305) 248-8677 Jacksonville, 32202 J 5209 W. Highway 98 MIAMI FIELD 235 S. Main St., (904) 232-2624 GROUP MANAGERS J. J. Slavinski Panama City, 32401 DIVISION Suite 202 301 Simonton Street Lloyd Day Postallnspector- (904) 763-8418 Gainesvilie, 32601 Room 214 Patrick P. Cryan 300 Lock Road, Stop in-Charge James S. Milford (904) 371-2077 Key West, 33040 Supervisor 913 P. O. Box 22526 William Biossat Special Agent-in-Charge (305) 296-3093 Immigration Inspector Deerfield Beach, Tampa, 33622.2526 Resident Agent-in- 8400 NW 53rd St. James Porten 4E. Port Road 33442 (813) 281-5202 Charge Miami, 33166 Resident Agent-in- P. 0. Box 1389 Room 410 (305) 420-4921 299 E. Broward Blvd. (305) 590W51 Charge West Palm Beach, 33402 Riviera Beach, 33419 S. W. McClelland, Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 3384 Capital Circle, NE (407) 833-7517 (407) 845-6898 Allen Demeter Inspector (305) 356-7239 Robert Michelotti Tallahassee, 32301 1764 N. Congress P. 0. Box 620124 Assistant Special (904) 942-8417 TAMPA DIVISION Avenue Orlando, 32862-01 24 Thomas J. Frasca Agent-in-Charge Stop 914 (407) 850-6399 Resident Agent-in- 5426 Bay Center Drive Albert R. Robinson West Palm Beach, Charge Tampa, 33609 Special Agent-in-Charge 33409 R. S. McDonnell, 688-8707 325 John Knox Rd. (813) 228.2178 500 Zack St., Suite 610 (407) Inspector Suite C-100 JACKSONVILLE Tampa, 33602 P. O. Box 40176 Tallahassee, 32303 John Wagner DIVISION (813) 273-4566 JACKSONVILLE Joe Bruno Jacksonville, 32203- (904) 942-8802 Resident Agent-in- DISTRICT 2891 Center Pointe Dr. 0176 Charge Thomas J. Murphy RESIDENT AGENCIES Ross C. Lawson, Chief Stop 915 (904) 359-2794 Joe Henderson 3111 S. Dixie Hwy. Special Agent-in-Charge Clifford P. Earp Ft. Myers, 33916 Resident Agent-in- Suite 145 7820 Arlington P. O. Box 1904 Branch Chief (813) 936-1968 R. B. Cesa Charge West Palm Beach, 33405 Expressway Cocoa, 32923 P. 0. Box 35045 Postal Inspector- 7566 Southland Blvd. (305) 659-3660 Jacksonville, 32211 (407) 636-5820 Jacksonville, 32202-0045 Roger Edwards in-Charge Suite 103 (904) 721-1211 (904) 232-2963 51 S.W. 1st Ave. Miramar, 33027-3242 Orlando, 32809 Irvin Lightcap 2000 Main St., Suite 800 Room 920, Stop 911 (407) 648-6847 Resident Agent-in- RESIDENT AGENCIES Ft. Myers, 33901 GROUP MANAGERS Miami, 33130 Charge (813) 337-7171 Maurice L. Dettmer (305) 536-5361 (Vacant) 4077 Woodcock Dr. 44 Seabreeze Blvd. , 6800 Southpoint Resident Agent-in- Suite 210 Suite 300 P. O. Box 1246 Parkway Jeffrey Karsh Rafael A. Calzada Charge Jacksonville, 32207 Daytona Beach, 32118 Lakeland, 33802-1246 Suite 800 51 S.W. 1st Ave. Special Agent-in- 100 South Dixie Hwy. (904) 791-3566 (904) 252-0463 (813) 682-6114 Jacksonville, 32216 Room 920, Stop 912 Charge Room 300 (904) 279-1632 Miami, 33130 7820 Arlington Expy. West Palm Beach, 33401 Jack Rowe 99 NW Racetrack Road, 500 Winderly Place (305) 536-5840 Suite 500 (407) 659-4606 Resident Agent-in- Suite 303 Maitland, 32751 David D Leoce Jacksonville, 32211 Charge Ft. Walton Beach, 32547 (407) 875-9976 850 Trafalgar Court, BRANCHII (904) 724-4530 Kenneth A. Stroud 300 International (904) 862-1722 2nd Floor Anthony D. Ferris, Resident Agent-in- Parkway 801 W. Bay Dr. , Suite 200 Chief J. Douglas Davis, 1 N. University Dr. Charge Suite 424 1900 SW 34th St., Suite 601 Orlando, 32751 Asst. P. O. Box 393 Heathrow, 32746 Suite 220 Largo, 34640 (407) 660-5842 Suite B-340, Stop 900 Special Agent-in- Tavernier, 33070 (407) 333-7000 Gainesville, 32608 (813) 581-9938 Plantation, 33324 Charge (305) 664-5537 (904) 372-0850 Paul T. Serletti (305) 423-7283 7820 Arlington Expy. Richard Crawford P. O. Box 250 850 Trafalgar Court, Suite 500 Steven J. Mocsary Resident Agent-in- 207 NW 2nd St., Sarasota, 34230 2nd Floor GROUP MANAGERS Jacksonville, 32211 Resident Agent-in- Charge Suite 341 (813) 955-3325 Suite 200 Carol Rosche (904) 724-4530 Charge 12730 New Brittany B(vd. Ocala, 34475 Orlando, 32751 7771 W. Oakland Park 660-5839 Blvd. Eric Johnson 111112th St., Room 496 Suite 50 (904) 732-7563 P. O. Box 2176 (407) Agent-in- Key West, 33040 Ft. Myers, 33907 Naples, 33939 Suite 231, Stop 922 Resident (305) 294-7553 (813) 275-3662 5323 W. Hwy. 98, (813) 263-8225 Robert L. Thornton Ft. Lauderdale, 33351 Charge Suite 221 2203 N. Lois Ave. , (305) 746-1902 135 W. Central Blvd. Alan Westerman Ellis Dean Panama City, 32401 Rm. 308 Suite 670 Resident Agent-in- Resident Agent-in- (904) 785-8751 Tampa, 33607-2356 Al Monica Orlando, 32801 Charge Charge (813) 348-1850 7771 W. Oakland Park (407) 648-6333

48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 A. Ralph Zurita 299 E. Broward Blvd. Jack E. Kippenberger Gainesville Office Miami, 33132 Harry Layne Les Smith Assistant Chief Deputy Room 150C Special Agent-in- 104 N. Main St., (305) 536-4471 Supervisory Deputy Supervisor-Operations (305) 536-5346 Ft. Lauderdale, Charge 4th Floor Marshal Orlando, 32801 648-6326 33301 8375 N.W. 53rd St, First Union Bank Bldg. Ft. Lauderdale Office (Investigations) (407) John Hackman 356-7256 Suite 201 Gainesville, 32601 Broward Financial P.O. Box 10229 (305) Lonnie R, Supervisor-Asset Miami, 33166 (904) 378-0996 Center Tallahassee, 32302 Hickey Supervisor-Operations Seizure West Palm Beach (305) 591-3660 500 E. Broward Blvd. (904) 942-8400 MIDDLE DISTRICT 7th Floor Jacksonville, 32201 (305) 536-7575 Division 232-2293 Edward Stubbs Timothy R. Flick Charles R. Wilson Ft. Lauderdale, 33394- Larry Riffe (904) Robert Broadus Supervisor Resident Agent U.S. Attorney 3098 Supervisory Deputy Robert Timberlake Bldg. 356-7254 Marshal Louis Stefanelli Supervisor-Court 701 Clematis Street 505 S. Flagler Dr. , (305) Support Room 215 Suite 800 Suite 400, 500 Zack St. P. O. Box 1150 Supervisor-Warrants (305) 530-7711 West Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Tampa, 33602 Ft. Pierce Office Pensacola, 32501 Tampa, 33602 33402 33401 (813) 225-7300 505 S. Second St. (904) 469-8270 (813) 228-2013 Darrell Williams (407) 832-7588 (407) 659-0184 Suite 200 Jacksonville Office Ft. Pierce, 34950 MIDDLE DISTRICT Robert Pastula Supervisor-Court Supervisor-Operations Security Key West Division Richard L McClelland SunBank Bldg. , Suite (407) 466-0899 (305) 536-5346 Marshall Harris Special Agent-in- 700 Don Moreland Ft. Myers, 33902 Deputy-in-Charge Charge 200 W. Forsyth St. West Palm Beach Office U.S. Marshal (941) 337-0002 Herbert Caddell Simonton Jacksonville, 32202 701 Clematis St., 611 N. Florida Ave. 301 Street 501 E. Polk St. , Supervisor-Cell Block Room 215 Room 1101 (904) 232-2682 Room 100 Tampa, 33602 Ken Hill Supervisor-Protective (305) 536-5916 Key West, 33040 Tampa, 33602 West Palm Beach, 33401 (813) 228-2852 (305) 296-3023 (813) 228-2636 Orlando Office (407) 655-1029 Services/Court 201 Federal Bldg. Frank E. Skroski III Security Lorenzo Menendez 80 N. Hughey Ave. Chief Deputy Tampa, 33602 Supervisor-Warrants Fort Pierce Division Orlando, 32801 611 Florida Ave. (813) 225-7080 (305) 536-4628 l.loyd Allgaier (407) 648-6700 Tampa, 33602 Deputy-in-Charge Juan Donato P. O. Box 4312 NORTHERN NORTHERN (813) 228-2852 SOUTHERN Supervision-Court Ft. Pierce, 34948 DISTRICT Ft. Myers Office DISTRICT DISTRICT Daniel Suppport (407) 467-1723 P. Michael Patterson Barnett Centre James W. Lockley, Jr. David M. Jacobs J. Horgan Supervisor-Asset U. Marshal (305) 536-5904 U.S. Attorney Suite 701 U.S. Marshal S. Suite 510 2000 Main Street P. O. Box 10229 Seizure and 301 N. Miami Ave. Hunter A. Pierce 315 S. Calhoun St, Ft. Myers, 33901 Tallahassee, 32302 Forfieture Div. Suite 205 Administrative Officer Tallahassee, 32301 (941) 337-7700 (904) 942-8400 Tampa, 33602 Miami, 33128 228-2610 536-5346 (305) 536-5346 (904) 942-8430 (813) (305) SOUTHERN Ronald J. Wierenga, Sr. Ft.. Lauderdale Pensacola Office DISTRICT Chief Deputy Marshal Glenn Davis James A. Tassone Chief Division 114 E. Gregory St. Kendall Coffey P. O. Box 10229 Supervisor-Operations Deputy Shawn Conboy Pensacola, 32501-4916 U.S. Attorney Tallahassee, 32302 Tampa, 33602 (305) 536-5346 228-2059 Supervisor (904) 434-3251 99 N. E. 4tll SI. (904) 942-8400 (813)

Enforcement Captain Live Oak, 32060 (904) 362-2295 DISTRICTS (407) 423-6973 West Palm Beach, Uniformed Operations (904) 397-2295 33401 P. O. Box 850 W. Carl Coates T. L. Stout, Lt, Bruce Ashley, Capt. (407) 681-6200 Old Town, 32680 David Layton, Law Law Enforcement District 1 District 6 Donald L. Steverson (904) 463-3130 Enforcement Sergeant Sergeant 4900 Bayou Blvd. Park Trammel Bldg. Donald O'Steen, Lt.

Director Uniformed Operations Uniformed Operations Suite 210 1313Tampa St., District 11 Office of Agricultural Helen Burch, Law Sanderson, 32087 Live Oak, FL 32060 Pensacola, 32505 Suite 702 Metro Corp. Center, Law Enforcement Enforcement Sergeant (904) 259-7357 (904) 362-2295 (904) 494-5970 Tampa, 33602 Ste. 2 545 E. Tennessee St. Uniformed Operations (813) 272-2610 4041 NW 37th Place Tallahassee, 32308 Yulee, 32097 F. Dale Marshall, Law C. Eddie Edwards, Jr. Rick Mills, Lt. Gainesville, 32606 (904) 922-6507 (904) 845-3552 Enforcement Sergeant Law Enforcement District 2 Dave Banks, Capt. (904) 955-2020 Uniformed Operations Sergeant 345 S. Magnolia Dr. District 7 John O'Brien*, Law G. E. Hill, Law Branford, FL 32008 Uniformed Operations Suite E-12 4100 Center Point Drive, J. E. Powell, Lt. Enforcement Chief Enforcement (904) 935-1906 Fernandina Beach, FL Tallahassee, 32301 Ste. 104 District 12 Lieutenant 32034 (904) 488-4271 (941) 278-7195 771 Fentress Blvd. , Tommy Easterling*, Law Uniformed Operations Marty Hutchins (904) 225-5836 Suite 2F Enforcement Captain Cross City, 32628 Law Enforcement Mark Willingham, Capt. George Herrera, Ma}. Daytona Beach, (904) 463-3130 Sergeant Harold Barry District 3 District 8 32114

Hilton Beaty*, Law Uniformed Operations Law Enforcement 1127 Arlington Rd. Augusta Bldg. , Suite 100 (904) 274-3451 Enforcement Captain Ronny Howard, Law Live Oak, FL 32060 Lieutenant Jacksonville, 32211 8685 N.W. 53rd Terrace Enforcement Sergeant (904) 362-4828 Uniformed Operations (904) 727-5550 Miami, 33166 J. L. Mato, Capt. *(Mailing address 8 Uniformed Operations Lake City, FL 32025 (305) 470-6783 District 13 phone same as Live Oak, 32060 J. Russell Smith (904) 758-5734 R. D. Bishop, Lt. 2189 Cleveland St, Director) (904) 397-2295 Law Enforcement District 4 Alan Nash, Capt. Suite 266, Belcher Sergeant 1520 Gary Road District 9 Plaza

David R. Caldwell, Clifford Jernigan, Law Uniformed Operations Lakeland, 33802 499 NW 70th Ave. , Clearwater, 34625 Law Enforcement Enforcement Sergeant Live Oak, FL 32060 (813) 499-2280 Suite 312 (813) 469-5930 Lieutenant Uniformed Operations (904) 362-2295 Atrium Executive Plaza Investigative Operations Live Oak, 32060 T. L. Ewing, Capt. Plantation, 33317 H. Scroggin, Lt, 24029 Lake Lindsey Rd. (904) 362-4828 Jack Keith Hudson John J. Harris, Director District 5 (305) 797-8408 District 14 Brooksville, 34601 Law Enforcement 725 S. Bronough St. 400 W. Robinson St. 2601 Jenks Ave. (904) 754-6753 J. Lamar Kent, Law Sergeant Clemons Building Room 709 D. L. Beck, Capt. Panama City 32405

Enforcement Sergeant Uniformed Operations Tallahassee, 32399-1020 Hurston Bldg. , N. Tower District 10 (904) 872.41 24

J. Roger Pittman, Law Uniformed Operations Live Oak, FL 32060 (904) 488-3227 Orlando, 32801 400 N. Congress Ave. , ¹t 50

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1SSV 49 STATE LA)if' The Capitol, PL-01 2020 Capital Circle, S.E. Orlando Area Office 664 Fletcher Bldg. (904) 488-0441 Lantana, 33465 ENIrORCE jIENT Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Suite 300 400 W. Robinson St. 200 E. Gaines St. AGENCIES (904) 488-0600 Tallahassee, 32399- Hurston South Tower, Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Mailing address for 1050 8225 922-3173 above: CONTINUED (904) Richard Martell, Chief (904) 487-2807 Orlando, 32801-1799 Division of Florida Craig Parson, Lt. Capital Appeals (407) 423-6115 111 Coastline Dr. , E. Highway Patrol District 15 Tallahassee, 32399 Richard Bogle, Chief Box 21, Suite 467 Neil Kirkman Bldg. REGIONAL 813 S. Ohio Ave. (904) 488-0600 Asst. Statewide Tampa Area Office Jacksonville, 32202 Tallahassee, 32399-0500 SUPERVISORS Live Oak, 32060 Prosecutor Regional Service Center (904) 359-6142 (904) 362-2501 Jim Rogers Suite 300, Empire Bldg. 1313Tampa St., TROOPS REGION 1 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 28 W. Central Blvd. Suite 615 5340 W. Kennedy Blvd. Bradley Nelson, Lt. (9O4) 488-OBOO Orlando, 32801 Tampa, 33602-3394 Suite 110 Troop A Mike Hamm District 16 (407) 423-6593 (813) 272-2565 Tampa, 33609-2410 Administrator 1748 Independence Michael Neimand (813) 871-7201 Maj. Jimmy C. Wright P. 0. Box 861 Blvd. Suite 921 N, Joe Laninaga, Chief West Palm Beach Area P. O. Box 15729 Chattahoochee, 32324 Bldg. G, Suite 1 Dade County Assistant Statewide Office 3659 Maguire Blvd. Panama City, 32406- (904) 663-4051

Sarasota, 34234 Regional Service Prosecutor 111 Georgia Ave. , Suite 151 5729 (813) 359-5640 Center 4211 N. Lois Avenue Suite 211 Orlando, 32803 (904) 872-4150 REGION 2 401 N.W. 2nd Ave. Tampa, 33614 W. Palm Beach, 33401- (407) 897-2892 (Vacant) Miami, 33128 (813) 878-7337 5293 Troop B Mike Willis District 17 (305) 377-5441 (407) 837-5054 111 S. Sapodilla Ave, 1210 Andrews Circle Key West Professional Oscar Gelpi, Chief Suite 213 Maj. Joseph Chancy Dr. , N. Center Bob Krauss Assistant Statewide Pensacola Area Office W. Palm Beach, 33401 2402 U.S. 90 West Starke, 32091-2132

1111 12th St., Westwood Center, Prosecutor 4900 Bayou Blvd. (407) 837-5050 Lake City, 32055 (904) 964-8110 Suite 205-B 7th Floor 4000 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 103 (904) 758-0515 Key West, 33040 2002 N. Lois Ave. Suite 505 South Pensacola, 32503-2530 201 W. Broward Blvd. REGION 3 (305) 292-6755 Tampa, 33607 Hollywood, 33021 (904) 494-7380 Room 203 Troop C 873-4739 985-4400 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Jim Byrd (813) (305) e Bob Young, Lt. (305) 467-4261 Maj. Morris E. Leggett 3535 Lawton Rd. , District 18 Joan Fowler 11305 N. McKinley Drive Suite 160

800 Virginia Ave. , Suite 7 1655 Palm Beach Lakes 2295 Victoria Ave. Tampa, 33612 Orlando, 32803 Ft. Pierce, 34982 Blvd. Suite 173 (813) 632-6895 (407) 897-2990 (407) 468-3927 West Palm Beach, 33401 Robert F. Milligan Fred Schuknecht Ft. Myers, 33901 (407) 688-7759 Comptroller Inspector General (813) 338-2327 Troop D REGION 4 R. E. Blanton, Lt. The Capitol, Plaza Level 2601 Blairstone Road District 19 Belle Turner Tallahassee, 32399- Tallahassee, 32399-2500 25 W. Cedar St., Maj. Jim Lee Elizabeth Layman

2100 S.E. 17tll St., First Union Bank Bldg. 0350 (904) 488-9265 Suite 309 P. O. Box 140193 7771 W. Oakland Park Suite 101 Suite 500 (904) 488-0370 Pensacola, 32501-5945 Orlando, 32814-0193 Blvd. Ocala, 34471 444 Seabreeze Blvd. Gary L. McLain (904) 444-8500 (407) 897-5959 Suite 1210 (904) 732-1207 Daytona Beach, 32218 Bill Huffcut Chief Prison Inspector Sunrise, 33351 (904) 238-4990 Assistant Comptroller (Same Address) 11655 N.W. Gainesville Troop E (305) 749-1906 David Wilder, Lt. The Capitol, Plaza Level (904) 488-2102 Rd. District 20 Economic Crime Tallahassee, 32399- Bldg. 8 Maj. Grady T. Carrick REGION 5 1024 S. Florida Ave. , 0350 Edward Sobach Ocala, 34482-1486 1011 NW 111th Ave. Suite A Tallahassee Branch (904) 488-4206 Chief Jail Inspector (904) 732-1743 Miami, 33172 Lionel Garcia Rockiedge, 32955 Steve Parton (Same Address) (305) 470-2565 Park Trammel Bldg. (407) 690-3266 The Capitol, PL-01 Joe Betta (904) 487-4012 1313N. Tampa St., Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Director of Financial Troop F Suite 618 Rodney Russ, Lt. (904) 488-9105 Investigations Tampa, 33602 District 21 Office of the Comptroller Col. Ron Grimming Maj. Ronald D. Getman (813) 272-2642 4471 Clinton St. Tampa Branch The Capitol, Room 21 03 (Vacant), Director Director P. O. Box 20009 Marianna, 32446 Lauren Hafner Tallahassee 32399-0350 Division of State (904) 922-5319 Braden River Branch 2002 N. Lois Ave. (904) 488-5275 Fire Marshal Bradenton, 34203-0009 Tampa, 33607 200 E. Gaines St. Lt. Col. Michael Boles (813) 751-7647 (813) 878-7372 Tallahassee Area Office Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Deputy Director Michael C. Long 2002 Old St. Augustine (904) 922-3170 (904) 488-3195 Troop G Chief of Forest Robert A. Butterworth Orlando Branch Rd. Protection Attorney General Scott Farr Bldg. B, Suite 18 Billy Smith Lt. Col. Paul B. Taylor Maj. Billy R. Lee 3125 Conner Blvd. State of Florida Suite 310, Empire Bldg. Tallahassee, 32301 Asst. Director Deputy Director P. 0. Box 70 Tallahassee, 32399-1650 The Capitol, PL-01 28 W. Central Blvd. (904) 487-2904 Division of State (904) 488-1939 E. Palatka, 32131-0070 (904) 488-6111 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Orlando, 32801 Fire Marshal (904) 329-3737 (904) 487-1963 (407) 423-6733 Ft. Lauderdale Area 200 E. Gaines St. Chief Robert M. Kirby Office Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Chief of Special Troop H Pete Antonacci, Deputy Hollywood Branch Regional Service Center (904) 922-3170 Operations Richard Doran, Asst. Mona Fandel 201 W. Broward Blvd. (904) 488-1435 Maj. David Kelly Deputy Suite 505 South Suite 302 (Vacant) 21 00 Mahan Dr. Col. Robert L. Edwards Les Garringer, Asst. 4000 Hollywood Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Bureau Chief FIELD OPERATIONS Tallahassee, 32308-6199 Director, Division of Law Deputy Hollywood, 33021 (305) 467-4239 Bureau of Fire & Arson (904) 488-8676 Enforcement Barbara O' Brien, Special (305) 985-4780 Investigations Lt. Col. Charles C. Hall 620 S. Meridian St. Asst. Jacksonville Area Office 200 E. Gaines St. Deputy Director Troop K (Turnpike) Tallahassee, 32301 The Capitol Statewide Prosecution 1300 River Place Blvd. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 488-6855 (904) 488-6251 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Suite 640 (904) 922-3173 Maj. Harvey Shoaff (904) 487-1963 Melanic Ann Hines Jacksonville, 32207 Chief Billy Dickson P. O. Box 16007 Chief Wayne Gellner Statewide Prosecutor (904) 390-4660 FIELD OFFICES (904) 488-5155 W. Palm Beach, 33416 Bureau Chief BRANCH OFFICES The Capitol, PL-01 (407) 640-2831 (Same Address)

Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Miami Area Office 105 Lewis St., Suite 103 Chief Gregory G. (904) 488-6257

Criminal Appeals (904) 487-2807 401 NW 2nd Ave. , Ft. Walton Beach, Dodson Troop L Suite N708 32547-3182 (904) 488.6557 Chief Kyle Hill Carolyn Snurkowski, Dir. David Audlin, Chief Asst. Miami, 33128-1796 (904) 833-9125 Maj. Richard Carpenter Bureau Chief Criminal Appeals Statewide Prosecutor (305) 377-5213 Chief Larry Austin P. O. Box 8148 (Continued)

50 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 1997 (Same Address) Daryl G. McLaughlin Jacksonville Jacksonville Beach, Judy Marsicano Tallahassee, 32304 Paul A. Uravich (904) 488-6253 Deputy Commissioner (904) 359-6390 32350 Investigation Manager (904) 922-2676 Director of Public (904) 488-8771 (904) 270-2500 1241 S. Orlando Ave. Safety Chief Paul Hoover Tampa Maitland, 32751 Jim Johnson University of South Bureau Chief Michael M. McHargue (813) 878.7301 Maj. Ken Clark (407) 623-1184 Process Manager Florida (Same Address) Inspector General 1275 NE 79th Street 5050 W. Tennessee UP 8 002, 4202 Fowler (904) 488-6254 (904) 488-1497 Orlando Miami, 33138 Michael Clark Ave. (407) 245-0888 (305) 325-3346 Investigation Manager Tampa, 33620 Lt. Col. Randy Hopkins Michael Ramage 9503 Princess Palm Ave (813) 974-2628 Asst. Director, Division General Counsel Pensacola Maj. Michael Long Sabal Park Office Ctr. of Law Enforcement (904) 488-8323 (904) 436.8100 2796 Overseas Hwy. , Tampa, 33621-1378 John Conner, Director (Same Address) Ste. 100 (813) 744-6357 Florida Atlantic University (904) 488-6254 Jamie McLaughlin Ft. Myers Marathon, 33050 Motor Carrier 500 N.W. 20th Street Director (813) 278-71 70 (305) 289-2323 Louis Velotta Compliance Office Boca Raton, 33431-0991 REGIONAL Office of Executive Investigation Manager Tallahassee Headquarters (407) 367-3502

SUPERVISORS Investigations Daytona Beach Maj. Jenna Venero 3111 N. University Dr. , Col. Chuck Bradshaw (904) 488-5565 5110Gandy Blvd. Ste. 502 Supervisor Richard Turkiewicz, Central Tampa, 33611-3036 Coral Springs, 33065 1815Thomasville Rd. Director Maj. David L. Starling Gerald M. Bailey (813) 272-2516 (305) 452-4800 Tallahassee, 32303-5750 University of Central Fla. 1239 SW 10th St. Director (904) 488-7920 P. 0. Box 25000 Ocala, 32674 Division of Criminal Maj. Kent Thompson Larry Dunning Orlando, 32816 1-800-342-9620 Investigation Division of P.O. Box 32040 investigation Manager (407) 823-2419 (904) 487-2901 Security Panama City, 32407- 8175 NW 12th SL Everglades 8040 Suite 418 E. H. Stevens, Director Richard Coffey, Director Maj. James Ries Connie S. Patrick Frank H. Carter, Director (904) 233.5150 Miami, 33126-1831 University of Florida University of West Florida 551 N. Military Trail Director Capitol Complex (305) 470-5628 Building 51, Museum Rd. 11000 University W. Palm Beach, 33415 Division of Human Tallahassee, 32399-4022 Gainesville 32611-2078 Parkway 1-800-432-2046 Resources (904) 487-7730 Fred Hennings (904) 392.5445 Pensacola, 32514-5750 (904) 488.1340 Lt. Colonel Joe Investigation Manager (904) 474.2178 Northeast Colon F. Benton, Chief Henderson 2458 MetroCentre Blvd. Carey M. Drayton, Direc- Maj. Laurence James D. Sewell Bureau of Investigations Chief, Bureau of Florida West Palm Beach, 3340 tor of Public Safety (Vacant), Director Rossignol Director Capitol Complex Park Patrol (407) 688-7722 Florida State University University of North Fla. Route 7, Box 440 Division of Criminal Tallahassee, 32399-4022 Douglas Bldg. , Rm. 031 Westcott Building 4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd. Lake City, 32055 Justice Information (904) 487-7730 753AA Dan Callahan Tallahassee, 32306-1011 Jacksonville, 32216 1-800-342-8105 Systems 3900 Commonwealth Investigation Manager (904) 644-1239 (904) 646-2803 (904) 488-3961 Allen Dees, Chief Blvd. 2295 Victoria Ave.

Northwest Bureau of Security Tallahassee, 32399 Room 194 Charles E. Hobbs, Sr., Harvey Gunson Maj. Ronald John P. Ridgeway, Chief Capitol Complex (904) 488-5757, ext. 44 Ft. Myers, 33901 Director Director of Public Safety Walsingham Information Resource Tallahassee, 32399-4022 (813) 338-2400 Florida A & M University Florida International 6938 Hwy. 2321 Management (904) 487-7730 Capt. Roger Bennett 500 Gamble Street University Panama City, 32405 (904) 488-6041 7825 Bay Meadows Way, Clara M. Dixon P. 0. Box 389 Tamiami Campus 1-800-342-1676 Ste. 2008 Investigation Manager Tallahassee, 32307 Miami, 33199 Leon Lowiy, Director Jacksonville, 32256.7577 5050 W. Tennessee St. (904) 561-2206 (305) 348-2623 South Division of Criminal (904) 448-4320 Bldg. D-5 Maj. Floyd Buckhalter Justice Standards 3900 Drane Field Rd. 8 Training Division of Capt. Robert DeGroff Lakeland, 33801 (904) 487-0491 Capitol Police 13798 S.E. Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound, 33455 Rod Caswell, Director Col. Timothy D. Kerns (407) 546-7408 "I'm Division of Local Law Director coming cut. . .wftfl my haftffe upf" . Enforcement Room 213, The Capitol Capt. Carl Nielson Assistance La Croix Court Frank Doolittle, Director P. 0. Box 20899 3 After seeing their pictures on the front of "The Voice" newspaper 200 E. Gaines St. (904) 487-1806 Tallahassee, 32316-0899 Key Largo, 33037 in Bsy County, two criminals voluntarily turned themselves in, Suite 526, Fletcher (904) 487-2700 (305) 451-3005 Bldg. (Address for all above:) Another msn, after 888ing hjs picture, asifed in sick.to work sfld Tallahassee, 32399- P. 0. Box 1489 Division of Law Capt. David Bullard shaved off his beard —but he'd stresdy been pegged end was later 0324 Tallahassee, 32302 Enforcement 10247 No. Suncoast (904) 922-3115 Blvd. sheeted. Operations Centers H. M. "Mickey" Watson Crystal River, 34428 These snd ather cases are why Bsy County SherN Guy Tunnel Director (904) 447-1633 is the af "The Voice" thefr Tallahassee Douglas Bldg. , Rm. 743 singing praises newspaper end partner- 488-1040 3900 Commonwealth Capt. Pat Imbimbo, Jr. (904) ship with CrimeSteppers, 8 private, nan-profit organization. The Calvin Ross, Secretary Blvd. 3900 Commonwealth tsbtafd-type itewspsper publishes the Most-Wanted fugitives phrs Office of the Secretary Jacksonville Tallahassee, 32399 Blvd. 2737 Centerview Drive (904) 359-6480 (904) 488-5757, ext. 33 Tallahassee, 32399-3000 tagrsphs snd encourages gitlzens to cell in information to the Tallahassee, 32399- (904) 488-9284 CrlmeStappers tips iine. ff sn arrest is made due ta the tfp, 8 person 3100 Orlando csh receive fram ta in award (904) 488-1850 (407) 245-0801 SI) Sf,(O) money, Lt. Col. Frank Feliciano Of The Voice's contribution to the work of lsw enforcement, Tampa Chief, Bureau of Florida Catmty Cammissiansr Jahn Robbins said, "The program is reducing (813) 878-7300 Marine Patrol Tom A. Steckler Douglas Bldg. , Rm. 753 Revenue Program the county's asst of apprehending Nese criminals snd making it s James T. Moore Miami 3900 Commonwealth Administrator II " ester pleas ta fhre at the same time. Commissioner (305) 470-5500 Blvd. P. 0. Box 6417 SherN's (904) 488-8771 Tallahassee, 32399 Tallahassee, 32314 Sgt. Bus Abner of Bsy County ONce warrants division, Crime Laboratories: 488-5757, ext. 41 922-2667 (904) (904) added, "I'm s big fsn of the Most WaNed program snd what The Robert E. Cummings " Voice hss done far it, Assistant Tallahassee Maj. James McCallister Area Offices: Commissioner (904) 488-7071 2510 Second Avenue, N. . (904) 488.8771

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By Tom Berlinger over the last several election cycles. And, of that 20, the Director ofOperational Senices incumbent Sheriff voluntarily retired in eight counties. Thus, Florida Sheriffs Association 12 incumbent Sheriffs were defeated through the election process. f the many training courses that the Florida Sheriffs With the November elections having occurred just a few Association offers to Sheriffs and their command-level weeks before, the newly elected Sheriffs reported to Tallahas- personnel, few can be more important than the 40- see at 8:00a.m. sharp on Monday, December 2 to begin what hour course presented once every four years to the newly can only be described as a comprehensive and intense week- elected Sheriffs —a course entitled, "The Florida Sheriffs long training course which was written and designed to brief " Basic Institute. them on the proper ways to conduct the Office of Sheriff in First, some background. Florida —and a whole lot more! In 66 of Florida's 67 counties, an election for the oflice of Sheriff is held once every four years. Dade County is the The voices ofexperience exception, because their charter calls for an appointed direc- Sheriff Geoffrey Monge, entering his fourth term as tor of Metro-Dade Police, and not an elected Sheriff. In fact, Sheriff of Sarasota County and this years' president of FSA, of the 3,000+ counties in the United States, there are fewer presided over opening ceremonies and served as master of than 10 counties that appoint, rather than elect their county ceremonies until the final bell sounded on Friday afternoon. Sherif'f. In an attempt to touch on law enforcement, fiscal, Of the 66 Sheriffs in Florida who are elected, each polit- administrative, legal and jail-related topics, the course con- ical race is held at the same time that we choose our nations' tent was wide and varied. president, again, with one exception. The election for Sher- The technical aspects of Sheriff's oflice operations are iff of Duval County Jacksonville) is held, according to the growing more complex each day. For that reason, it is almost county's charter, in the "middle" four years. That is, the impossible to operate a Sheriff's office and stay within the Sheriffs' term begins two years before, and ends two years bounds of all federal, state and local laws, and recent court after, the other 65. decisions, without the help of competent legal counsel. On In last fall's elections, a total of 20 new Sheriffs were almost a daily basis, Sheriffs deal with everything from the elected, not quite the "average" of 23 that Florida has seen proper ways to investigate crime and make an arrest to fol-

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY/FEBRUARY 199' civilian employees. After all, Florida's Sheriffs employ over 30,000 sworn and civilian personnel in the 800-mile stretch which runs between Pensacola and Key West.

Self-insurance and other assurances With the sensitive nature of dealing

, l' with the public under high-hazard and emergency situations —but „,ostly because of litigious inmates —represen- tatives of the Hunt Insurance Group spoke to the gathering about the different types of At the table from left are incumbent Sheriffs Bob Milner (Bradford County), Guy Tunnell liability jnSuranCCe COVeragee aVajlablaVal a e tO (Bay County), Howard Godwln(Highlands County), Ken Fortun(Jefferson County), Char- "" lie Wells (Manatee County), and Kevin Scary (Orange County), as they field questions and Sheriffs and their agencies. share their experiences about handling their first days on the job as a new Sheriff.

Grm that specializes in administering vari- lowing proper accounting practices, "hir- ous law-enforcement liability programs; ing and firing" of employees —and every- something they' ve done for over 30 years. thing in between. In short, in addition to As a result of their success and expertise being the chief law-enforcement ojGcer of in this specialized Geld, they were chosen his county, the Sheriff must also operate in 1978 to administer the newly founded an entity which is nothing less than a "big Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund business" enterprise, in every sense of the (FSSIF). Liability insurance policies, like words. those afforded through FSSIF, protects the Director Georgette Carroll, a budget enrolled Sheriff, all Deputy Sheriffs, coun- and fiscal expert from the Palm Beach ty governments, and ultimately the local County Sheriff's Office went through the taxpayers —from financial ruin, in the "checldist" a Sheriff must follow in the event that a senous nustake ts made by a firSt dayS after aSSuming OffiCe. EVerything Sh«lff Geoff Monge «Saras«a County deputy Sheriff While Carrying Out hiS/her from physical property inventories to masterofceremonies officjalpeacekeepingduties. actually signing a receipt for every single Sheriff Charlie Wells, about to inmate being held in their jail was discussed. Sheriffs-elect begin his fourth term as Manatee County's top-cop as well, who were about to take on this new role seemed, at times, presented a serious, yet entertaining look at being Sheriff" almost overwhelmed by the number of issues which need to —and living one's life within a narrowly focused beam of be addressed from the very first day they assume command. media attention and scrutiny. The difficult lessons he learned Maury Kolchakian, the association's general counsel and shared with the new Sheriff will be forever etched in the and chief of governmental affairs, spoke of the types of legal minds of those who were there to hear him talk. services offered by FSA to Sheriffs and their command staff. In what was described by one of the new Sherif'fs as, "the He also gave the new Sheriff an overview of Florida's legisla- most moving and thought-provoking presentations I've wit- " tive process, with emphasis on the important role that they nessed in a long time, Neil Perry, Sheriff of St. Johns County, each can play in affecting positive changes in Florida law. gave a heart-to-heart talk on what he calls, "Keeping Tarnish Bill Powers, a Tallahassee-based labor lawyer who has Off the Star. " been a consultant to FSA and to individual Sheriffs for many Perry spoke briefly about the couple of hundred "great years, spoke about the necessity of staying within federal and individuals" who have held the oflice of Sheriff in Florida just state guidelines when dealing with current, newly appointed Continued on page 54 or recently separated deputies, correctional officers and THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 53 FSA's school for new Sheriffs continued. .. since he took oflice in St. Augustine 13 years ago. He then tant role that Sheriffs play in response to hurricanes and other focused on the small handful of them who "fell by the way- natural disasters. side. " In the process, they brought shame and disgrace to themselves, their families, their counties, and tarnished the Carrying the Torch for Florida's Youth star of the Offic of Sheriff. On a much brighter note, a real highlight of the confer- In what could almost be described as a religious tone, ence was a "field trip" that the new Sheriffs took to the head- Perry spoke of the heartbreak and dismay quarters of the Florida Sheriffs Youth felt by every Sheriff when one of their own Ranches, near Live Oak. Originally found- He cautioned those pre- ed our Sheriffs in 1957 as the "Florida falls from grace. by " sent to carefully consider every action that Sheriffs Boys Ranch, this tract of land they take in their role as Sheriff before along the banks of the Suwannee River has they take it, "so that they not only avoid been home to hundreds of children who, wrongdoing. ...but even the appearance of through no fault of their own, are found to " wrongdoing. .. be in a dire family circumstance. Sheriff could On their visit to the home base of While Perry spoke, you " hear a pin drop. It was quite evident that "Florida's Charity for Florida's Children, he had planted a seed completely and C. T. O'Donnell, president of the Youth effectively in the minds of all those who Ranches, took the Sheriffs-elect on a tour were about to take on the most important of their extensive child-care facilities and "-&III Aw'y of'-lf."'Whià CIiM@ty titke job they had ever sought —that of Sheriff [email protected]+ej&i. .~,the f~rbjnofIOf allowed them to meet and interact with the "Kieifthg Itlfhfih Nf the Ste:" of their home county. youngsters who reside there. This bond- There were many other topics covered during the busy ing between Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs and the boys and girls of week. Among them were: the Florida Sherlffs Youth Ranches is the way that the Game of ~ The Florida Sheriffs Task Force - Pinellas County Sher- success has been kept burning for almost four decades. iff Everett Rice and Sgt. Bob Diemer, the task force coordina- With the ever-changing Florida law, over 30 of the recent- talked of the state-wide operations (narcotics, ly re-elected incumbent Sheriffs attended all or part of this tors, many " pickup of deadbeat parents, etc.) that the task force had con- course as a "refresher, and used this class as an opportunity ducted in the past, and what the plans were for the future to meet and get to know their newly elected "rookie" ~ The Florida Retirement System (FRS) - Ms. Sarabeth counterparts. Snuggs of Florida's Division of Retirement told the Sheriffs On the last day of class, a dozen of the incumbents took about the retirement options they had to choose from, to the stage, and in almost "Firing Line" fashion, fielded depending on whether or not they had prior creditable ser- dozens of questions that the eager fledglings had on their vice under the FRS system minds. Each of the experienced Sheriffs spoke for a few min- ~ The Florida Department of Law Enforcement - Com- utes about what it took for them to "get through the first few missioner James T. "Tim" Moore and members of his com- weeks" as a new Sheriff, and then answered questions until mand staff outlined the many services that FDLE provides to there were no more to answer. local law enforcement The incumbent Sheriffs pledged their willingness to help ~ County Jails - Pinellas County jail commander Hal any other Sheriff, but particularly the new Sheriffs, during Wilber gave a presentation on Florida's new minimum jail their upcoming transitions. That "can-do" attitude provided a standards, and how they apply to local jail operations sense of relief for the new Sherif'fs and left everyone with a ~ The Courts 8r. Civil Process - Iven Lamb, Esq. , long- sense of vigor and vitality for the jobs they had just won time consultant and trainer on the service of civil process, through the election process. They know now, though, that emphasized the importance of serving civil process in a time- the tough part is just beginning. ly fashion and the role that the Sheriff plays in being the exec- The term of office for the new Sheriffs who won this past utive oflicer of the court November ends in January of the year 2001, Almost sounds ~ Emergency Management - Joe Myers, state director of like a million years away, doesn't it? emergency management in Florida talked about the impor- 54 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY ISST H.OIIIDI IAII E'IIOll( Elll|II

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By: St.Johns County Sheriff Neil Perry enforcement agencies to comply with uniform standards that Chairman, Commission for are workable, practical, easily understood, and specific to F/orida Law Enforcement Accreditation Florida. In addition, the following goals have been put forth:

n an exciting and historic step forward in professionaliz- - To establish and maintain standards that represent cur- ing law enforcement in the state of Florida, the Florida rent professional law-enforcement practices. Sheriffs Association and the Florida Police Chiefs Associa- - To increase the effectiveness and efficiency in the deliv- tion established the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement ery of law-enforcement services. Accreditation, Inc. This Commission, comprised of four - To establish standards that address and reduce liability sheriffs, four chiefs and one representative each from the for the agency and its members. Association of Counties, League of Cities, and the Judiciary, - To establish standards that make an agency and its per- oversees a Florida-based accreditation program. sonnel accountable to the constituency they serve, The movement by national and state law-enforcement officials to create accrediting bodies has come in response to These and other goals facilitate the accreditation a need expressed by those officials and by the public to process, making it compatible with the national Commission ensure that quality services are being delivered in accordance on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. with recognized and accepted standards. A newcomer to the (CALEA). hos- world of accreditation, one that has involved schools and The benefits of becoming accredited are many —to the pitals for years, law enforcement now has a means to mea- agency and the community served. For the agency, accredit- sure how well it complies with the standards. ed status demonstrates that it is delivering the best in profes- This program is designed to enable all Florida law- sional service. Further, it provides a basis to lessen liability, Continued on page 56

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FESRUARY 55 Continued from page 55 board is expected to vote on the candidates in the first quar- because the personnel are operating uniformly from policies ter of this year. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement individually developed by each agency in order to comply will provide an ofIice for the Commission and a sta8 will over- with the standards. Moreover, it gives a sense of real pride see continued accreditation and maintenance of standards in knowing that the agency is recognized for professional excel- the coming years. lence. The Florida Sherlifs and Police Chiefs are dedicated and Even more so, accreditation becomes the vehicle for bet- committed to excellence in law enforcement. By jointly ter partnership between the community and its law enforce- establishing a Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation Pro- ment. These groups work better with the knowledge that they gram, which will be based on positive and attainable stan- are being monitored for professional compliance. And, for dards and procedures, Florida law-enforcement leaders are the law-enforcement executive, the monitoring provides a diligently working to meet the challenges of today in order to better gauge of agency activities through clearer and more keep Florida's agencies on the leading edge of professional speciIK policies and increased training. Still further, there is law enforcement. consistency in goal attainment expected by the community This is a developing process. The Commission wel- and the management of the agency. comes attendance and suggestions from law enforcement, the In Florida, the Florida Sheriffs Association realized early public, and other interested groups. For further information on that a Florida-based program was needed to assist local about the Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, agencies. FSA leaders approached Rep. Elvin Martinez, who or to direct any concerns or questions to the Commission, was working on a proposal to upgrade and strengthen law- contact Commission Chairman Sherilf Neil J. Perry, St. Johns enforcement agencies in Florida through the adoption of County, 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, FL 32095, meaningful standards of operation. Now, an actual Florida (904) 824-8304; or Commission Vice Chairman, Chief statute (943.125), it provided the basis for the joint efforts of William B. Berger, North Miami Beach Police Depart- FSA and the Florida Police Chiefs Association (FPCA) to cre- ment, 16901 NE 19th Ave. No. Miami Beach, FL, 33162, (305) ate a voluntary Florida program. 949-5500.

Building a program in Florida Beginning in 1992, a task force was created from state, CongreteletAms to these top-ttotcb Aw- county and local law-enforcement personnel. Their task: to ewferc~t ~enctes Ntbo recefeett eccre@t- formulate standards for a Florida program, Under the lead- t@Hon $tttAts 48 of.6'ether 1/96: SNrNsofN ership of Sgt. Gary Frazee of Volusia County's Sheriff's OIfice, Cognjfp gbertff s' O+ceJ Sbeitg G89gtey @onge; come with a the volunteer task force took two years to up Orange Cottntp Sbertff s Off&8„Sbertff Xevtn meaningful set of standards. An FSA committee led by the for- Beery; N~ County SbeHgs O+ce, ~+E'en mer Sheriff of Brevard County, C.W. "Jake" Miller, reviewed Erg&„' St. Lgcte County Sbertff's Ofhce, Shen Jf the work of the task force and began efforts to establish a Bobbf Enol/les; F/ort ill Dep@rttnent offitly. state program. Enforc8tnentt' CotntNQstoner J4w8s g. 3&ore; Continuing the work of that committee was the joint Afunutee Coonty Sbertg's POce, Sbertff Cbarlte FSA/FPCA Charter Review Committee headed by Sheriff Neil J. Kek; St, Pbns Colnty Shet, (+i POce, S~gkeil This committee actually developed Perry of St. Johns County. Perry; Setntnole CONnty Shing's Op ce, Sheriff operat- the Commission's charter and established the overall Don Esh~ Pasw County Qerigs 0+ca„Sbertg of the Commis- ing framework. This enabled the selection Lee cannon; and velNst'ts cmety S~s 9+ce, and set the stage for the historic first meeting in sioners SbertgBob I/ogel. Tallahassee in January 1995. At press titne fogr other ugencWs u/ere Np for The Commission now meets three times a year —in constAFi@t05: L8on, Cognty Sbert+s oc8~ sber- February, June and October —rotating their gatherings g Itt~ CNnpbN; HNAffp Connfp Qetigs Ogive„ around the state. They have also published the Commission Sbedjf'k'onnie Joe, St'.; Altscbua Cognac Sbertg's for Law Enforcement Accreditation Florida Standards Manu- 0+c8, SbertgStepben Oelrtcb; And BoM Ectton al. A search committee recently reviewed 113 applications Poltce Sert/lees, Cbtef Peter A. PetttsccoJ for a full-time, paid executive director position, and the

56 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY ISS'7 SherifFs Still Carrying the Torch for the Repeal of Sentencing Guidelines

Stiffer punishment, affairs. "We need to make sure those judges who may not want to punish more state time could can't use the guidelines as the reasons when not giving criminals the sentences result ifthe " they deserve. misusedlabused After all, Kolchakian says, though the sentencing guidelines lawmakers adopted the 85 percent rule so that prisoners will serve at least 85 uere cMaury Kokhakian, F5/t 's general counsel repealed percent of their sentences, he says, and chief ofgovernmental affairs "That only applies if you go to prison. entencing Guidelines reform is the We still have many criminals not " being enhanced penalties for violent crimes No. 1 priority for the 67 Florida locked away. committed against law-enforcement Sheriffs into the going 1997 leg- Kolchakian points to how the rate of officers and the elderly. They intend, as islative session. By supporting initia- crime decreased when Florida built well, to oppose the Police Benevolent tives to repeal Sentencing Guidelines or more prison beds and stopped releas- Association and other union interests on make major revisions to Florida's Sen- ing prisoners to ease overcrowding. " legislation that would protect bad police tencing System, Sheriffs will be better "Recidivism is rampant, he says. officers from being disciplined. assured that criminals will go to prison "The way we see it —the longer you and receive an appropriate sentence. put the career criminal away, the more Florida " SherifFs 1997 Under the current system, judges you' re doing for public safety. Crime Package depart downward from the guidelines Sen. Jim Horne and Rep. Carlos The following is a summary of major the majority of the time, and blame is Valdes agreed to sponsor the repeal bill. issues from the Florida Sheriffs Associa- placed on the numerical formulas of the tion 1997 Crime Package guidelines for criminals not serving Other priorities for SherifFs time. Without Sentencing Guidelines, The Sheriffs will also back any legis- I. Repeal of Sentencing Guidelines - The though, the judges would have lation that will allow the court to impose Sheriffs will support the repeal or fur- increased discretion to sentence and a state prison sentence on convicted ther revision of the Sentencing Guide- accept greater responsibility and be felons, The sentence, according to the lines to assure that criminals are answerable to the for their sen- public Sheriffs, should be the former 22- punished appropriately and the public tencing record. month sentence that was repealed by is protected. Legislative intent in sen- Too many abuses of the system, and Governor's the Safe Streets Act of 1993. tencing is circumvented by downward too many misunderstandings of the The worst abuses have been in prop- departures which result in less severe numerical formula stand in the way of erty crimes, house burglaries and car punishments. repeat offenders ever going to state theft —where the offender would be prison. Score sheets are so confusing, caught multiple times, causing thou- II. Prison Sentences - The Sheriffs will in fact, that the Correc- Department of sands of dollars worth of damage with support legislation which authorizes the tions is bud- asking for $6 million in its each act, without ever going to state court to impose a state prison sentence get to do nothing but fill out score prison. on convicted felons. The sentence sheets. "What the sentencing provision says should be the former 22-month sen- "We need longer sentences to keep is that the " person is eligible for up to a tence that was repealed by the Gover- these habitual offenders off the streets, 22-month prison sentence, even if they nor's Safe Streets " Act of 1993. says Maury Kolchakian, FSA's general are in the lowest category. Continued on page 58 counsel and chief of governmental In addition, Sheriffs plan to support

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 57 Continued from page 57 judicial and parental control over an cepts should be considered. Unneces- construction III, Enhanced Penalties - The Sheriffs incorrigible or ungovernable child. A sary restrictions on prison utilization, such as unreasonable will support increased penalties for parent or guardian would be able to ini- or elimi- certain crimes —especially violent tiate CINS/FINS petition to place a child space requirements, should be crimes against law-enforcement offi- in the system for discipline. nated. cers and the elderly. The Sheriffs will - - The Sheriffs will sup- support efforts to enhance criminal V. Prisons The Sheriffs will support the VI. Boot Camps efforts increase the number of penalties in instances when more than continued construction of any neces- port to for the operation of boot one crime is committed —to make the sary additional state prison beds and and funding The Sheriffs emphasize that the crime against every victim count. ways to incarcerate additional criminals camps. in existing prison beds. Innovative continued funding of boot camps throughout the state is necessary in the IV. Juveniles - The Sheriffs will support methods to build prisons expeditiously curb crime. legislation which will put "teeth" back and economically should be fully uti- fight to juvenile into Florida's laws enabling appropriate lized. Work camps and other such con-

Rep Vi. ctor Crist: Holistic Approach Needed in Criminal Justice Legislation

hen Rep. Victor Crist (R-Tem- in their county in the high-crime area. ple Terrace in Hillsborough The county then developed a new 8,000 County) talks about crime, he square foot. Sheriff command head- speaks from experience. quarters to increase law-enforcement Crist says in recent years, though he presence. Now, 140 deputies work out has been an activist against crime in his of that facility. one of its vic- "It's a model of community-based community, he became " tims. And because he lives in one of the policing, Crist says. They have town highest crime districts in the state, and meetings and community forums and the highest in Hillsborough County, citi- coordinate monthly drug marches from RePresentattve Victor Cnst zens can be assured that he is in tune the facility. that has been committed and with their concerns on Criminal Justice The result has been more arrests in crime of crime appropriate to the individual that has issues. their area, higher reporting " "My work over the past 15 years has and a sharp decrease in victims, ac- committed the crime. " need flexibility in addressing been in the streets, Crist told us recent- cording to Crist. Judges each issue and each individual based on ly. "Most of my free time has been spent " level the merits of that case, Crist said. "If it in public service. Taking it to the state guidelines or repeal- Crist is president or the University of Crist says over the last four years he means reforming en- guidelines or adjusting guidelines, South Florida Area Community Civic has also led public safety and law ing " of whatever it takes, I'm open-minded, he Association, with 4,000 members and forcement initiatives in the House " "We need to fix the problem. afliliates. Their goal is to revitalize this Representatives. added. legisla- Crist said he is sponsoring a com- high crime area of 58,000 people, Asked about what the 1997 "A bill in the House similar to Sen. "I work very closely with Sheriff Cal tive session holds, Crist replied: pri- panion " Burt's in the Senate. The bill pro- Henderson on this effort, he says. In ority of mine will be addressing sen- Locke I'm look- some basic revisions of the guide- fact, the community qualified for the tencing guidelines, and what poses 22-month option Weed and Seed program to weed out ing for is establishing a basic founda- lines by establishing a crime and seed the needed services. tion that we can build on to ensure that for judges to impose if a convicted felon least one convicted felony on his The civic group he founded also lob- criminals who deserve time get it and has at bied successfully to add another district that the time is appropriate for the Continued on page 59

58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 Get information, Then Get Tough: Senator Gutman's Plan of Action for the 1997 Legislature

en. Al Gutman (R-Miami) says he defenders, Chiefs of Police and others plans to get tough on crime by who will give a local perspective on arming himself with information statewide issues. from the front line: law-enforcement "They know the system, and they can oflicials, public defenders, state attor- advise us, " he reasons. neys and others who deal with the His plan is to have the councils Criminal Justice system on a day-to-day respond directly to the Criminal Justice basis. Committee. "I've set up three Criminal Justice "We've given them guidelines, and " Reform Councils, Gutman says. "One we want to streamline the Criminal Jus- in Dade County, one in Tampa/St. Pete tice system. We want to come with " up Senator Al Gutman and one in Jacksonville. The councils changes, but they should be based on are comprised of state attorneys, public Cont t'nued on page 60

Continued from page 58 Looking at the big picture with what criminals have out there. We or her record, he said. Crist likes to compare a local snap- need proper prevention and treatment "It will immediately allow judges to shot to the big picture of crime and —that means a speedy and just judicial impose a stiffer penalty and give them " other issues in the state. system. A corrections process that does greater flexibility than they have now, "A priority in district is clearly exactly what that word 'corrections' " my he says. crime, he says. "Also, education and says. And if someone can't be correct- Crist says some lawmakers are for economic development. People need ed, at least remove them from society. total repeal, some are for reform and quality jobs, they need a safe environ- We should give everyone an opportunity some don't want changes at all. ment in which to live and an opportuni- to change, but if they refuse, we have no "Obviously, something needs to be to grow. other alternative than to ty " remove them done to allow judges to do their job "What people will get out of me in from society. and close the revolving door of the the next two years is a balanced, holis- criminal justice system that we have tic approach to reducing crime in Editor's note: Victor " the Rep. Crist (R- now. state of Florida, he says. Temple Terrace - Hillsborough Coun- "In 1995, we were successful in "I look at it as a holistic approach, ty) says he is frequently confused passing a bill that required prisoners to taking a look at all of the elements that with Sen. Charlie Crist (R-St. Peters- serve 85 percent of their sentences, are important in reaching your objec- burg) and says though they grew upin and that's a step in the right direction. tive —and that is a safe community. the same toun, are only one year However, it will only work if criminals It's not a quick fix. It's like cooking. It apart in age, ran for office at the are getting their sentences. With the isn't just the meat that makes the stew same time. . . . each have three sisters it's system the way currently set up, delicious, it's everything else that's in it ... . each served similar committees criminals that should be behind bars and how it all works together. " in their respective legislative branch- are not getting there, and continue to To translate, he says, "We need to es ofHouse and Senate. .. . each commit crimes, have qualified people in place —your recipients ofFSA legislative awards . . "The whole key is making sure there law-enforcement officers —making . both make reducing crime apriority is an appropriate sentence imposed on he'd " sure they have the tools necessary to do ... . etc., etc., like people to real- the criminal. the job, having proper training and test- ize thereare two Cristsat uorkin the ing. All the tools necessary to keep up Florida Legislature!

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 59 Continued from page 59 A local appeal lion dollars on prison medicine. This what these people face day in and day Gutman says that Criminal Justice needs to change "We out. They can tell us what changes need reform is a high priority in his local need to put plugs in the system " don't to happen. community. so they abuse it. A co-payment "My constituency is telling me can help prevent abuses of the system. Gutman says he expects to receive " reports from each council before the they' re tired of being victims of crime, In some areas the prisoners had to pay beginning of the session, and receive he says. "People in Florida are not used II3 for nonemergency care, and the direction from them throughout the to being afraid to leave their homes. A doctor visits dropped 20 percent. But session. lot of the (out-of-control crime) is due that's still not enough —they' re still Though the councils are considered to past years of not building enough going six times more than the average Floridian. by Gutman to be key in collecting infor- prisons. We were releasing too many criminals in the state, expanding to "We've got to find innovative ways to mation, he maintains that organizations By " such as the Florida Sheriffs Association 85 percent —we' re keeping more and reduce those expenses. will also be important resources. more in jail, and we saw a drop in crime. Editor's note: Sen. Al Gutman (R- Getting to specifics "But we' re still the No. I state in vio- JIIiami) served in the House ofRePre- lent crimes that's clearly unaccept- sentatives from 1984 - 1992, was Asked about his priorities, Senator — able. " elected to the Senate in 1992, and Gutman says, "Our priority is to reform was re-elected in 1994and 1996 He the Criminal Justice system so that jus- served on the Joint Committee on tice is served swiftly. The way it is now, Kid criminals are a crime Child Abuse and was Founding Chair- the system takes too long, and it's very Truancy is a big problem in the juve- man the Cuban American Caucus costly. In many cases, the state pays for nile arena, Gutman says, and that often of the House Representatives. He apprehending the criminal, it pays for leads to a life of crime. of of also served on the Select Committee prosecution, pays for defense and pays "More and more kids are becoming on Hurricane Reliefand Disaster Pre- for the court system; then we have to pay criminals and the growth is astronomi- " paredness. He has received numer- for incarceration, Between law enforce- cal, he says. "Parents should be held ous Legislator the Year Auards, ment, the state, the attorney, the judge, more responsible for kids' actions. I of " including one each from the Federal the jail —we' re spending a fortune. think we should also scare the kids into Lau Enforcement Officers Associa- More specif'ically, Gutman says he is going back to school. When a child is tion and the U.S. Department ofDrug for giving judges a 22-month discretion habitually truant, they should face Enforcement Administration. on prison sentences, so that everybody incarceration. Education is the only gets punished. way to get out of this mess. We need to "Repealing guidelines is a hot issue. do anything we can to keep kids in Department of Juvenile Justice Report: school. " Most criminals don't get punished— ConInNtfnent Capacity Increases that's why we need a 22-month discre- Gutman says that while the Depart- lxy 'l27% tion. " ment ofJuvenile Justice is making some Department. of Juvenge Justice Secretary In the there was potential for strides in this area, he thinks the law- past, Calvin Ross in January announosd that the hard look at it discrimination, he explains, and that' s makers should take a commifinent capacity of Rorida's juvenile jus- the reason the guidelines were original- and determine how to make it work bet- tice system hae increased by 127 percent since the new department became operational ly put into ej'feet —to prevent sentenc- ter. in 1994. Corrections could also use some ing based on race or ethnic back- The department has op8n8d a total of 3,630 ground. But he says now, "The system correcting, Gutman says. new residential treatment beds and non-resi- " dential slots since July 1994,' said Ross. is flawed and it needs to be fixed. "In the jail system we have a serious 'None of this would have been possible with. one solution problem regarding healthcare. Some Gutman suggests that out concerned people in local communities would be to assign certain judges to inmates are visiting a doctor 26 times a working side. by-side with juvenile justice staff " under- specialize in repeat offenders, with the year, where the average person goes to bdng this program on line. Plans are way to open another 1,630 beds and slots by stiffer sen- three to four times. So there are blatant idea that they would give the end of fiscal year 1996-97. tences. abuses. We spend one-quarter of a bil-

60 THE SHERIFF'9 STAR A JANUARY I FESRVARY ISST Law Enforcement Histo and to announce Amencan sovere&gnty and the existence of the new county. He The First Florida Lawman? would bring word that an American court was now functioning in Pensacola, that white people needed to enroll as citizens, harlie Johnson, former Sheriff of It's striking to think how empty Flori- and that the English Common Law and Escambia County, and Tom Gilliam, da was in 1821. Around Tampa Bay for American Statute Law was in effect, con- Ph. D., a noted writer and history instance there were only a few Indian sistent with the provisions of the Adams- professor, share an interest in tracking encampments. In St.Johns County, there Onis Treaty with Spain which con6rmed the history of law enforcement. Gilliam was a spot on the river called "Cow " previous titles to land. He would inform recently did some extensive Ford, later rechristened them that an acting Governor was in research involving early law- Jacksonville, which had only place, as were county o5cials, and that a men in Escambia County. one store and one boarding legislative council would be appointed to Because his Bndings fascinat- house. Key West was yet to be make new laws for Florida. ed SheriffJohnson, he asked founded. There were a few for permission to share it with people in the Alachua country, Rough terrain ahead our readers. but almost no whites lived What a ride it must have been. There What follows is a creative, south of the future Gainesville. was no more rugged territory in America "Miami" historical account of the man The word applied to to traverse. Most people, in fact, who whom Gilliam believes was the a small clan of Indians. traveled the width of Florida 0 Sp from coast- law-enforcement first officer The acting Governor to-coast went by ship. It would have been in the state of Florida. Here is had only a few government easier for Deputy Davidson to take a boat his story. jobs to give out because Pres- from Pensacola to at least St. Marks, ident James Monroe kept the power to where he could go ashore and use a land t in 1821 when Andrew 611 began Jack- the main o5ces. But one post Jack- route the rest of the way, stopping at the son took title to Florida from Spain. son did All was that of Deputy Sheriff for important Indian village of Tallahassee In a ceremony in Pensacola, on July Escambia County. Thus, even before a (Old Fields). It would have been even 7, acting Governor Jackson immediately Sheriff was in place, Florida's Arst Amer- more tempting to sail to the mouth of the ter- began to create a government for the ican lawman went on the payroll. His Suwannee. To go by boat, though, conve- ritory. Following a practice found name was William Davidson. Nothing wouldn't get the word out properly to the nient by previous rulers for ease of else about him is known, so we can only folks who fished along the shore or governance, Jackson promptly divided speculate about his life and service. homesteaded the inland. So, Deputy Florida. Bill Davidson was probably an old Davidson faced the duty of riding horse- He two with created counties the friend ofJackson, likely a member of his back all the way, crossing Ave big rivers. Suwannee River as their common Nashville political machine. He may Most of the big rivers had ferry service boundary; Escambia in the west, with its even have served under Old Hickory in which was said to be most unreliable. He seat in Pensacola and St. Johns in the his military campaigns —fighting the had to cross many small rivers and east, seated in St. Augustine. There were British at New Orleans, the renegade countless creeks, bayous and boggy only about 6,000 white people, mostly of Creeks in Alabama, or the Spanish, who places —about a 700-mile round trip Hispanic decent, in all of Florida, and twice had defended Pensacola against —resulting in at least a month long most lived in or near these towns. While Jackson's incursions. journey. the whites were automatically made citi- One of Deputy Davidson's first tasks He wouldn't necessarily be able to zens of the United States, as many as may well have been to ride the length and count on a friendly reception along the 10,000 Indians —along with a few hun- breadth of his county (approximately way, either. dred blacks who had escaped from 15,548 square miles), from Pensacola at While there had been no hostile Georgia plantations and lived mostly in the western tip, to Old Town on the demonstrations against the American citi- North Florida —would not become Suwannee, about 350 miles away. His takeover, for all Deputy Davidson knew, zens. mission was mainly to "show the flag" Continued on page 63

STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 61 " hen the history of progressive everyone. noted that Snag's public and patriotic law enforcement is written, To NaPles Daily News staff writer service extended far beyond the bor- December 17, 1996, will be a Jill Higgins, Snag was a man known ders of Lee County, made a substantial southwest Florida as "Mis- impact on the modernization of law landmark. A heart attack claimed the throughout " life of former Lee County Sheriff Flan- ter Law Enforcement. enforcement and spanned almost four ders G. "Snag" Thompson, 81, on that "He had one thing nobody else decades. He wore the uniform of the " nine date, and a mighty chorus of accolades had, said Clerk of Circuit Court Char- Florida Highway Patrol for years, lie F.Green, Jr. "a compassion for all. switched to a U.S. Army uniform during followed him to his grave. Surviving , " old timers agreed that he was a law He was a really neat guy. a World War II tour of duty that took enforcement trailblazer who richly The funeral procession from him to North Africa and Italy with the " deserved this "last hurrah. church to cemetery included two 91st Infantry Division, and later served The Fort Myers News Press mounted deputies, a symbolic riderless 24 years as Sheriff. described him as "a pioneering Sheriff horse, motorcycle patrolmen and After he was elected to his first "Snag" . ..remembered for the compassion patrol cars. During graveside services four-year term in 1947, became he showed friends, neigh- the American Flag that draped the cof- an active and progressive member of and respect " bors and law violators alike. fin was presented to Mrs. Minnie the Florida Sheriffs Association. He During the funeral service, The Thompson, the former Sheriff's widow, was one of the leaders who played a spoke of the for- while bagpipers played "Amazing major role in founding the Florida Rev. Budd Johnson " mer Sheriff's long public service Grace. Sheriffs Boys Ranch as well as the Flori- career. "Snag was the right man, at the News articles described Minnie as da Sheriffs Bureau, unique forerunner in the place. ..bringing a faithful mate whose behind-the-scene of the Florida Department of Law right time, right " us out of the past and into the future, activities during 54 years of marriage Enforcement. he said. contributed substantially to Snag's suc- In his heyday the genial lawman "She " said a lobbied energetically for new laws that Lee County Sheriff John McDougall cess. never upstaged him, " said the deceased was the sort of pro- friend, "but she sure could have. helped to elevate Florida's law enforce- fessional who managed to balance well And now, after all these comments, ment standards, and set the stage for his responsibilities as a law enforce- can anything more be said to honor the the current Sheriff-driven criminal jus- "Give ment officer, a husband, and a family memory of the deceased? tice renaissance. Snag a project man. .."doing the best he could for Yes, quite a bit more. It should be or an issue he could get steamed up

62 THE SHERIFF'S STAR ~h JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 about, and man you really had a tiger tions that benefitted from his " talents by the tail, one of his long time bud- included Lee County's Mental Health dies recently remarked. Association, United Fund, Health and Snag's fellow Sheriffs responded to Welfare Council, Boy Scouts, Salvation his leadership ability by electing him Army and the Association for Retarded president of the Sheriffs Association, Children. related specialty. Years later in the and by giving him a long tenure as Snag acquired his nickname in political arena he revealed that he also chairman of the board of directors. high school after demonstrating his had the strategic instincts of a big time Although saddled with the stressful ability to catch forward passes on the quarterback. law enforcement problems inherent in gridiron, and for the rest of his life only And, by the way, things will never a fast-growing county, he somehow perfect strangers addressed him as be the " quite same out there in the found time to volunteer for various "Flanders. It should be noted that "great beyond" now that Snag has types of community service. Organiza- catching passes was not his only sports- arrived.

Continued from page 61 bring II3 to II4 dollars at the Port of Pen- the route lay inland, through virgin for- the back country might be seething with sacola. However, most cattle were stolen est, very unlike what we see today. There resentment. For it was likely that the by the Indians; they had no compunction were areas of scrub oak and slash pine, Indians were beginning to learn of Jack- to stealing whatever number of cattle but the predominate growth was the they needed for food. The Indians felt son's opinion that they would one day be original great southern mixed forest. when they came across cattle in the wild, The trees moved out of North Florida and be "con- ranged from cathedral pines they were the same as other game. To 100 feet tall that might require several centrated" in the peninsula —a fright- the rustlers, this was a good cash crop, men joining hands to span, to live oaks ening prospect to them. Nor would any because there was little or no branding. so large and thick with moss that a man black person take kindly to news that Very few pastures existed, either natural could walk along a limb unseen from the slavery was to be introduced into the ter- or man-made. What would these fine ground, ritory. Possibly some of the Spanish res- Florida residents think ofJackson's new To put is bluntly, Deputy Davidson idents, likewise, held a jaundiced view of lawman? was a sitting duck. the new government. There was a road that ran the length So he most likely went well-armed, of the panhandle; a beaten track about having brought suScient black powder, And what of the crimes of the day? 15 feet wide, riddled with stumps and priming powder, and lead, which he The largest cash crime of the day was overgrown in many places, soon to be melted and cast into balls. Deputy "Old " cattle rustling. At that time, a cow could dubbed the Spanish Trail. Most of Continued on page 64

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 6g Continued from page 63 was a sword and scabbard. Attached to ly, he was warned about the pretty little his waist would be a large knife, the coral snake and had memorized the "Red next to yellow can kill a fel- Davidson took along a small arsenal of blade 10 to 14 inches long (Bowie type), rhyme," firepower. Single-shot flintlock pistols His boot top alsoconcealed a little some- low. (called horse pistols) were available in thing extra for the especially tight Bears, wild hogs, wildcats, deer, mos- calibers ranging from .41 to .69. The squeeze. He would have two or more quitoes, even panthers —all of these he favorite of the day was .50 caliber, and muskets loaded on the one-or two-pack would have known from elsewhere. most woodsmen carried at least six of horses which carried his other supplies. Anyway, then as now, the meanest crit- these —two in a sash or belt around his On the trail he might ride along in ters were on two legs. And if it were a waist, and the others in holsters on the shirt sleeves. But when he entered an summer when the hurricanes blew while would have sto- right and left side of the front of the sad- inhabited area, manners dictated that he he was on the road, he His hat was a ries to tell for the rest of his life, which dle. The pistols were loaded. On dry, be dressed appropriately." calm days he might carry the fine- beaver "topper, which could hold water we trust was long and adventurous. grained priming powder in the priming like a keg. Even better than the Stetson of A brief glimpse at the rigors of the pans. But on less element days before two generations later. He wore a top past makes us more grateful for the firing, Deputy Davidson would have to coat, likely of woolen broad cloth, progress we enjoy today. But, when we take the time to dispense the ignition beneath which was his vest, with some picture the Eden that Florida was then, powder from a powder horn, during sort of tie to close his shirt at the neck. and what sights Deputy William David- it's which seconds would seem like hours. He learned much about nature in son must have seen, hard not to envy His saddle would also accommodate Florida as he went. Riding near the him. Wonder what he wotdd think if he a flintlock musket, usually the same cal- shore he made his first acquaintance could see his contemporaries working iber as the pistols. This would be helpful with sandspurs. When he entered the today? when melting and casting balls and elim- forest he met sweat bees, and if allergic inating the possibility of grabbing the to their venom was soon covered with (Editor s note: Portions of this story wrong size ball from his shot pouch welts. In that day 20-foot gators were appeared in the o+icial publication of when reloading. Qose at hand, probably common, as were 7-foot rattlers, and FA.S.T) attached to the left of the front saddles, equally monstrous moccasins. Hopeful-

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64 THE SHERIFF'S STAR & JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1997 SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES, PHONE and FAX NUMBERS

ALACHUA...... Stephen M. Oelrich...... P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602-1210...... (352) 955-2500 (352) 955-2513 BAKER ....,...... Joey B.Dobson...... 56 N. Second St., Macclenny, 32063-2296 ...... (904) 259-2231 (904) 259-4254 BAY ...... Guy Tunnell ...... 3421 N. Hwy. 77, Panama City, 32405...... (904) 747-4700 (904) 769-9692 BRADFORD ...... Bob Milner...... P. O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400...... (904) 966-2276 (904) 966-6160 BREVARD...... Phil Williams...... 700 S.Park Avenue, Titusville, 32780-4095...... (407) 264-5201 (407) 264-5360 BROWARD...... Ron Cochran...... P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-9507 ...... (954) 831-8900 (954) 797-0936 CALHOUN ...... Wm. G. "Buddy" Smith. . .342 E. Central Ave. , Blountstown, 32424-2200...... (904) 674-5049 (904) 674-5586 CHARLOTTE ...... Richard H. Worch, Jr. ....25500 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950-5797 ...... (941)639-2101 (941) 639-7054 C1TRUS ...... Jeffrey J.Dawsy...... 1 S.Park Ave. , Inverness, 34450-4994...... (352) 7264488 (352) 726-4733 CLAY...... Scott Lancaster ...... P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043-0548...... (904) 284-7575 (904) 284-0710 COLLIER ...... Don Hunter...... 3301 E.Tamiami Tr., Bldg. "J",Naples, 34112-4987 .. (941) 774-4434 (941) 793-9333 COLUMBIA ...... Frank Owens...... P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 320564)650...... (904) 752-9212 (904) 758-2127 DADE ...... Fred Taylor...... Metro-Dade Police Dept. , 9105N.W. 25th St., Director...... Miami, 33172-1505...... (305) 471-2100 (305) 471-2163 DeSOTO ...... Vernon Keen...... 208 E. Cypress St., Arcadia, 33821-4410...... (941) 993-4700 (941) 993-4712 DIXIE...... Dewey Hatcher...... P. O. Box 470, Cross City, 32628-0470...... (352) 498-1220 (352) 498-1226 DUVAL ...... Nat Glover...... 501 E.Bay St., Jacksonville, 32202-2975...... (904) 630-2120 (904) 630-2107 ESCAMBIA ...... Aim Lowman...... P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770...... (904) 436-9625 (904) 436-9491 FLAGLER ...... Robert E. McCarthy...... P. O. Drawer 1880, Bunnell, 32110-1880 ...... (904) 437&116 (904) 437-7726 I'RANKLIN ...... Bruce Varnes ...... P. O. Box 638, Eastpoint, 32328-0638...... (904) 670-8519 (904) 670-8566 GADSDEN...... W. A. Woodham...... P. O. Box 1709, Quincy, 32353-1709 ...... (904) 627-9233 (904) 875-8868 GILCHRIST...... David Turner ...... P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 326934418...... (352) 463-3181 (352) 463-3183 GLADES ...... James "Jim" Rider...... P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039...... (941) 946-0100 (941) 946-0845 GULF ...... Frank McKeithen...... P. O. Box 970, Port St. 32456-0970. „.„.. " Joe, ...... (904) 227-1115 (904) 227-2097 HAMILTON ...... Harrell Reid ...... P. O. Drawer "A, Jasper, 3205~541 ...... (904) 792-2004 (904) 792-3133 HARDEE ...... A. Loran Cogburn...... 900 E. Summit St., Wauchula, 33873-9606...... (941) 773-0304 (941) 773-4593 HENDRY ...... Ronnie Lee ...... P. O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33935-0579...... (941) 674-4060 (941) 674&069 HERNANDO...... Tom Mylander...... P. O. Box 10070, Brooksville, 34603-0070...... (352) 754~30 (352) 796-0493 HIGHLANDS ...... Howard Godwin...... P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 338714071...... (941) 385-5111 (941) 382-7296 HILLSBOROUGH ...Cal Henderson...... P. O. Box 3371,Tampa, 33601-3371...... (813)247-8000 (813)247~0 HOLMES ...... Dennis Lee...... 211 N. Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425-2296 ...... (904) 547-3681 (904) 547-2290 INDIAN RIVER...... Gary Wheeler ...... 4055 41st Ave. , Vero Beach, 32960-1808...... (561) 5694700 (561) 569-8344 JACKSON ...... John P. McDaniel...... P. O. Box 919,Marianna, 32447M19...... (904) 482-9624 (904) 482-9017 JEFFERSON ...... Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr... 1180W. Washington St., Monticello, 32344-1127. . .. . (904) 997-2523 (904) 997-0756 LAFAYETTE...... Dwayne Walker ...... P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 328664227...... , (904) 294-1222 (904) 294-1190 LAKE ...... George Knupp, Jr...... 360 W. Ruby Street, Tavares, 32778-3826...... (352) 343-2101 (352) 343-9474 LEE ...... John McDougall...... 14750 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. , Ft. Myers, 33912-4406 (941) 477-1200 (941) 477-1030 LEON ...... Larry Campbell ...... P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302-0727...... (904) 922-3300 (904) 922-3337 LEVY...... Ted Glass...... P. O. Drawer 1719,Bronson, 32621-1719...... (352) 486-5111 (352) 486-5116 LIBERTY...... J.L. Bailey...... P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321-0067...... (904) 643-2235 (904) 643-2402 MADISON ...... Doe C. Peavy...... Courthouse, Madison, 32340-2499 ...... (904) 973-4151 (904) 973-2059 MANATEE ...... Charlie Wells...... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7722...... (941) 747-3011 (941) 749-5401 MARION...... Ken Ergle...... P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 34478-1987...... (352) 732-8181 (352) 620-7209 MARTIN ...... Robert Crowder...... 800 S.E. Monterey Road, Stuart, 349944599 ...... (561) 220-7000 (561) 220-7015 MONROE ...... Richard Roth ...... 5525 College Road, Key West, 33040-4307...... (305) 296-2424 (305) 292-7070 NASSAU ...... W. R. "Ray" Geiger...... 50 Bobby Moore Circle, Yulee, 32097-7220...... (904) 225-0331 (904) 225-9189 OKALOOSA ...... Charles W. Morris ...... 1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579-1234 ...... (904) 651-7400 (904) 651-8043 OKEECHOBEE ...... Edward Miller...... P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 34973-1397 ...... (941) 763-3117 (941) 763-7157 ORANGE ...... Kevin Beary...... P. O. Box 1440, Orlando, 32802-1440...... (407) 657-2500 (407) 836-3709 OSCEOLA ...... C. W. "Charlie" Croft. .. ..400 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, 34744-4494...... (407) 348-2222 (407) 348-1161 PALM BEACH...... Bob Neumann...... P. O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681...... (561) 688-3000 (561) 688-3027 PASCO...... Lee Cannon...... 8700 Citizen Dr., New Port Richey, 34654-5599...... (813) 847-5878 (813)844-7742 PINELLAS ...... Everett Rice ...... P. O. Box 2500, Largo, 34649-2500...... (813) 58~200 (813) 582-6459 POLK ...... Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. . ..455 N. Broadway Ave. , Bartow, 33830-3998 ...... (941) 533-0444 (941) 5344329 PUTNAM...... Taylor Douglas...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32178-1578 ...... (904) 329-0800 (904) 329-0448 ST.JOHNS...... Neil Perry ...... 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32095-8626. .. . (904) 824-8304 (904) 829-5882 ST. LUCIE ...... Robert C. Knowles...... 4700 W. Midway Rd., Ft. Pierce, 349814825...... (561) 461-7300 (561)489-5851 SANTA ROSA ...... Derry Brown...... P. O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570-7129...... (904) 623-3691 (904) 6264249 SARASOTA ...... Geoffrey Monge ...... P. O. Box 4115,Sarasota, 342304115...... (941) 951-58()0 (941) 951-5016 SEMINOLE ...... Donald F. Eslinger...... 1345 E.28th St., Sanford, 32773-9399...... (407) 330-6650 (407) 3306654 SUMTER ...... W. O. "Bill"Farmer, Jr....P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513-0188...... (352) 793-0222 (352) 793-0220 "Al" SUWANNEE ...... Alton K. Williams. ...200 S.Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060-3290...... (904) 362-2222 (904) 364-1953 TAYLOR ...... L. E. "Bummy" Williams ..Courthouse, Perry, 32347-3244...... (904) 584&225 (904) 584-7017 UNION...... Jerry Whitehead ...... Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1698 .... (904) 496-2501 (904) 496-1732 VOLUSIA Bob Vogel...... P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0569...... ~ ~ .. (904) 736-5961 (904) 822-5074 WAKULLA ...... David F.Harvey...... 15 Oak Street, Crawfordville, 32327 ...... (904) 926-7171 (904) 926-2224 WALTON ...... Quinn A. McMillian...... 72 N. 6th Street, DeFuniak Springs, 32433-1944. .... (904) 892-8111 (904) 892-8195 WASHINGTON ...... Fred Peel...... P. O. Box 626, ChiPley, 32428-0626...... , (904) 6386111 (904) 638%184

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