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EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE MAY 10-12 Naples Grande Beach Resort 844.993.9576 475 Seagate Drive Naples, Florida 34103

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Table of Contents 2015-2016 FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS President ...........................Sheriff Sadie Darnell, Alachua County Vice President..................Sheriff Jerry Demings, Orange County Secretary..............................Sheriff Brad Steube, Manatee County Treasurer.........................Sheriff Mike Adkinson, Walton County Immediate Past President..Sheriff David Shoar, St. Johns County EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS Chaplain.........................Sheriff Bobby Haddock, Washington County Sergeant at Arms...................Sheriff Wayne Ivey, Brevard County Executive Director............................Steve Casey, Florida Sheriffs Association DIRECTORS District 1: Sheriff Lou Roberts, Jackson County Sheriff Mike Harrison, Gulf County Sheriff Glenn Kimbrel, Calhoun County District 2: Sheriff Mark Hunter, Columbia County (Chair of the Board) Sheriff Bobby Schultz, Gilchrist County Sheriff Gordon Smith, Bradford County (Vice Chair of the Board) District 3: Sheriff Deryl Loar, Indian River County Sheriff Gary Borders, Lake County Sheriff Robert Hansell, Osceola County District 4: Sheriff Arnold Lanier, Hardee County Sheriff Ken Mascara, St. Lucie County Sheriff Steve Whidden, Hendry County

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19-30 Exhibitor Directory Exhibitor Tear-out sheet for prize drawing between 18 and 19

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A LET T E R FR OM THE ER TH E F S A E X E C U T IV E D IRE C TO T OR Protecting, Leading and Uniting...since 1893

F LORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION

Dear Friends and Colleagues, On behalf of the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA), I want to welcome you to the 2016 Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) in beautiful Naples, Florida. The FSA was established in 1893 to support the 67 sheriffs in our state and the men and women who serve them. Today we are one of the largest and most successful organizations of our kind in the nation. One of the most visible aspects of the services we provide the sheriffs and their staff is the conferences we hold throughout the year. The ELC was established to meet the professional development needs of staff working in the areas of administration, human resources, finance, corrections and law enforcement. To ensure the training we provide is of the highest quality, we rely on planning committees made up of subject matter experts working in sheriff’s offices and are very grateful for their service. In addition to the great training you will receive, there will be a trade show where you will be able to meet with representatives from various industries that support the work you do. I hope that you will find time to visit the trade show and talk with these fine folks. Along this same line, I want to thank our many corporate sponsors for their financial contribution to this and other programs throughout the year. Because of their continued support, our programs exceed expectation year after year. In closing, I want to thank Sheriff Kevin Rambosk and the staff at the Collier County Sheriff’s Office for their warm hospitality and agreeing to be our host this year. I hope you find the time to tour the area while you are here. Please enjoy your time with us and if you need anything just let me or a member of the FSA staff know. Sincerely, Steve Casey Executive Director Florida Sheriffs Association Protecting, Leading & Uniting Since 1893

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The Florida Sheriffs Association thanks the following Annual Partners & Conference Sponsors of the 2016 Executive Leadership Conference

Premier Diamond Sponsor Florida Sheriffs Risk Management Fund, Annual Partner Star & Shield Insurance, Annual Partner

Diamond Sponsor Armor Correctional Health Services, Annual Partner Corizon Health, Annual Partner NaphCare, Annual Partner

Platinum Sponsor Correct Care Solutions Florida Sheriffs Multiple Employers Trust (FSMET), Administered by, Hunt Insurance Group, LLC, Annual Partner Gehring Group

Gold Sponsor Motorola Solutions, Annual Partner

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Silver Sponsor American Aluminum Accessories CenturyLink, Annual Partner CODY Systems, Annual Partner Communications International, Annual Partner G4S Secure Solutions, Annual Partner MassMutual Retirement Services, Annual Partner Trinity Services Group, Annual Partner

Bronze Sponsor Adams Arms, LLC, Annual Partner ARAMARK Correctional Services, Annual Partner Brother Mobile Solutions Broussard & Cullen, P.A. CGL GEO Care (GEO Group), Annual Partner GTL Inmate Telephone Services Marathon Engineering Corporation Nationwide OffenderWatch, Annual Partner SRN, Inc. dba Stop Rubbernecking, Annual Partner Stewart Distribution Strike Industries, Inc. Telmate Verizon, Annual Partner WatchGuard Video, Annual Partner Wexford Health Sources, Inc.

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Color Key

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4

Finance (F) Human Resource (HR) Command Staff (CS) Corrections (C)

MONDAY, May 9, 2016 12:00pm – 4:30pm

Exhibitor Registration & Set-up

Royal Palm Foyer & Ballroom

5:00pm – 6:30pm

Attendee and Sponsor Registration Welcome Reception

Royal Palm Foyer & Ballroom

TUESDAY, May 10, 2016 7:30am – 4:00pm

Registration Desk Open

Royal Palm Foyer

7:30am – 8:30am

Hot Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

8:35am – 10:45am

Keynote Presentation Orchid I & II Crisis Intervention in Today’s Criminal Justice Environment Dr. Joyce Carbonell, Florida Sheriffs Association

10:45am – 11:15am

Tour of Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

11:20am – 12:10pm Legislative Update Orchid I & II Tabitha McDonald, Florida Sheriffs Association, will provide an overview of the bills passed during the 2016 legislative session that will impact Sheriffs’ Offices and law enforcement in Florida. 12:10pm – 1:10pm

Lunch

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Vista Ballroom

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TUESDAY continued... 1:15pm – 2:05pm F1 Orchid II Accounting, Reporting and Audit Issues Specific to a Sheriff’s Office Speaker(s): William Blend, Moore Stephens Lovelace CPAs & Advisors

HR 1 Orchid III Employment Law – Hot Topics Speaker(s): Wayne Evans & Marc Sugerman, Allen, Norton & Blue, PA

A discussion of current trends and issues in This session will employment law, cover the accounting and including the Americans financial reporting issues with Disabilities Act, specific to the Florida Family Medical Leave Sheriff’s Office.  Also Act, and Fair Labor covered in this session Standards Act. will be the external audit process and how Moderator: Carol to prepare for a smooth Laudicina, Manatee audit. Participation and County Sheriff’s Office questions by attendees is strongly encouraged.

CS 1 Orchid I The Bay County Spring Break Experience Speaker(s): PIO Ruth Corley, Bay County Sheriff’s Office and Lieutenant David Baldwin, Bay County Sheriff’s Office

C1 Acacia I-III Gang Intelligence Speaker(s): Lieutenant Tom Anderson, Lee County Sheriff’s Office

A roundtable discussion on “Gangs in Jails” and how intelligence is gathered, how gang A presentation that will members are identified discuss strategic and what techniques are planning, mobile booking used to gather additional systems, staffing, public information. safety issues and the use of mutual aid. Moderator: Colonel Thomas Eberhardt, Lee Moderator: David Brand, County Sheriff’s Office FSA

Moderator: Jane Demeulenaere, Osceola County Sheriff’s Office 2:05pm – 2:55pm F2 Orchid II Accounting, Reporting and Audit Issues Specific to a Sheriff’s Office (Continued)

HR 2 Orchid III Employment Law – Hot Topics (Continued)

CS 2 Orchid I The Bay County Spring Break Experience (Continued)

C2 Acacia I-III PREA: Red Flags to Maintaining Compliance Speaker(s): Isaiah Dennard, FSA A roundtable discussion about PREA, the auditing process, current practices and new trends. Moderator: Major Earl Goodwyne, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office

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TUESDAY continued... 2:55pm – 3:25pm

Tour of Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

3:30pm – 4:20pm F3 Orchid II Transitioning to a Newly Elected Sheriff Speaker(s): CFO Patty Justice, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office and Accounting Manger Jane Demeulenaere, Osceola County Sheriff’s Office A discussion on what the finance office needs to know and do during a year of transition. Moderator: Susan Krause, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office

HR 3 Orchid III Dealing with Change in the Workplace: Best Practices Speaker(s): Dr. Joyce Carbonell, Florida Sheriffs Association A presentation that will point out ways to help staff best cope with inevitable changes in the workplace such as staff changes, organizational changes, or changes in duties and responsibilities. Moderator: Glenda Travis, FSA

CS 3 Orchid I Addressing Officer Suicide Speaker(s): Captain James Steffens, Pasco County Sheriff’s Office A discussion on the issues involved with law enforcement suicide. This will include warning signs and risk factors, leadership roles, responsibilities and managing the crisis.

C3 Acacia I-III Trend Analysis and Action Planning in a Correctional Setting Speaker(s): Captain John Johnson, Lieutenant Melissa Rodriguez, and Lieutenant Richard Marquez, Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department (MDCR)

This presentation will explore how the staff of the Miami-Dade CorrecModerator: David Brand, tions and Rehabilitation FSA Department created a system that allows them to strategically plan, and develop policies and procedures to enhance their operations. Moderator: Isaiah Dennard, FSA

4:20pm – 5:10pm F4 Orchid II Finance Roundtable Discussions will include topics such as: - Requirements for Direct Deposit - Thresholds for Payroll Deductions - Software used for Document Retention - Pros/Cons of Grant and Special Revenue Funds Moderator: Trish Eldridge, FSA

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HR 4 Orchid III Dealing with Change in the Workplace: Best Practices (Continued)

CS 4 Orchid I Addressing Officer Suicide (Continued)

C4 Acacia I-III Grant Writing for Corrections Speaker(s): Juliane Day, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office The workshop will provide participants an insight as to how to apply for and write grants. Having the expertise of an agency grant writer is essential in seeking and researching grants. Moderator: Tina Chatmon, Clay County Sheriff’s Office

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TUESDAY continued... 5:15pm – 6:30pm

Reception in Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

WEDNESDAY, May 11, 2016 7:30am – 4:00pm

Registration Desk Open

Royal Palm Foyer

7:30am – 8:30am

Hot Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

8:35am – 10:15am F5 Orchid II

HR 5 Orchid II

How to Move towards a Paperless Environment Speaker(s): Director of the Procurement Management Department Cheryl Shanaberger, City of Port St. Lucie and Police Purchasing Supervisor MaryBeth Lee, Port St. Lucie Police Department

How to Move towards a Paperless Environment Speaker(s): Director of the Procurement Management Department Cheryl Shanaberger, City of Port St. Lucie and Police Purchasing Supervisor MaryBeth Lee, Port St. Lucie Police Department

CS 5 Orchid I

C5 Acacia I-III

Investigating Crimes Against Animals Speaker(s): Dr. Jason Byrd, Professor for Forensic Medicine, University of Florida

Leadership – Women in Corrections Speaker(s): Captain Tammy Bussey, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office

This presentation will be on the investigation of animal abuse. It will include investigative A discussion on moving A discussion on moving techniques, information to electronic data storage to electronic data storage to capture at the scene including best practices, including best practices, to ensure a successful steps to take and getting steps to take and getting prosecution and resourcbuy-in from the rest of buy-in from the rest of es available from the the agency. the agency. Society for Prevention of Moderator: Mary Hope, Moderator: Mary Hope, Cruelty to Animals. Seminole County Sheriff’s Seminole County Sheriff’s Moderator: David Brand, Office Office FSA

The discussion will focus on the role of women in leadership within correctional facilities and the strides that have been made by women in management positions. Moderator: Tina Chatmon, Clay County Sheriff’s Office

10:15am – 10:45am

Tour of Exhibit Hall

Royal Palm Ballroom

10:50am – 3:45pm

Exhibitor Tear Down

Royal Palm Ballroom

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WEDNESDAY continued... 10:50am – 12:30pm F6 Orchid II

Agenda HR 6 Orchid III

What’s New and Changing with the 1033 Program Speaker(s): Paul Tart, State Program Administrator for the 1033 Program This discussion will be an update on the rules and any expected changes related to the 1033 program.

Early Identification System Speaker(s): Beth Yearty, Orange County Sheriff’s Office A proactive, non-disciplinary system intended to enhance awareness by employees, supervisors, and managers of potential employee problems before serious events occur.

Moderator: Gio Orbe, Moderator: Laura Charlotte County Sheriff’s Bounds, Volusia County Office Sheriff’s Office

12:30pm – 2:00pm

Federal Asset Forfeiture Program Speaker(s): Program Analyst Anne Insley and Attorney Advisor Carly Diroll-Black, U.S. Dept. of Justice Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section

Risk Management – Liabilities in Jails Speaker(s): Michael Stephenson , Florida Sheriffs Risk Management Fund

Reducing liabilities in law enforcement and correctional agencies is an ongoing process. This presentation will discuss current trends and possible solutions to reduce these liabilities.

Reducing liabilities in law enforcement and correctional agencies is an ongoing process. This presentation will discuss current trends and possible solutions to reduce these liabilities.

Moderator: David Brand, Moderator: David Brand, FSA FSA Vista Ballroom

HR 7 Orchid I

CS 7 Orchid I

C7 Acacia I-III

Heart & Lung Act -Part 2 Speaker(s): Michael Broussard, Broussard & Cullen, PA, and Dr. Perloff, Broward Health

Heart & Lung Act -Part 2 Speaker(s): Michael Broussard, Broussard & Cullen, PA, and Dr. Perloff, Broward Health

Sex Trafficking from Behind Bars – Part I Speaker(s): John Meekins, Department of Corrections

Michael Broussard will continue the discussion from 2015 ELC on the Heart-Lung Bill; including Workers’ Compensation, the Risk Management aspect – “It’s the Right Thing to Do.”

This presentation will discuss the need for better communication and coordination among all staff members to identify traffickers and victims.

A discussion on any changes and recent trends related to the Federal Asset Forfeiture program and its future.

Michael Broussard will continue the discussion from 2015 ELC on the Heart-Lung Bill; including Workers’ Compensation, the Risk Management aspect – “It’s the Right Thing to Do.”

Moderator: Elise Gann, Clay County Sheriff’s Office

Moderator: Kevin Ostrowsky, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office

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Risk Management – Liabilities in Jails Speaker(s): Michael Stephenson, Florida Sheriffs Risk Management Fund

Lunch and Prize Drawings

2:05pm – 3:45pm F7 Orchid II

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Moderator: Kevin Ostrowsky, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office

WEDNESDAY continued...

Moderator: Major Reace Thompson, III, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office

Agenda

WEDNESDAY continued... 3:45pm – 4:00pm

Break

4:05pm – 4:55pm F8 Orchid II

HR 8 Orchid II

Do’s & Don’ts for Election Year Speaker(s): Wayne Evans, Allen, Norton & Blue, PA

Do’s & Don’ts for Election Year Speaker(s): Wayne Evans, Allen, Norton & Blue, PA

An overview of state and federal elections laws that apply to campaigns for public office.

An overview of state and federal elections laws that apply to campaigns for public office.

Moderator: Carol Laudicina, Manatee County Sheriff’s Office

Moderator: Carol Laudicina, Manatee County Sheriff’s Office

Orchid & Acacia Foyers

CS 8 Orchid I

C8 Acacia I-III

Bail Bond Bluffs Speaker(s): Ray Wenger, Chief of Investigation, Florida Department of Financial Services

Accreditation Update Speaker(s): Lori Mizell and Billy Walls, Florida Accreditation This workshop will discuss the auditing process for jails and provide updates as to the status of accreditation in Florida.

This presentation will focus on bail bond contracts, estreated bail bonds and what bail bond agents are and are not allowed to do.

Moderator: Tina Chatmon, Clay County Moderator: David Brand, Sheriff’s Office FSA

THURSDAY, May 12, 2016 7:30am – 8:30am

Hot Breakfast

8:30am – 9:20am F9 Orchid I & II

HR 9 Orchid I & II

Orchid Foyer

CS 9 Orchid I & II

Professional Ethics Speaker(s): Lieutenant Diana Lemma, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office

Professional Ethics Speaker(s): Lieutenant Diana Lemma, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office

Professional Ethics Speaker(s): Lieutenant Diana Lemma, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office

A presentation that will include discussions on applicable Florida Statutes including Chapter 112, Part III, Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees, the Florida Constitution, and ethical scenario exercises. 

A presentation that will include discussions on applicable Florida Statutes including Chapter 112, Part III, Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees, the Florida Constitution, and ethical scenario exercises. 

A presentation that will include discussions on applicable Florida Statutes including Chapter 112, Part III, Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees, the Florida Constitution, and ethical scenario exercises. 

C9 Acacia I-III Build-A-Team (Last to First) Speaker(s): Isaiah Dennard, Florida Sheriffs Association This workshop is designed to assist Administrators in rethinking how teams are chosen for projects. Moderator: Isaiah Dennard, FSA

Moderator: David Brand, Moderator: David Brand, Moderator: David Brand, FSA FSA FSA

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9:20am – 10:10am F 10 Orchid I & II

HR 10 Orchid I & II

CS 10 Orchid I & II

Professional Ethics (Continued)

Professional Ethics (Continued)

Professional Ethics (Continued)

C 10 Acacia I-III Sex Trafficking from Behind Bars – Part II Speaker(s): John Meekins, Department of Corrections This presentation will discuss the need for better communication and coordination among all staff members to identify traffickers and victims. Moderator: Major Reace Thompson, III, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office

10:10am – 10:35am

Break and Hotel Check Out

10:40am – 11:30am F 11 Orchid I & II

Orchid Foyer

HR 11 Orchid I & II

CS 11 Orchid III & IV

C 11 Orchid I & II

Florida Retirement System Update Speaker(s): Allison Olson, Florida Division of Retirement

Florida Retirement System Update Speaker(s): Allison Olson, Florida Division of Retirement

Florida Retirement System Update Speaker(s): Allison Olson, Florida Division of Retirement

This session will provide an overview of any recent changes to the Florida Retirement System.

This session will provide an overview of any recent changes to the Florida Retirement System.

Negotiations: De-escalation and Changing the Mindset Speaker(s): Lieutenant Colonel Robert Drago, Broward County Sheriff’s Office

Moderator: Glenda Travis, FSA

Moderator: Glenda Travis, FSA

This session will provide enhanced skills in negotiations on the street, in your organization and in your personal life. The presentation will focus on Truth: What is it? How to create it or how to destroy it. Moderator: David Brand, FSA

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This session will provide an overview of any recent changes to the Florida Retirement System. Moderator: Glenda Travis, FSA

THURSDAY continued... 11:30am – 12:20pm F 12 Orchid I & II Florida Retirement System Update (Continued)

12:20pm

Agenda HR 12 Orchid I & II Florida Retirement System Update (Continued)

CS 12 Orchid III & IV Negotiations: De-escalation and Changing the Mindset (Continued)

C 12 Orchid I & II Florida Retirement System Update (Continued)

Conference Adjourned

A Special Thanks to All Who Attended and Helped to Make This Conference a Success!

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY PREMIER DIAMOND SPONSORS Annual Partner

Annual Partner

Florida Sheriffs Risk Management Fund Booth 8 David Harvey 2600 Centennial Place, Suite 200 Tallahassee, FL 32308 850.320.6882 850.251.7534 FSRMF.org Star & Shield Insurance Booth 6 Allen Durham 11560 Great Oaks Way, Building B, Ste. 200 Alpharetta, GA 30022 850.728.4579 866.942.9822 www.StarAndShield.com

Florida Sheriffs choose the complete protection, personalized service and a one-stop shop for all their insurance needs from their self-insurance fund and insurance agency. The FSRMF offers coverages they cannot find anywhere else. The FSRMF was created by Sheriffs and owned by the Sheriffs, as well as being governed by a Board of Managers comprised entirely of Florida Sheriffs. Star & Shield Insurance is dedicated to providing personal lines insurance services to the Public Safety Community and their families.

DIAMOND SPONSORS Annual Partner

Annual Partner

Annual Partner

Armor Correctional Health Services Booth 9 Zela Guirola 4960 SW 72 Ave., Suite 400 Miami, FL 33433 305.662.8522 305.801.1642 www.armorcorrectional.com Corizon Health Booth 601/602 Tommy Alsup 103 Powell Ct. Brentwood, TN 37027 615.660.6831 615.290.3309 www.corizonhealth.com NaphCare Booth 4 Kemberly English 2090 Columbiana Rd., Suite 4000 Birmingham, AL 32516 205.536.8477 205.747.9170 www.naphcare.com

Armor is a Florida-based-physician and minority-owned enterprise that provides comprehensive medical, dental and behavioral health services exclusively for patients in jails and prisons. Armor is proud to work in tandem with our agency-partners in providing quality care for the incarcerated populations we serve.

Correct Care Solutions Booth 1 Heather Rayko 1283 Murfreesboro Rd., Suite 500 Nashville, TN 37217 615.324.5796 724.454.5076 [email protected] www.correctcaresolutions.com Florida Sheriffs Multiple Employers Trust (FSMET), Administered by, Hunt Insurance Group, LLC Booth 7 Scott Hunt 3606 Maclay Blvd. South, Suite 204 Tallahassee, FL 32312 850.385.3636 www.fsmet.net

Correct Care Solutions offers superior on-site medical, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services; management of off-site patient care; integrated utilization management technologies; and electronic medical record systems for correctional organizations of all sizes. CCS serves 270,000 adult and juvenile patients in 36 states in the USA and Australia.

As the correctional healthcare pioneer and leader for 35+ years, Corizon Health provides client partners with high quality healthcare at an affordable cost. We are a company built on innovation and expertise. Our people, practices and commitment to constant improvement enable us to meet and exceed client expectations. NaphCare provides a proactive approach to healthcare programs for correctional facilities ranging from comprehensive healthcare, on-site dialysis, off-site management, in house pharmacy and TechCare™ our electronic health record (EHR) clinical operational tool.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

Annual Partner

Hunt Insurance Group is proud to be the administrator for the Florida Sheriffs Multiple Employers Trust (FSMET). By joining the Trust, the sheriff’s office can benefit from being a part of a larger purchasing group which offers the flexibility to better control and manage your own benefits programs, plan designs and funding levels. ELC CONFERENCE 2016

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY PLATINUM SPONSORS Gehring Group Booth 306 Kate Grangard 11505 Fairchild Gardens Avenue Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 561.626.6797 [email protected] www.gehringgroup.com

At the Gehring Group, our goal is to assist our clients with all of their employee benefits, property & casualty, and technology needs. For over two decades, our consultative team-based approach has made us a trusted and admired insurance advisor and partner. As a leader and innovator we welcome you to learn more about us and to introduce you to the dynamic, professional, and progressive team and resources of the Gehring Group.

Motorola Solutions Booth 302 Michelle Poole 9241 White Blossom Way Tallahassee, FL 32309 904.814.9938 850.545.8345 www.motorolasolutions.com

Motorola Solutions connects people through technology. Public safety and commercial customers around the world turn to Motorola Solutions innovations when they want highly connected teams that have the information they need throughout their workdays and in the moments that matter most to them. Follow us on www.facebook.com/motorolasolutions and/or www.twitter.com/motosolutions

American Aluminum Accessories Booth 305 Mary Swain 3291 S. Byron Butler Parkway Perry, FL 32348 850.838.6371 [email protected] www.EZRiderOnline.com

American Aluminum manufactures a wide variety of products from high-quality CamLocker toolboxes to an extensive line of products designed to meet the ever-changing needs of the Law Enforcement Community. Our products include Inmate Transport Systems, K9 Vehicle Inserts, In- Vehicle Weapons Storage Vaults and Animal Control Systems. We continuously evolve and expand our products via the input from our valued customers. For over 20 years We Protect Those Who Protect Us. CenturyLink has been providing best-in-class services to detention and correctional facilities for 25 years, connecting inmates with their families while providing the highest level of security to detention and correctional staff and the public. As a leading network and IT provider, CenturyLink provides an unmatched combination of service, technology and regulatory experience. Providing data-driven software solutions to power cross-system data aggregation/exchange, sharing, searching, and analysis initiatives. CODY’s COBRA.net creates the centralized and database-agnostic aggregation/exchange environment for many large-scale sharing initiatives, including the Missouri Data Exchange (MoDEx) where over 80 million records from 270+ data sources are available via the centralized COBRA.net Core. Other solutions include RMS, Hosted RMS, RMS/CAD, CMS, JMS and more. Communications International (Ci) is an internationally recognized wireless systems integrator specializing in the design and implementation of customized telecommunications network solutions for the public safety, utility and transit industries. Ci works with leading manufacturers to provide best-in-breed technologies from concept to implementation as well as quality support services.

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CenturyLink Vicki Johnson 942 First Street, Bldg. C Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 888.375.7318

Annual Partner

CODY Systems Booth 310 Maggie Riker 1005 East High St. Pottstown, PA 19464 610.326.7476 www.codysystems.com

Annual Partner

Communications International Booth 307 Melinda Swetz 4450 US Highway 1 Vero Beach, FL 32967 772.569.5355 www.ask4ci.com

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Annual Partner

Annual Partner

G4S Secure Solutions Booth 311/410 Marty Martinez 405 North Reo Street, Suite 150 Tampa, FL 33548 813.289.9459 813.391.2178 www.g4s.us/en-US/ MassMutual Retirement Services Booth 303 Patrice Saddler 57 Germantown Ct Floor 4 Memphis, TN 38018 901.463.1226 901.275.1402 www.massmutual.com/retire Trinity Services Group Booth 304 Christina Muro 477 Commerce Blvd. Oldsmar, FL 34677 727.772.3556 www.trinityservicesgroup.com

Law enforcement support services.

Adams Arms, LLC Booth 211 Michelle Bowman 1551 Gunn Hwy. Oldsmar, FL 33556 727.777.4160 www.adamsarms.net ARAMARK Correctional Services Booth 207 Derek Harless 2300 Warrenville Road Downers Grove, IL 60515 630.271.2931 www.aramarkcorrections.com Brother Mobile Solutions Booth 403 Eric Zaeske 100 Technology Drive #250A Broomfield, CO 80021 303.460.1605 [email protected] www.brother-usa.com/Mobile/Mobile-Printing/public-s afety/default.aspx#.VtR7uvkrLIU Broussard & Cullen, P.A. Booth 405 Michael Broussard 445 W Colonial Dr. Orlando, FL 32804 407.649.8717 [email protected]

Gun manufacturer.

MassMutual Financial Group’s Retirement Services Division has been serving retirement plans for more than 65 years. It offers a full range of products and services for corporate, union, nonprofit and governmental employers' defined benefit, defined contribution and nonqualified deferred compensation plans. It serves approximately 3 million participants. Food, commissary, and technology provider to the corrections industry.

BRONZE SPONSORS Annual Partner

Annual Partner

We bring years of industry expertise, a broad range of capabilities and innovative solutions to your food, facility and commissary services so you can focus on your top priority—keeping your facility secure.

Brother Mobile Solutions allow today’s public safety professionals to integrate technology into their job by providing output devices like mobile printers when issuing a summons, a citation, labeling evidence or printing other documentation.

Broussard & Cullen, P.A. provides a precautionary legal review program in where clients may realize substantial savings by avoiding catastrophic costs associated with illegitimate claims and unnecessary legal costs associated with legitimate claims.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY BRONZE SPONSORS CGL Booth 404 Elena Difiore 5201 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 320 Miami, FL 33126 602.291.0071 [email protected] www.cglcompanies.com

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GEO Care (GEO Group) Booth 402 Kathy Prizmich 621 NW 51st Street, Suite 700 Boca Raton, FL 33487 916.225.7321 www.geogroup.com GTL Inmate Telephone Services Booth 411 Don Eades 6143 Braidwood Lane Acworth, GA 30101 770.329.2113 [email protected] Marathon Engineering Corporation Booth 210 George Hrunka 5615 2nd Street W. Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 239.303.7378 908.285.5905 [email protected] goldmedalsafetypadding.com Nationwide Booth 407 Chris Whitlock 134 Mussett Bayou Court Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459 850.512.0085 [email protected] www.nrsforu.com

Annual Partner

OffenderWatch Jim Monteleone 516 E Rutland Covington, LA 70433 985.888.0962 watchsystems.com

Annual Partner

SRN, Inc. dba Stop Rubbernecking Booth 206/208 Carl Cannova 7323 Westminster Ct. Bradenton, FL 34201 855.372.7870 941.724.2275 www.SRN1000.com

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CGL, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hunt Companies, provides planning, design, program management, development, and maintenance for the justice sector. CGL has a rich history of serving more than 1,900 clients for more than 40 years. CGL has worked in 22 countries, all 50 states, and over 900 local jurisdictions. CGL is headquartered in Miami with regional offices in New York; Atlanta; Sacramento; Columbia, SC; El Paso, TX; Lexington, KY; Washington, D.C.; Abu Dhabi; and Mexico City. For correctional agencies seeking flexible solutions that hold individuals accountable, enhance public safety and contain costs, GEO Care is the leader in technology, programming and innovation. GEO Care delivers comprehensive approaches to manage, rehabilitate and treat adults and youth in community corrections and immigration proceedings. Inmate Calling provider along with Tablets, Video Visitation and Jail Management Systems.

Manufacturer and installer of gold medal safety padding that provides owners with safe, durable, and easily maintained padded environments, especially for jails, hospitals, and schools.

Nationwide is the industry leader in supplemental retirement defined contribution plans for public safety and governmental employees. Nationwide's programs include 457(b), 401(a) and 501(c)(9) Post Employment Health Plans. Nationwide provides plan administration, comprehensive investments, and communication/education to 8,000 + government sector defined contribution retirement programs. Nationwide is a Fortune 100 Company, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Watch Systems, a proven technology partner and consultant to law enforcement, consistently delivers OffenderWatch® solutions that ensure compliance, increase efficiency and reduce IT costs, while helping to protect the public.

Privacy, Safety and Security Barrier SYSTEM.

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY BRONZE SPONSORS Stewart Distribution Booth 409 Will Jeffords PO Box 1888 Waycross, GA 31502 912.283.1970 x142 912.614.0303 [email protected] stewartdist.com Strike Industries, Inc. Booth 100 Patrick Sellati 3446 SW 15th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 954.420.9131 [email protected] www.strikeind.com

Annual Partner

Annual Partner

Telmate Booth 205 Matthew Curran 655 Montgomery Street, Suite 1800 San Francisco, CA 94111 404.788.6977 [email protected] www.telmate.com Verizon Booth 406 Tom Madden 4075 Esplanade Way, Suite 226 Tallahassee, FL 32399 850.294.5171 www.verizonwireless.com WatchGuard Video Booth 202 Chris Hudson 415 Century Pkwy. Allen, TX 75013 800.605.6734 904.625.5260 www.watchguardvideo.com Wexford Health Sources, Inc. Booth 204 Ed McNeil 501 Holiday Drive, Foster Plaza Four Pittsburgh, PA 15220 412.937.8590 [email protected] www.wexfordhealth.com

Commissary services - family owned - started in 1922.

Local, state and federal security contractor providing new installations and service of PSIM, PLC/HMI control systems, CCTV, audio/video recording, access control and jail automation systems along with the latest technology in customer owned video visitation. Enterprise physical security information management (PSIM) provides a proactive approach to real time threat/vulnerability assessments and mitigation for law enforcement. Proudly serving Florida Sheriff's and the Army Corps of Engineers for the past 14 years. Telmate provides a communications, entertainment and education software solution that connects inmates to friends & family, reduces recidivism, helps facilities run efficiently and delivers crime-solving intelligence.

Verizon allows you to keep field teams connected, productive and responsive with sophisticated yet easy-to-use mobility tools that enhance traffic safety, field force management, security, surveillance and more.

WatchGuard Video is the world's largest manufacturer of law enforcement video systems, supplying in-car and wearable video solutions to nearly 1/3rd of all Law Enforcement agencies in the U.S. and Canada. WatchGuard conducts all engineering and manufacturing from the company's 68,000 square foot high-tech facility located in Allen, Texas. Based on over 24+ years of industry experience, Wexford Health’s cost-effective, clinically sound programs manage inmate health care costs while maintaining quality of care.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Alamo Industrial

Ambassador Health Services, Inc.

American Data Group, Inc. American High-Tech Transcription

AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc.

Aspire Financial Partners, Inc.

ATN, Inc. / AmTel, Inc.

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Alamo Industrial Booth 107 Mike Pereny 1502 E. Walnut Street Seguin, TX 78155 800.882.5762 830.305.2673 [email protected] www.alamo-industrial.com Ambassador Health Services, Inc. James Butler 3333 S. Congress Ave., Ste100 DelRay, FL 33445 561.274.4149 772.932.1795 [email protected] ambassadorhealthflorida.com American Data Group, Inc. Jack Ewing 15880 Summerline Road #300, Suite 140 Fort Myers, FL 33908 239.645.4283 [email protected] American High-Tech Transcription Booth 111 Mickey Segal 2600 East Bay Drive, Suite 215 Largo, FL 33771 727.535.1066 727.510.7770 [email protected] www.htsteno.com AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc. Booth 215 Rick Gardner 4700 Providence Road Perry, FL 32347 850.223.4066 [email protected] www.lesslethal.com Aspire Financial Partners, Inc. Booth 514 Chris Eilers 4801 S University Drive Suite 134, FL 33328 954.900.4330 954.608.7574 [email protected] www.aspire-fp.com ATN, Inc. / AmTel, Inc. Booth 415 Cindy Woods 913 Dilworth St. Saint Marys, GA 31558 912.580.3781 912.409.2891 [email protected]

Alamo Industrial is your one source for mowing equipment, parts, and services. Our products include boom, flail, rotary, sickle bar, buzz bar, and remote controlled equipment for vegetation management, grounds maintenance, and right-of-way clearing.

Ambassador Health Services One-On-One Suicide Watch Program. This innovative program provides Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to fill the required role of a one-on-one observer for inmates on suicide watch.

ADG provides advanced accounting software solutions to 14 of the Florida's Sheriff's Offices.

Transcription and translation for law enforcement.

AMTEC Less-Lethal Systems, Inc. (ALS) is a full service provider of tactical and operational equipment and training. ALS strives to provide only the best products and services to meet the needs of our customers in today's changing environment.

Financial Services firm specializing in FRS.

Inmate telephone provider.

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Combined Public Communications

CTS America

Database Financial Services, Inc.

Datum Storage Solutions

Diamond Pharmacy Services & Medical Supply

Digital Ally, Inc.

DNA Labs International

Combined Public Communications Booth 203 Ed Benson PO Box 76573 Highland Heights, KY 41076 859.547.5457 [email protected] CTS America Booth 502 Chris Larimer 180 N Palafox St. Pensacola, FL 32502 850.384.6874 [email protected] www.cts-america.com Database Financial Services, Inc. Robert Lovell 1004 Collier Center Way, Suite 100 Naples, FL 34110 239.597.9990 [email protected] www.databasefinancialservices.com Datum Storage Solutions Booth 104 Kimberly Kohler PO Box 355, 89 Church Rd Emigsville, PA 17318 717.764.6350 717.600.6985 [email protected] www.datumstorage.com Diamond Pharmacy Services & Medical Supply Booth 605 Ronald Medley 645 Kolter Drive Indiana, PA 15701 800.882.6337 [email protected] www.diamondpharmacy.com Digital Ally, Inc. Booth 313 Troy McCoy 9705 Loiret Blvd. Lenexa, KS 66219 913.814.7774 [email protected] www.digitalallyinc.com DNA Labs International Booth 513 Allison Nunes 240 SW Natura Ave. Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954.426.5163 540.558.8533 [email protected] dnalabsinternational.com

Inmate Telephone System, Video Visitation, E-cigs, Kiosks

CTS America offers fully integrated software suite: Computer Aided Dispatch, Law Enforcement Records Management Systems, Mobile Computer and Field Based Reporting, and Jail Management Systems.

Providing Retirement Strategies for Public Employees in the 21st Century.

Datum is a manufacture of storage products for Law Enforcement and various other markets. Datum manufactures products for weapons security, evidence, computer security, files, etc. in their Pennsylvania facility.

The nation’s largest correctional pharmacy services provider.

Digital Ally™ specializes in the highest quality video recording equipment designed specifically for law enforcement, first responders and commercial fleets. Digital Ally offers the complete solution for video and evidence management.

Private forensic DNA testing lab with fast turnaround times, reasonable prices, specializing in CODIS admissible testing, Y-STR, touch/contact DNA testing and the latest technologies; M-Vac collection and STRmix, software mixture interpretations.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Dragon Lazer / DB Marketing Team, Inc.

Eagle Food Service, Inc.

ecoATM, Inc.

Elbeco

Executive Information Services (EIS)

First Responders Financial

Florida Department of Health Unlicensed Activity Program

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Dragon Lazer / DB Marketing Team, Inc. Booth 110 Bill Semple PO Box 210696 Royal Palm Beach, FL 33421 561.432.9100 561.246.0514 [email protected] www.dragonlazer.net Eagle Food Service, Inc. Booth 509 Fred Mariano 350 Eldridge Ave., Suite 3 Orange Park, FL 32073 904.521.5225 [email protected] ecoATM, Inc. Booth 501 Sean Flaherty 10121 Barnes Canyon Rd. San Diego, CA 92121 858.766.7250 619.630.7401 [email protected] www.ecoatm.com Elbeco Booth 105 Ray Evans PO Box 13099 Reading, PA 19612 610.921.0651 x1970 [email protected] Executive Information Services (EIS) Booth 414 Ron Harman 1396 NE 20th Ave., #100 Ocala, FL 34470 877.347.9273 916.605.9544 [email protected] www.goeis.net First Responders Financial Booth 312 Jody Clayton 2130 Ashley Oaks Circle, #101 Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 813.294.3201 [email protected] www.firstrespondersfinancial.com Florida Department of Health - Unlicensed Activity Program Booth 511 Chilo Casas 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin C-70 Tallahassee, FL 32399 850.508.7950 [email protected] www.floridahealth.gov

Custom law enforcement awards and recognition products - Gun Boxes.

Contractor of correctional food services.

ecoATM is the safe, fast and easy way to sell and responsibly recycle used consumer electronics for instant cash.

Elbeco has been designing, manufacturing and distributing professional uniforms for Law Enforcement professionals for over a century.

Provide industry leading, Integrated Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Records Management (RMS) and Jail Management (JMS) Systems for Law Enforcement.

Retirement planning / financial services.

The unlicensed activity (ULA) program protects Florida residents and visitors from the potentially serious and dangerous consequences of receiving medical and health care services from an unlicensed person.

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc.

Florida Transportation Systems, Inc.

Flying Cross

Fn America, LLC

IHS Pharmacy

International Security Academy

Keefe Group

Kimble's Food by Design - Correctional Division

Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. Booth 2 Maria Knapp PO Box 2000 Live Oak, FL 32064 386.842.5501 [email protected] Florida Transportation Systems, Inc. Booth 103 Robert Frick 7703 Industrial Lane Tampa, FL 33637 813.980.0174 [email protected] www.fts4buses.com Flying Cross Booth 504 Rob Buckner 4545 Malsbary Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45242 513.793.5400 [email protected] flyingcross.com Fn America, LLC Booth 604 Harold Winsett PO Box 9424 McLean, VA 22102 202.997.3847 [email protected] fnamerica.com IHS Pharmacy Booth 603 Kelly Sanderson PO BOX 1428 Rainsville, AL 35986 800.638.3104 [email protected] ihspharmacy.com International Security Academy Booth 506 Robert Schaefer 7266 Airport rd. Starke, FL 32091 352.473.0068 904.263.8005 [email protected] www.isafl.com Keefe Group Shayne Bean 1371 Tradeport Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32218 904.741.6776 [email protected] Kimble's Food by Design - Correctional Division Booth 606 Jeffrey Chandler 607 Hines St. Lagrange, GA 30241 706.884.5527 706.767.6852 [email protected]

For more than 30 years, Florida Transportation Systems, Inc. has provided the solutions to your transportation needs.

Public safety apparel.

The World’s Most Battle-Proven Firearms™ - FN America, LLC is a leader in the development and manufacturing of high quality, reliable firearms for military, law enforcement and consumers in the U.S.

IHS Pharmacy provides unit dose medication packaging and pharmacy supplies for correctional facilities.

ISA is located at Florida International Rally & Motorsport Park, we are a premier driving school, we have an extensive military training background.

Since its inception in 1975, Keefe Group has been a leader in the correctional market. Throughout the years, Keefe Group companies have become the benchmark by which other companies in the industry are measured. Providing the cutting edge technology and support with old fashioned customer service to our Jail and Prison partners.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Legal Research Associates

LegalShield

Lexipol

Montgomery Technology Systems, LLC

MTC Medical

Oasis Management Systems

Pay My Jailer

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Legal Research Associates Booth 315 Mark Cacho 4137 West Vine Street, Suite 104 Kissimmee, FL 34741 407.325.8632 [email protected] www.lra-florida.com LegalShield Booth 314 Rebecca Smith 2557 Michaelson Way Jacksonville, FL 32223 800.729.7998 904.237.1070 [email protected] www.8007297998.com Lexipol Booth 412 John Fitisemanu 6B Liberty, Suite 200 Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 949.325.1237 [email protected] www.lexipol.com Montgomery Technology Systems, LLC Booth 116 John Findley 23 Old Stage Road Greenville, AL 36028 334.382.7441 334.368.1636 [email protected] MTC Medical Tish Jenkins 500 N. Market Place Dr. Centerville, UT 84014 801.693.2859 [email protected] www.mtctrains.com Oasis Management Systems Booth 213 Bill Davenport 5320 Lake Pointe Center Dr., Suite A Cumming, GA 30041 865.310.2478 [email protected] Pay My Jailer Booth 505 Daniel Flick 400 Ring Rd., Suite 162 Elizabethtown, KY 42701 812.568.3725 [email protected] paymyjailer.com

Off-site legal research/law library program for inmates.

Legal and identity theft protection plans.

Lexipol is America’s leading provider of state-specific policies and verifiable policy training for public safety organizations.

Security electronics, CCTV, video visitation, and inmate phones.

Provider of inmate healthcare services

Inmate commissary services.

Pay My Jailer provides a FREE billing and fee recovery solution for outstanding jail fees. Add funds to your budget, AT NO COST, without impacting staff. Contact us today for details!

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Pay Tel Communications, Inc.

Peak Ryzex / Manage Mobility

PoliceOne Academy

Romaine Companies

S.A.C.S.

Saint Leo University

Securus Technologies, Inc.

Pay Tel Communications, Inc. Booth 106 Charlie Dean PO Box 8179 Greensboro, NC 27419 866.729.8352 x297 [email protected] www.paytel.com Peak Ryzex / Manage Mobility Booth 113 Tracy Srodes 2555 Marconi Dr. Alpharetta, FL 30005 941.539.0918 [email protected] www.managemobility.com PoliceOne Academy Booth 109 Jeremy Sloan 6865 Windcrest Dr., Suite 400 Plano, TX 75024 415.992.4242 903.413.3577 [email protected] www.policeoneacademy.com/ Romaine Companies Booth 115 Melissa Romaine 1720 E. 9th Street Hopkinsville, KY 42240 270.885.8868 [email protected] S.A.C.S. Booth 112 Will Smith 502 Bowens Mill Rd. SW Douglas, GA 31533 912.393.1222 912.281.6862 [email protected] sacsinc.biz Saint Leo University Booth 212 Michael Marino 32223 Michigan Ave. San Antonio, FL 33576 352.588.7211 [email protected] www.saintleo.edu/ Securus Technologies, Inc. Booth 507 Paul Cappiello 14651 Dallas Pkwy., Suite 600 Dallas, TX 75254 954.588.6995 [email protected] www.securustechnologies.com

Pay Tel Communications provides inmate telephone service and other innovative technology solutions to the confinement industry and value added services to inmates, their families and friends.

Manage Mobility is an award-winning telecom management, mobile logistics and advisory firm built around innovation and expertise.

PoliceOne Academy is the industry’s leading learning management system, offering more than 170 full-length courses, 1,000 short-format training videos, and unlimited hosting of custom courses and policies.

Janitorial supplies.

Offsite commissary services.

Founded in 1889, Saint Leo University is a leading Catholic teaching institution that enrolls almost 16,000 students across our traditional Florida campus, more than 40 education center and office locations, and online degree programs.

Technology company covering corrections, public safety, investigations, and monitoring solutions.

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY EXHIBITORS Select Engineering Services

SSD International, Inc.

Status Pro

The Humane Society of the United States

Thurgaland Marketing & Consulting Tyler Technologies

Select Engineering Services Booth 510 Andrew Wilson 1801 Robert Fulton Drive, Suite 400 Reston, VA 20191 703.547.6270 [email protected] www.selectengineering.net SSD International, Inc. Booth 508 Scott Patrick 1349 S. Orange Blossom Trail Apopka, FL 32703 407.410.6914 [email protected] Status Pro Booth 413 Jennifer Dlugolecki 19150 S 88th Avenue Mokena, IL 60448 631.764.5057 [email protected] www.status-pro.us The Humane Society of the United States Booth 214 Ashley Mauceri 700 Professional Dr. Gaithersburg, MD 20879 240.449.0853 [email protected] www.humanesociety.org Thurgaland Marketing & Consulting Booth 5 Todd Thurgaland 1651 42nd St. Ocala, FL 34471 352.895.1783 [email protected] Tyler Technologies Booth 512 Tim Vickers 1 Tyler Drive Yarmouth, ME 04096 800.772.2260 [email protected]

The SES Automatic Injury Detection (AID) system is the first wearable active sensor technology with the ability to automatically request help without human assistance.

Firearms, ammunition and accessories for law enforcement.

Status Pro is a secure and customizable civil process software system. Compatible with other full RMS systems, Status Pro can deliver immediate cost savings through its incredible efficient workflow and real-time reporting.

The Humane Society of the United States is the nation’s most effective animal protection organization, providing services to more than 100,000 animals each year. We professionalize the field through training and resources for local organizations.

A family owned and operated business committed to helping clients, in a wide variety of categories, accomplish targeted communications goals in digital broadcast quality.

Designed with an insider’s understanding of the public sector, Tyler Technologies’ ERP Solutions offer governments/schools fully-integrated applications for financials, revenues and human capital management.

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Reach Law Enforcement With Your Message! To advertise in APB contact: Editor Dave Fiore E-mail: [email protected]

Stay connected to the FSA Conferences and Sheriffs’ Offices year-round through our new mobile app! The app is available for download on your device now in the Apple App Store as well as the Android Marketplace. Search "Florida Sheriffs Association" from your device.

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Join more than 1,000 Floridians who are helping to make our deputies safer, and show your support for the Florida Sheriffs Association and your local Sheriff’s Office by picking up your FSA specialty tag today! 4 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW 1. You may purchase the FSA specialty plate at any Florida tax collector or tag office. 2. Per the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, the most economical time to purchase a specialty plate is at the time the vehicle registration expires. 3. A $28 new license plate fee plus applicable State of Florida fees will be charged if you are not already scheduled to receive a new State of Florida license plate; a State of Florida license plate is usable for 10 years with a valid registration. Other charges may apply including, but not limited to, registration, administration, user and personalization fees. 4. Vouchers are available to purchase as gifts for friends and family! An individual can only redeem a voucher if the individual’s name is on the vehicle registration. ELC CONFERENCE 2016

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Florida Sheriffs Association’s Administrative Advisory Committee The Florida Sheriffs Association Thanks Committee Members who helped make this conference possible.

Finance Committee Laura Bounds, Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Jane Demeulenaere, Osceola County Sheriff’s Office Andy DiLoreto, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Elise Gann, Clay County Sheriff’s Office Mary Hope, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Patricia Justice, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Thomas Klinker, Lake County Sheriff’s Office Susan Krause, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Gio Orbe, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Shawna Wells, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Human Resource Committee Laura Bounds, Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Sharon Donoghue, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Carol Laudicina, Manatee County Sheriff’s Office Kevin Ostrowsky, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Georgene Rye, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Becki Talley, Osceola County Sheriff’s Office Command Staff Committee Chief Deputy Mike Coffin, Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Gerald Gonzalez, Baker County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Mike Maurer, Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Joe Preston, Walton County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Dan Simovich, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Committee Lt. Tammy Bussey, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Accreditation Manager Tina Chatmon, Clay County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Maurena Dukes, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Major Tom Eberhardt, Lee County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Vince Gibney, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Major Earl Goodwin, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Chief Paulette Julien, Orange County Corrections Major Reace Thompson, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office

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Get connected. Stay protected. And be respected! Join the Florida Deputy Sheriffs Association. As a Florida Deputy Sheriffs Association member, you will have access to insurance benefits and services that may not otherwise be available to Sheriff’s Office personnel.

FDSA is a nonprofit, fraternal organization and membership is available to all certified and non-certified personnel in Sheriffs’ Offices. Legal benefits provide protection including coverage for administrative and termination hearings and on-scene representation (through Enhanced Membership).

Florida Deputy Sheriffs Association — be a member, recruit a member. Today! Learn more or sign up online at www.fldeputysheriffs.org

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FSA—Florida Sheriffs Association Executive Leadership Conference May 10-12, 2016—Naples, Florida

Armor Correctional Health Services, Inc. Toll Free: 1-866-979-8585 www.armorcorrectional.com

STRONG PARTNERSHIPS Armor’s first partnership was with the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, beginning in December 2004. That was quickly followed by Brevard County in July 2005 and Martin County in November 2005. We have celebrated 10 years of continued services with Broward, Brevard, and Martin and this year we are celebrating our tenth Anniversary of uninterrupted services with Palm Beach. We are proud of the strong partnerships we've built with each of our clients. We look forward to continuing to serve our home state of Florida by providing quality, cost efficient health care to our patients, and to supporting new partnerships. Thank you for the trust you have placed in us.

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