Annual Report, Year 2006 - Monroe County Sheriff's Office

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Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Annual Report - 2006 Bureau of Corrections Organizational Chart Major Bureau of Corrections Captain Key West Lieutenant Key Vaca Lieutenant Plantation Key Captain Support Services Director Programs Security Director Transportation Security Security Administration/ Corrections Accreditation Administrative Fiscal Control Sergeant Inmate Services Laundry Classification Supervisor Maintenance Identification Inmate Property Work Release Medical Services Food Services Main Control Commissary Animal Farm/ Landscaping Inmate Substance Abuse Inmate Education Receptionist Court Security Organizational Chart Colonel/ Undersheriff Chief Bureau of Administration Director Court Services Sergeant Plantation Key Sergeant Marathon Sergeant Key West 26
Annual Report - 2006 Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff’s Office Command Structure Sheriff Richard D. Roth Colonel Richard Ramsay Office of Sheriff Sheriff Richard D. Roth is ultimately responsible for every division and department in the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. He is in touch, day to day, with the activities of the Sheriff’s Office through his chain of command. Most divisions and departments report to him through his second in command, Colonel Richard Ramsay. His Aide, Val Marinello, and General Counsel Mark Willis report directly to the Sheriff. Sheriff Roth maintains an open door policy for employees of the Sheriff’s Office as well as for members of the public. Anyone may make an appointment with him through his Aide. She can be reached at 305-292-7001 or by e-mail at vmarinello@keysso.net. Sheriff Roth can be reached directly by e-mail at rickroth@keysso.net. Undersheriff The Undersheriff reports directly to Sheriff Roth, and is responsible for the day to day actions of Sheriff’s Office personnel and for the enforcement of General Orders and policy within the Sheriff’s Office. He also handles the disposition of disciplinary action when members of the department violate policies and procedures. While his main office is at the Headquarters building on Stock Island, his duties necessitate he spend considerable time traveling throughout the Keys. This enables him to keep close track of what is taking place in the Sheriff’s Office at all times. General Counsel Mark Willis Divisions and Departments Legal Division The Legal Division provides counsel to the Sheriff and the agency’s many divisions as well as overseeing the Civil Division. The Legal Division is headed by Mark L. Willis, General Counsel, and includes Jonathan G. Ellsworth, Deputy General Counsel. Civil Division The Civil Division falls under the Legal Division and acts as the executive arm of the court system. Using deputies stationed throughout the County, the Civil Division receives, processes, and executes legal process including summonses, subpoenas, writs of executions, writs of possession, writs of attachment, writs of bodily attachment, injunctions and levies. The Division also handles the appointment of Private Process Servers, individuals that serve papers privately but are appointed by the Sheriff to serve process. The Division is supervised by long-time Sheriff’s Office employee Rachelle Gates and staffed by Yvette Valdez and Roxanne Rahming. There are five deputies assigned to the Division: Dep. Chris Scott working from Stock Island to Big Pine, Dep. Charlie Cobb working in Key West, Dep. Tony Pabon in Marathon and Deputies Dave Drennan and Steve Kalogeras in the upper Keys. The Division is looking forward to an update in the Sheriff’s Office computer system enabling them to place information online providing the public with more and quicker access. Currently, the Division makes a considerable amount of civil information available through the Sheriff’s web site, www.keysso.net, including a pamphlet 27
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