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Violence Against Women ActLaw Enforcement, Courts, and Victim Services Projects (continued)County Project and Contact Information FundingSt. JohnsStatewideSpecialized Law Enforcement Domestic & Sexual Violence Units,Equipment & PersonnelSt. Johns County Sheriff’s OfficeMary Ann Pettigrew, Grant & Research Assistant(904) 810-3626; mpettigrew@sjso.orgProvide advocacy services from first response throughout judicial process for victims and theirfamilies.Direct Services to Victims of Domestic and Sexual ViolenceSafety Shelter of St. Johns County, Inc. dba Betty Griffin House, St. AugustineBeth Hughes, Executive Director(904) 808-8544; director@bettygriffinhouse.orgFull range of legal representation to victims of domestic violence and adult/teen sexual assault suchas counsel, negotiation, court representation and advocacy.Judicial Training,Office of the State Courts Administrator, Florida Supreme Court, TallahasseeJoanne Snair, Senior Court Analyst II(850) 414-1507; snairj@flcourts.org.Develop and implement various trainings, meetings, and educational materials on domestic violencefor judges, court personnel, and others, including a workshop at the Florida Coalition AgainstDomestic Violence’s Annual Rural Conference. Develop a judicial checklist for Chapter 784 injunctions,propose family law forms for Chapter 39 injunctions and otherwise provide guidance to circuitsin the development and implementation of their court improvement efforts, consistent withthe goals of the Unified Family Courts. Disseminate and provide training on new domestic violenceCase Management guidelines to all twenty judicial circuits.Domestic Violence ServicesFlorida Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Inc., TallahasseeTiffany Carr, Executive Director(850) 425-2749; tiffany@fcadv.orgStatewide coordinating functions for certified domestic violence centers in the following areasrural; legal advocacy for victims; domestic violence hotline; and clemency for battered women.Sexual Violence ServiceFlorida Council Against Sexual Violence, Inc., TallahasseeJennifer Dritt, Executive Director(850) 297-2000; jdritt@fcasv.orgActivities to improve the continuum of care for victims of sexual violence throughout the state bystrengthening the ability of service providers to respond to the needs of their clients, including anAnnual Conference and a Leadership Forum. Additionally, the presentation of regional AdvocacyCore Training events and the development of Sexual Assault Interagency Councils to implement acoordinated community response to the needs of victims of sexual violence.$113,314$88,891$241,110$1,088,960$229,34664 Domestic Violence Annual Report 2005-2006
Violence Against Women ActSpecialized Prosecution UnitsCircuit County Project and Contact Information Funding1 st EscambiaSanta Rosa2 nd FranklinGadsdenJeffersonLeonLibertyWakulla3 rd SuwanneeHamiltonDixieLafayetteTaylorMadisonColumbia4thClayDuvalNassau5 th CitrusLakeMarion7 th PutnamSanta RosaSt. Johns8 th AlachuaBakerBradfordGilchristLevyUnionState Attorney’s Office, PensacolaContact: Janet Gilbert, Family Court Manger(850) 595-0379; Janet_gilbert@co.escambia.fl.usSpecialized assistance to victims, monitoring and enforcement of injunctionsfor protection, court action, public awareness education, and resourceinformation to victims.State Attorney’s Office, TallahasseeContact: Holly Francis(850) 606-6114; Francis@leoncountyfl.govProsecution of felony and misdemeanor domestic violence cases and assistanceto victims.State Attorney’s Office, Live OakContact Fabray Smith-Wiggins(386) 362-2320; fabrayw@mail.sa3.state.fl.usProsecution of domestic violence cases, meetings with victims, network withother agencies, provides training to the community, and participate in specializeddomestic violence training.State Attorney’s Office, JacksonvilleContact: Debroah Garrett(904) 630- 2075; dgarrett@coj.netProsecutions of domestic violence cases, one-on-one meetings with victims,network with other agencies, provide training to the community, and participatein specialized domestic violence training.State Attorney’s Office, OcalaContact: Suz Geeraerts(352) 620-3700; sgeerae@jud5.flcourts.orgStrengthen criminal domestic violence cases for successful prosecutionthrough early intervention with victims.State Attorney’s Office, Daytona BeachContact: Nancy Olbert(386) 239-7710; olbertn@sao7.comVictim advocacy for victims of domestic violence focusing on assisting theunderserved migrant population. Technical assistance and support to lawenforcement agencies.State Attorney’s Office, GainesvilleContact: Dave Remer, Director of Victim Services(352) 374-3627; dmr@sa.co.alachua.fl.usProvides a law enforcement officer to aggressively contact and locate victims,perform follow-up investigations, provide training and other expertise to arealaw enforcement agencies.$62,850$48,849$43,473$73,419$67,403$62,892$48,021Domestic Violence Annual Report 2005-200665
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