Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announces 2024 Employee of the Year Honorees
JSO will host the annual Employee of the Year celebration, where Sheriff T.K. Waters will congratulate and award select members of the agency.
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Honorees include:
Police Officer of the Year
Police Officer Nicholas J. Scherschel, Patrol Divison / District 6
Sponsored by: Nimnicht Chevrolet
Detective of the Year
Detective Shay L. LaDue, Investigations Division / Homicide Unit
Sponsored by: JM Family Enterprises
Corrections Officer of the Year
Corrections Officer Adrianna C. Robinson, Jails Division / Fugitive Transport Unit
Sponsored by: Duval Motor Company
Civilian Employee of the Year
Public Safety Analyst II Abby B. Stoklosa, Department of Investigations & Homeland Security / Crime Analysis Unit
Sponsored by: Alhambra Theatre & Dining
Auxiliary Officer of the Year
Police Auxiliary Officer Ray Watkins, Patrol Support Division / Police Auxiliary
Sponsored by: Legacy Law Enforcement Foundation
Police Supervisor of the Year
Police Sergeant Clifford A. Sames, Patrol Division / District 4
Sponsored by: Adkison Towing and First Coast Road Rangers
Corrections Supervisor of the Year
Corrections Sergeant Robert A. Halliday, Jail Division / Intelligence Unit & Detention K9 Unit
Sponsored by: First Coast Security Services
Citizen of the Year
James Sizemore
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