Local Unions

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Displaying Results for County: Duval

Office Address

1601 ATLANTIC BLVD
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32207
Main Phone:
(904) 396-4063
Officers
PRESIDENT
TERESA BRADY
 
VICE PRESIDENT
RUBY GEORGE
 
TREASURER
GARY AVERY
 
VICE-PRESIDENT (Office Personnel (UOPD))
QUNNIA HATCH
 
VICE-PRESIDENT (1st Vice-President Paraprofessionals)
BONNIE MOALE
 
VICE-PRESIDENT (Teachers)
SHANNON RUSSELL
Staff
SERVICE UNIT DIRECTOR
TAMMIE BROOKS-EVANS
 
SERVICE UNIT DIRECTOR
JESSICA FOWLER
 
SERVICE UNIT DIRECTOR
CAROL GAMBLE
 
STAFF COUNSEL
TEDDY RIVERA
 
STAFF COUNSEL
STEPHANIE SCHAAP
 
SECRETARY
TRACY SMITH
 
SECRETARY (Membership)
BETTY THOMPSON

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