Public Information Office (PIO)

The Public Information Office strives to be responsive and professional in its activities. We act in full compliance with the Florida Public Records Law and in the best interests of the agency, the news media, and the people of Lee County. Routine media inquiries and records requests are handled as expeditiously as possible during normal business hours.

This office handles all media inquiries, issues news releases, responds to public records by members of the media, coordinates agency social media, special projects and other communications.

The office is staffed Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., at our Main Headquarters off Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. For general media inquiries, please email the Public Information Office at publicinformationoffice@sheriffleefl.org or contact via phone at 239.477.1340.

Written records, including arrest affidavits and offense reports, are not available after hours. Staff will not have information readily available regarding non-fatal vehicle crashes, routine arrests, crimes not resulting in death or critical injury, or the status of cases that are not considered breaking news.

Should there be a high profile or large scale incident after hours, on holidays or weekends the media will be notified in the form of a press release.

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Meet Our Staff

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Anita
Iriarte

Commander

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Chris
Fine

Captain

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Todd
Olmer

Captain

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Sarah
Rodriguez

Lieutenant

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Jessie
Santero

PIO

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Julie
Sin

PIO

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Autumn
King

PIO

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Sheriff Carmine Marceno spent time today visiting our Corrections staff at the CORE facility to personally thank them for their dedication and service to the community. Our corrections officers do far more than people often see.They maintain safety, but they also mentor, de-escalate, and help individuals find a path forward. Every day, they balance firmness with fairness, structure with compassion, and accountability with opportunity.They’re part of the community, not separate from it; working behind the scenes to support rehabilitation, reduce repeat offenses, and ultimately make our neighborhoods safer for everyone.It’s not easy work, and it rarely gets the spotlight. But it matters. And so do the people who do it.#ThankACorrectionsOfficerToday#NationalCorrectionalOfficersWeek ... See MoreSee Less
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