Anthony Roseberry has dedicated over 30 years to the fire service, with most of his time spent enforcing fire codes. He served as a Fire Marshal in the City of Jacksonville from 2003 to 2010 and has been the Clay County Fire Marshal since August 2013.

Gary N. O'Conor has been a career firefighter with Clay County since June 1991. He holds the Battalion Chief rank and has been working in the Training Division since May 2013. Before joining the county, he worked as an EMT for a private ambulance company in Jacksonville for four years, where he was promoted to shift supervisor. Before being hired by Clay County, he volunteered as a firefighter for a year and worked for Putnam County for seven years.

Charlie LeRoy has been with Clay County Fire Rescue for over twenty-four years. He joined the organization straight out of high school as an EMT telecommunicator and worked through the ranks to become a Battalion Chief. He has also held positions of Firefighter, Engineer, Lieutenant, and Captain.

Chief LeRoy is currently responsible for the Logistics Battalion, where his crew ensures that all equipment is in top working condition and ready for any emergency. This includes the mechanical aspects of the machinery, equipment for assisting citizens, and protective equipment worn by the team. Additionally, he has been the team leader for the technical rescue team and is certified as a USAR technician, State Fire Officer 2, State Fire Instructor, and paramedic. He has served as a Firefighter, Engineer, Lieutenant, Captain, and Battalion Chief. He started as an EMT telecommunicator right after high School and has promoted his way through the ranks. 

He is the current Battalion Chief of Logistics.  His crew makes sure our equipment is ready when the bell goes off.  This includes the mechanical workings, the equipment used to assist our citizens, and the protective equipment used by our crews. Chief LeRoy has served as the team leader for our technical rescue team. He is certified as a USAR technician, State Fire Officer 2, State Fire Instructor, and paramedic.  

Karissa began working for Public Safety in December 2018. Before coming to Clay County, Karissa worked as an EMT and dispatcher for a private ambulance service in Jacksonville. She still holds her EMT license and other certifications, including CPR. Karissa is certified as a Public Safety Telecommunicator and an Emergency Medical Dispatcher.  She is also a Communications Training Officer.

Karissa currently attends Florida State College, where she is working on her Associate's Degree.  Her brother and husband also work in Public Safety!