Administration
The Administration of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office is made up of the Chief Deputy, Chief Clerk, a Criminal Division Clerk, a Civil Division Clerk and an Office Clerk.
Justin Trulove |
Chief Deputy Justin Trulove oversees the daily operation of the Sheriff's Office. He started his career at the Sheriff's Office in 2005. During his career, he has promoted through the ranks and has served in, led, or commanded every division within the department. In addition to the internal supervisory responsibilities, Chief Deputy Trulove helps coordinate press and media releases, fields questions from the public, budget management, manages the Website and Facebook accounts, and other administrative matters. His leadership goals are to provide the community with the highest level of professionalism and efficiency in the Sheriff's Office |
Mrs. Poore's duties include managing of the financial accounts for the sheriff's office, providing administrative assistance to the sheriff, and representing the sheriff's office on the Franklin County Domestic Violence Coalition Board. |
Denise Poore Chief Clerk |
Jennifer Puckett Criminal Division Clerk |
Mrs. Puckett's duties include entering all arrest warrants received by the sheriff's office, registering convicted felons and convicted sex offenders, updating sections of the office website and assisting with the issuance of pistol permits. If you are a sex offender needing to register or you have information regarding a sex offender, please contact Mrs. Puckett at 256-332-8812. |
Mrs. Clark's duties include entering all civil documents received for service; Victim Services including: return phone calls to victims for investigation, calling victims to pick up recovered property, updating victims on case status, and victim messages for investigation; |
Stacy Clark Civil Division Clerk |
Not Pictured: Amye Clay |
Ms. Clay's duties include issuing pistol permits, answering incoming phone calls to the office, updating sections of the office website, and assisting the general public that come into the office. |