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The Florida Association of Community Corrections was established in 1992 to provide a vehicle for county 
probation programs to come together to identify, develop and promote effective programs. The goal is 
to offer a high standard of training there by increasing the professionalism of personnel as well as increase 
public awareness of the benefits of these programs. FACC's goals also include encouraging communication 
and cooperation among agencies and to initiate and support legislation that advances the efforts of prevention,
 reduction and deterrence of criminal and delinquent behavior. 

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FACC 2025 AWARD WINNERS 

FACC Professional of the Year Award

Congratulations to Stacey Quintero, 2025 Community Corrections Professional of the Year!

We are proud to announce that Stacey Quintero has been selected as the Florida Association of Community Corrections’ 2025 Community Corrections Professional of the Year. Stacey has served with dedication at The C.O.R.E. Program since 2017, bringing over 16 years of experience in community corrections across multiple counties in Florida.

Known for her exemplary leadership, compassion, and unwavering commitment to client safety and outcomes, Stacey has taken on critical roles including Site Manager, Training Officer, and S.C.R.A.M. Officer. Her proactive work in crisis situations, mentorship of new staff, and strong partnerships with courts and community service providers have made a lasting impact.

Clients and colleagues alike speak to her professionalism, advocacy, and ability to go above and beyond, showing a true reflection of her deep dedication to justice and rehabilitation.

Join us in celebrating Stacey for this well-deserved honor and the powerful difference she continues to make in the field of community corrections.

Honoring Cassandra Moore – A Trailblazer in Community Corrections

Congratulations to Bureau Chief Cassandra Moore on her selection for the 2025 Florida Association of Community Corrections Leadership Award. With over 42 years of dedicated service to the Florida Department of Corrections, Ms. Moore has exemplified visionary leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment to public safety. Rising from intern to Bureau Chief, she has championed reforms like the Electronic Monitoring Unit and Interactive Offender Tracking System, implemented key legislative initiatives, and fostered a culture of mentorship and diversity. Her strategic influence has shaped state policy, modernized supervision practices, and inspired generations of correctional professionals across Florida and beyond. Ms. Moore’s impact is profound and enduring. She is the embodiment of leadership in community corrections. 

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