Corrections Management Staff
Chief E. Keith Neely
407-742-4302
E.Keith.Neely@osceola.org
Chief Neely began his career in corrections in 1987 with the Broward Sheriff's Office as a detention deputy. He rose through the ranks, ultimately serving as Director of the Department of Detention, overseeing one of the nation’s largest jail systems. During his career, he worked and supervised in a variety of correctional disciplines, operationally and administratively.
In 2017, Chief Neely retired from the day-to-day operations but continued to work as a correctional professional, conducting audits and inspections of jails and prisons in the United States and abroad. He also provided consultation services on jail litigation matters as well as general jail operational matters.
In 2022, Chief Neely joined the Orange County Corrections Department as the Deputy Chief of Operations. He held this position until he joined the Osceola County Corrections Department in 2026.
Chief Neely holds a bachelor’s degree in public administration from Barry University in Miami and is a graduate of the Florida Atlantic University/Broward Sheriff’s Office Criminal Justice Executive Leadership Program, Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute, the Southern Police Institute, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Chief Executive Seminar.
Chief Neely has also served as a commissioner with the Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission (FCAC), the Board of Governors for the American Correctional Association (ACA), and the ACA Delegate Assembly.
Deputy Chief Christopher A. Schell
407-742-4304
Christopher.Schell@osceola.org
Christopher A. Schell, Deputy Chief of Corrections, brings more than 34 years of distinguished experience in the field of corrections. He began his career in 1991 with York County Prison in Pennsylvania as a Correctional Officer and steadily rose through the ranks, serving in key leadership roles while gaining extensive operational and command-level experience.
In 2017, Chris was appointed Warden at the Centre County Correctional Facility, and in 2023, he assumed the role of Warden at the Franklin County Jail. In recognition of his leadership and contributions to the profession, he was nominated and elected by his peers as the 2024 Warden of the Year.
Chris has also played a significant role at the state level. He was selected by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro to serve as a stakeholder on the Competency & Civil Commitments Statewide Committee, where he contributed to initiatives aimed at improving community health infrastructure, diverting individuals with mental health needs, and strengthening competency and civil commitment processes within the criminal justice system.
His additional service includes participation on the Torrance State Hospital Forensic Advisory Committee, the Pennsylvania Wardens Forensic Mental Health Committee, and the Pennsylvania Behavioral & Mental Health Diversionary Initiative. He also served as President of the Pennsylvania Prison Wardens Association. Chris has delivered presentations on Corrections and Lessons Learned Through COVID, Prison Risk Management, and Leadership.
In 2024, Chris relocated to Florida and joined the Volusia County Division of Corrections as Assistant Director. During his tenure, he was elected to serve on the Volusia County Overdose Fatality Review Board, the Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) Strategic Board, and the Public Safety Coordinating Council for the Criminal Justice Advisory Board.
Chris brings a strong foundation in institutional management, staff leadership, and public safety operations. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to professionalism, accountability, and mission-focused leadership.
Dr. Cherian Plamoottil
Medical Director
407-742-4436
Cherian.Plamoottil@osceola.org
Dr. Plamoottil earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from Benedictine University and his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Midwestern University, both in Illinois. He completed his residency in Emergency Medicine from Midwestern University and his fellowship training in academics/research at Osceola Regional Medical Center in Kissimmee. Most recently, Dr. Plamoottil has served as an attending physician at UCF Lake Nona Medical Hospital, Osceola Regional Medical Center, Hunters Creek Emergency Department, and Citrus Memorial Hospital.
Amy Vitani
Healthcare Administrator 
407-742-4586
Amy.MarinoVitani@osceola.org
Amy Vitani's has over 19 years of dedicated correctional healthcare experience, with 11 years as a healthcare administrative professional managing correctional facilities, improving patient care, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. Amy's public safety career began in 2005 at the Brevard County Jail where she held several roles including Pharmacy Coordinator and Utilization Manager of Pharmacy Services, and Health Services Administrator. She later transitioned to Palm Beach County, where she served as a full-time first responder.
In 2022, Amy began her dedicated service to the Osceola County Corrections Department as the Assistant Healthcare Administrator. Her professional development includes certifications in Certified Correctional Healthcare Professional (CCHP), Registered Pharmacy Tech, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), and she serves as a FMJS medical inspector and CPR instructor.
Captain Alan Hube
Special Operations Captain 
407-742-4544
Alan.Hube@osceola.org
Captain Hube has dedicated over 23 years to the correctional field. His journey began with the Osceola County Corrections Department in 2001, later obtaining his Correctional Officer Certification upon completion of the academy in 2003. He was promoted to the rank of corporal in 2006 and promoted his way up, holding the rank of lieutenant for 13 years, gaining extensive operational knowledge.
Captain Hube holds an FMJS Inspector certification and has continuously pursued professional development in diverse areas, including certifications from the National Jail Leadership Academy and the Public Safety Leadership Development Certification Program.
Captain Niquinia Sherwood
Security Operations Captain 
407-742-4344
Niquinia.Sherwood@osceola.org
Captain Niquinia Sherwood's professional journey in the correctional field began in 2007 as a corrections officer with the Florida Department of Corrections at Lake Correctional Institution. She dedicated four years serving in this capacity before transitioning to the Osceola County Corrections Department. During her tenure she has fulfilled several roles including corporal, sergeant, and lieutenant.
Captain Sherwood’s professional development includes certifications in Instructor Techniques and Defensive Tactics Instructor, Florida Model Jail Standards (FMJS) Inspector, the National Jail Leadership Command Academy (NJLCA), Public Safety Leadership Development Certification Program, and the Senior Leadership Program (SLP).
Captain Darryl Hanna
Security Operations Captain
407-742-4426
Darryl.Hanna@osceola.org
Captain Darryl Hanna’s professional journey in the correctional field began in 2009 with the Florida Department of Corrections. He transitioned to the Osceola County Corrections Department in 2011, where his professionalism and dedication quickly led to advancement. In 2013, he was promoted to the rank of Corporal, followed by a promotion to Sergeant in 2015. In addition to his correctional career, Captain Hanna began serving in the U.S. Army in 2016. In 2021, his continued leadership and operational oversight earned him the rank of Lieutenant.
Captain Hanna has collaborated with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) since 2015 as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) on the Corrections Advisory Team. In this capacity, he has contributed valuable insights to enhance correctional standards and practices across the state, demonstrating his expertise and dedication to the advancement of the profession.
Captain Hanna’s professional development includes specialized training in Field Training Officer, Line Supervision, Middle Management, and the Florida Leadership Academy.
Kelly Gallman
Inmate Services Manager
407-742-4551
Kelly.Gallman@osceola.org
Kelly Gallman brings nearly three decades of experience in court operations, program development, and team leadership. She is a Certified Court Manager and Certified Court Executive through the Institute for Court Management. Throughout her career in the Ninth Judicial Circuit, Kelly has led strategic initiatives in complex environments, managing court programs, facilities, security, and budgets with a strong commitment to public service and operational excellence.
Known for her collaborative leadership style, attention to detail, and purpose-driven approach, Kelly has consistently delivered results in areas such as facility planning, compliance, and process improvement. She has a proven track record of enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring alignment with both local and state regulatory standards.
Sharon Chauharjasingh
Business Manager 
407-742-4537
Sharon.Chauharjasingh2@osceola.org
Sharon Chauharjasingh began her employment with Osceola County in March 2005 with the Office of Management and Budget. Sharon is a veteran of the United States Air Force and holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Boston University with a minor in Accounting from Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts. In 2021, she transitioned to the Corrections Department as the Finance Business Manager, bringing her expertise in Budgets, Capital Improvement Projects, Contract Management, and overall Management.
As the Business Manager, Sharon is responsible for the department’s accounting functions to ensure compliance with state statutes and generally accepted accounting principles. She manages the payroll process ensuring adherence to Fair Labor Standards Act and County Policies; preparation of the annual fiscal budget, capital improvement projects, and fee renewals in accordance with County guidelines. She oversees over fifty departmental contracts ensuring contract compliance, timely renewals and solicitation processes, and functions as the liaison between Corrections and the Procurement Office. Sharon also administers departmental grants; ensures compliance with various departmental Operating Procedures pertaining to financial and accounting processes, employee uniform distribution, and fixed assets.
Madelin Cordero
Director of Nursing
407-742-4489
Madelin.Cordero@osceola.org
Director of Nursing (DON) Madeline Cordero began her nursing career as a Licensed Practical Nurse at South Florida Baptist Hospital on the medical-surgical floor. There, she gained valuable experience working with both surgical and post-operative patients. As a new LPN graduate, DON Cordero was exposed to a wide variety of clinical situations that helped shape her professional growth. After five years, she transitioned into correctional nursing, where she spent the next 19 years serving at the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office working alongside seasoned registered nurses and physicians. During this time, DON Cordero continued to grow professionally and earned her Registered Nurse degree. She joined the Osceola Corrections Department as the Director of Nursing in 2021.