Cabinet meeting official records, 1966-[ongoing].

Florida. Office of Secretary of State

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The County Guards were created in 1917 (Ch. 7292, Laws) by the Florida Legislature to replace the National Guard of Florida which had been activated for European service as part of the American Expeditionary Force of World War I. Each county was responsible for nominating officers and bore the costs of equipping the Guards. The County Guards were to be called to service in times of riot or disorder. The County Guards were abolished four months after the end of World War I. From the d...

Florida. Dept. of Education.

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Florida. Marine Fisheries Commission

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Florida. State Board of Pardons.

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Florida. Elections Canvassing Board.

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Florida. Fiscal Accounting Information Board.

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Florida. Dept. of Law Enforcement.

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Florida. Dept. of Corrections.

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Florida Parole Commission

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The Parole Commission was first established in 1941 (Ch. 20519, Laws) and has, at various times, been called the Probation and Parole Commission or the Parole and Probation Commission. The Parole Commission is authorized to (1) determine what persons shall be placed on parole; (2) fix the time and conditions of parole; (3) determine violations of parole and what action should be taken with reference to such violations; (4) report to the Board of Pardons all circumstances relating to persons unde...

Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission.

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Florida. Elections Commission.

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Florida. State Board of Administration

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The State Board of Administration was created in 1929 (Ch. 14486, Laws; amended to the 1885 Constitution as Article IV, Section 16, 1942, Senate Joint Resolution 324, 1941; continued under Article XII, Section 9, 1968 Constitution and Ch. 69-106, Laws) and consists of the Governor, the Comptroller, and the Treasurer. The Board's duties have included debt service administration of road and bridge bonds; managing the constitutional two-cent gasoline tax; supervising education bonds; approving the ...

Florida. Land and Water Adjudicatory Commission.

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Florida. Administration Commission

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Florida. Dept. of State.

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The Department of State was created in 1969 (Ch. 69-106, Laws). The Secretary of State is the head of the Department of State. The Secretary of State keeps records of all official acts of the Legislature and the Executive Department. The Secretary and the Department administer elections, public records, the Great Seal, and the Administrative Code; issue charters to corporations; license public agencies (private detectives, security guards, charitable and consumer protection organizations); and m...

Florida Parole and Probation Commission

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Florida. Dept. of Revenue.

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Florida. State Board of Education

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The State Board of Education was created under the 1868 Constitution (Article VIII, Section 9). Its members were the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Secretary of State, and the Attorney General. The State Board was the head of the Dept. of Public Instruction. Under the 1885 Constitution (Article XII, Section 3), the State Board was composed of the Governor, the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, the State Treasurer, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and ...

Florida. Information Resource Commission

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Florida. Dept. of Legal Affairs.

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Florida. Dept. of Public Safety.

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Florida. Department of Natural Resources

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The Dept. of Natural Resources was created in 1969 (Ch. 69-106, Laws), combining the functions of the State Board of Conservation; the Canal Authority; the Commission on Marine Sciences and Technology; the Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission; the Board of Parks and Historic Memorials; the Outdoor Recreational Development Council; the Board of Drainage Commissioners; and the Suwannee River Development Authority. In 1975, the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund also ...

Canal Authority of the State of Florida

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The Canal Authority of the State of Florida was created by the Legislature in 1933 (Ch. 16176, Laws). Its purpose was to acquire the land and equipment necessary to build and operate a shipping canal across the peninsula of Florida. A connection between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico had long been a goal of Florida's industrial and agricultural interests. Work was begun on the canal as a feature of New Deal programs in Florida. The Canal Authority of the State of Florida was transferr...

Florida. Dept. of General Services.

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Florida. Dept. of Criminal Law Enforcement.

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Florida. Dept. of Veterans' Affairs.

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Florida. State Board for Vocational Education.

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Florida Audubon Society

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Florida. State Budget Commission.

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Florida. Department of Environmental Regulation

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Florida. Dept. of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles.

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Florida. Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund

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The General Assembly of 1850 created the Internal Improvement Board to manage the swamp and overflow lands and the 500,000 acres of public lands transferred to state ownership when Florida entered the Union (Ch. 332, Laws). In 1854, the Internal Improvement Fund was created to control the funds already accumulated and any future funds resulting from sales (Ch. 610, Laws). The Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund was also established and was given the power to transfer and...