Hernando County Education Foundation

The Building Division is a part of the Hernando County Development Department located in Brooksville, Fla. It focuses on the implementation of building codes and county regulations. The division issues building permits for construction projects in Hernando County, Fla. It also conducts inspections for building, mechanical, plumbing and electrical work at various stages of construction. In addition, the division issues and maintains contractor licenses and processes the review of residential and commercial applications. The Building Division operates contractor licensing, inspections, permitting and zoning divisions. Its automated permit inspection management system allows callers to schedule inspections through telephones. The Building Division maintains a team of building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical inspectors.

The Hernando Community Coalition (HCC) is dedicated to addressing the issues of alcohol and drug use and abuse in Hernando County. Established in 2003, the coalition unites various community sectors, including youth, parents, schools, law enforcement, and healthcare professionals, to collaboratively develop and implement effective action plans for positive change. With a mission focused on the health and wellness of community members, particularly in relation to youth substance abuse, the HCC serves as a collective voice for residents. The coalition's initiatives include support for pregnant women, veterans, and various educational programs aimed at reducing substance-related consequences in the community. Generated from the website

The Citrus County Historical Society, located in Inverness, Florida, operates the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum, a restored historic courthouse built in 1912 that showcases the rich history of Citrus County. Since its transformation in 2000, the museum has become a vital community resource for education and preservation, offering a range of exhibitions, programs, and digital experiences related to local history. Among its notable exhibits is "Chassahowitzka Springs: Florida's History Revealed," which explores the ecological and historical significance of the area, as well as an interactive digital exhibit on Black education in Citrus County during the Jim Crow era. Committed to fostering community engagement, the museum hosts events, concerts, and educational programs that enrich the cultural landscape of Citrus County. Generated from the website