Secretary of State

The Florida Department of State's Division of Historical Resources is dedicated to preserving and promoting Florida's rich historical, archaeological, and folk culture resources. Through various programs and initiatives, the division works towards the protection and conservation of cultural heritage, including archaeological sites, museums, historical landmarks, and cemeteries, while also providing educational opportunities for the public to learn about Florida's history and heritage.Generated from the website

The State of Florida constitution divides the state government into three separate and relatively independent branches, including executive, legislative and judicial. Each branch is sovereign in its own area of responsibility, but is also influenced by the checks and balances from the other branches. It is basically the same governmental model found at the national level and in all other 50 states of the United States. Its executive branch is the law-administering and law-enforcing branch of the government. The branch is patterned along the lines of a large corporation with the governor serving as chairman of the board and the three independently elected cabinet members serving as directors. The state s legislative branch is the law-making branch and is composed of two houses, including the Senate and the House of Representatives. Additionally, its judicial branch is the law-interpreting branch where powers are exercised primarily through courts established by the state constitution.

The State of Florida State Librarian in Tallahassee, FL, serves as a central resource for the state's library system. It provides support, resources, and guidance to libraries throughout Florida to promote literacy and access to information. Generated from their business information