Structures Design Office

The Florida Department of Transportation, also known as FDOT, is decentralized in accordance with legislative mandates. It is responsible for maintaining the state highway system and mobile equipment fleet in the districts. Local maintenance offices are responsible for minor bridge and roadway repairs, mowing, pavement upkeep, roadway signs and rest area maintenance, inspection and operation of movable bridges and issuance of permits for lane closures, driveways and special uses. A district secretary manages each of the districts. The districts vary in organizational structure, but each has major divisions for administration, planning, production and operations. In addition, each district has a public information office and general counsel office that reports to the district secretary. The Florida Department of Transportation is headquartered in Tallahassee, Fla., where it employs 1,000 people.

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) is responsible for overseeing the state's healthcare facilities and ensuring compliance with regulations. The agency provides resources and information related to Medicaid, health quality assurance, and the licensing of healthcare providers in Florida. AHCA also offers a platform for consumers to file complaints regarding healthcare facilities and Medicaid fraud, promoting transparency and accountability within the healthcare system. By facilitating access to various publications and resources, the agency aims to enhance public awareness and support for healthcare services in Florida. Generated from the website

The Florida Department of State in Tallahassee, FL serves as the state government agency responsible for overseeing various administrative functions and services. They handle matters related to elections, cultural affairs, historical preservation, and corporate filings, among other governmental responsibilities. Generated from their business information