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Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers are independently elected constitutional officers, who protect the interests of you – the citizen. As the County Comptroller, they provide a critical check and balance to make sure your tax dollars are spent appropriately. As Clerk, they serve as the keeper of court records, documenting our lives from ...
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In Florida, there are 67 Clerks of Court, most of whom also serve as the county Comptroller, as well as, 1 independently elected Comptroller in Orange County. Comptrollers play a crucial role in maintaining fiscal order of the county, ensuring proper use of public funds, protecting the county’s funds, and promoting transparency in local ...
Public Records Directory. Court Clerks have been upholding government transparency and defending citizens' right to access information for nearly two centuries, since the Florida Constitution was signed and established them as elected public trustees. Florida’s Clerks promote transparency and open government year-round, especially during ...
Together, we can fix this issue. Florida’s Clerks of Court and Comptrollers are rallying behind the At Your Service priorities captured in HB 903 (Barnaby) and SB 838 (Boyd) to begin the process of fixing the system. This year, Florida’s Clerks seek to work with the Legislature on a few key solutions: Better stability by authorizing Clerks ...
The following information is provided as a service for the users of this website. All documents are in Adobe Acrobat pdf format (version 6.0 or above) unless otherwise noted. MANDATORY REPORT LISTING Clerks’ Court-Related Statutory and Other Mandatory Reports and Data Submissions to various agencies is a resource for Clerks. However, it does not include all reports Clerks provide to local or ...
Support the let's make it work 2024 Clerk legislative priorities. Diversify Clerk Revenues, further authorizing Clerks to retain more of the funds collected for the services they provide. Supporting Staffing Needs by providing new mechanisms outside of fines and fees to fund increases in the Florida Retirement System for Court-related employees.
New party and standard docket codes have been distributed to the Clerks' offices to pass along to their vendors. CCIS is currently using the filter of SRS Category code '91' (Guardianship) as the top-level filter to send data to CCOC for this project. Once CCOC deems the majority of counties are using the new codes, the logic will changed to ...
This April, many of Florida’s Court Clerks and Comptrollers are providing customers with an opportunity to pay overdue court-ordered obligations, while saving in additional fees. Operation Green Light will help customers save money and get back on the road. If you have a suspended license and outstanding fines, Operation Green Light could be your ticket to getting back behind the wheel ...
CertiClerk features and benefits: 24/7 access to view previously recorded training videos, and monitor progress toward Clerk certification credit requirements. Automatic tracking of all Online learning credits and courses. Allows Clerks to self-report credits earned from FCCC live training events. BONUS: CertiClerk self-reporting function ...