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Elections - The Florida Voter Registration System has more than 10.2 million registered voters.

Archives - The Florida Photographic Collection features over 150,000 digitized photographs from the State Archives of Florida.

Corporations - Corporations maintains almost eight million business records, and Sunbiz receives almost nine million hits per week.

Museum - As the state history museum, the Museum of Florida History focuses on artifacts and eras unique to Florida's development.

Preservation - Over 187,000 archaeological and historic sites are recorded in the Florida Master Site File.

Archaeology - There are currently eleven underwater preserves and historic sites throughout the state of Florida.

Divisions

Cultural Affairs

Division Director Sandy Shaughnessy

The Division of Cultural Affairs is a primary influence on the "state of the arts" in Florida. The Division fosters development and growth of arts activities, provides arts resources and services, awards excellence, and promotes arts-related public/private partnerships. These are accomplished through workshops, communications and publicity, resources and guidance, and grant programs that support arts, plus many more services to the arts community. The Division also oversees the Museum of Florida History.

The unifying element among all of the Division's programming is the belief that the arts can help change the world for the better and it starts with one person in one community at a time. We help our citizens and visitors "connect the dots" between the arts and quality of life issues and to understand that the arts intersect individual lives in meaningful ways.

Division Contact

Telephone: 850.245.6470
Email: info@florida-arts.org

Website
http://www.florida-arts.org

Bureau

Museum of Florida History

Ken Detzner, Secretary of State

Rick Scott, Governor

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