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Florida Department of State - All Florida residents are touched in some way by the programs, services and activities of the Department of State.

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.

Cultural Affairs - Cultural Affairs impacts all of Florida's 67 counties by supporting over 25,000 cultural events.

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Rural Economic Development Initiative

The Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI), recognizes those rural or economically distressed counties or communities designated as REDI qualified pursuant to sections 288.0656 and 288.06561, Florida Statutes.

The REDI program is administered by the Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO).

For general information about REDI, visit www.florida-redi.com.

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For Information on REDI programs offered by the Florida Department of State, please visit:

Grants and REDI Opportunities from DOS
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Ken Detzner, Secretary of State

Rick Scott, Governor

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