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Record Group Number: 000850
Series/Collection Number: .S 2251
Creator: Florida. Dept. of Community Affairs.
Title, Dates: Photographs of Secretaries of the Department of Community Affairs 1969 - 2011
Amount: 12 photographs
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Organization/Arrangement: Chronological
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Biographical/Historical: The Department of Community Affairs was created in 1969 (Ch. 69-106, Laws of Florida).  It was reorganized as the Department of Veterans' and Community Affairs in 1980 (Ch. 80-61, Laws).  In 1982, it was renamed the Department of Community Affairs and its veterans' affairs division was transferred to the Department of Administration (Ch. 82-387, Laws).  It is responsible for programs related to regional planning and growth management; housing and community development; disaster preparedness and emergency management; building codes and standards; and regional planning councils.

The Department of Community Affairs was merged with the Agency for Workforce Innovation to form the Department of Economic Opportunity which began operations in October, 2011.
Summary: The series contains photographs of twelve of the departmental chiefs.  There are some time periods for which there are no photographs of the incumbents.

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General Note: Print Collection PR77718 - PR77721.
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Subject Access Fields: Community development Florida
Regional planning Florida
Emergency management Florida
Photographs. aat
Florida Politics and government 1951-
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