Florida DJJ Counties by Regions-1.pdf

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DJJ-RFP-Storm Clean-up-25
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RFP-11797
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Leon County, Florida

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The file is a county classification document from the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) detailing the geographic regions of Florida for administrative and service purposes. The document divides the state into three primary regions: North Region, Central Region, and South Region, with each region comprising multiple counties that will likely be used for service allocation, administrative management, or program coordination.

The North Region encompasses 21 counties, including Alachua, Duval, Marion, and Volusia, among others. The Central Region includes counties such as Charlotte, Lee, Sarasota, Polk, and Orange. The South Region covers 15 counties, including Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and several additional counties like Hendry, Collier, and St. Lucie. This regional breakdown suggests a systematic approach to geographic service distribution and potential administrative organizational strategy for the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice's operations and service delivery.

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Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Counties by Regions

North Region Counties

• Alachua

• Baker

• Bradford

• Clay

• Duval

• Flagler

• Gilchrist

• Hamilton

• Hernando

• Lake

• Levy

• Madison

• Marion

• Nassau

• Putnam

• St. Johns

• Sumter

• Suwannee

• Taylor

• Volusia

• Wakulla

• Walton

Central Region Counties

• Charlotte

• Collier

• DeSoto

• Glades

• Hendry

• Lee

• Sarasota

• Manatee

Central Region Counties Continues

• Polk

• Osceola

• Orange

• Seminole

South Region Counties

• Miami-Dade

• Monroe

• Broward

• Palm Beach

• Hendry

• Collier

• Lee

• Charlotte

• Glades

• Sarasota

• Manatee

• DeSoto

• Highlands

• Okeechobee

• St. Lucie

• Indian River

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