Hernando County, Florida

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Hernando County is one of 67 counties in Florida. Brooksville is the county seat.

Contents

[edit] Evaluation of website

Main article: Evaluation of Florida county websites

[edit] The good

  • Budget is published.[1]
  • Board meeting dates and times are listed[2], as well as minutes and agendas.[3]
  • County commissioners are listed with contact information.[4]
  • Building permits[5] and zoning information[6] is available.
  • Financial reports[7] and audits are available.[8]
  • Local tax information is available.[9]

[edit] The bad


[edit] Audits

For Hernando County, the clerk or comptroller performs the internal audits.[11]

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ↑ Budget
  2. ↑ Board Meeting Info
  3. ↑ Minutes and Agendas
  4. ↑ Commissioners
  5. ↑ Building Permits
  6. ↑ Zoning
  7. ↑ Financial Reports
  8. ↑ Audit Reports
  9. ↑ Tax Collector
  10. ↑ Public Records Search
  11. ↑ PBC Clerk & Comptroller 5.30.07
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