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Okaloosa County Kids Tag Art Program

Original title: Tag Art Gallery - Okaloosa County Tax Collector

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What This Bill Does

The Okaloosa County Tax Collector's office hosts the 'Kids Tag Art' program, which allows students to design license plates and provides a platform for the public to purchase these designs. The program is supported by local sponsors and serves as a fundraiser for county schools.

Why it matters

The program provides a mechanism for residents to purchase custom license plate art, with proceeds supporting local school art programs.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Okaloosa County students

Students participate by creating art designs for the license plate program.

Directly affected

Okaloosa County schools

Schools receive funds generated through the Kids Tag Art program.

Key Facts

  • The Kids Tag Art program allows students to create original license plate designs.
  • Residents can purchase plates featuring student designs by using a specific Tag ID number found on the website.
  • The program is supported by sponsors including Sheriff Eric Aden and the Grant Street Group.
  • The office is located at 1250 N. Eglin Parkway, Suite 101, Shalimar, FL, 32579.
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  • The office phone number for service inquiries is (850) 651-7300.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I purchase a Kids Tag Art plate?
You can order a plate through the Okaloosa County Tax Collector's website by using the number associated with the specific student design.
Where can I find the Tag ID for a design?
The is located in the caption under each picture displayed in the online gallery.

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Community Engagement Model

The Tax Collector's office utilizes its digital infrastructure to facilitate school fundraising, expanding the office's role beyond traditional tax and licensing services.

Connected Entities

Eric Aden, Grant Street Group, Okaloosa County Tax Collector and 1 more
PersonEric Aden“Sheriff and program sponsor”Map →
OrganizationGrant Street Group“Program sponsor”Map →
OrganizationOkaloosa County Tax Collector“Government office managing the program”Map →
PersonBen Anderson“Okaloosa County Tax Collector”Map →

Sources

Open source document

okaloosatax.com

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