Seminole County Data Sharing Agreement with Florida Department of Commerce
August 12, 2025
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The Frame
This agreement grants Seminole County officials direct access to state-level data for three years, which will be used to inform local economic development and tourism strategies.
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Seminole County Office of Economic Development and Tourism
The office is authorized to receive and utilize state business data for economic analysis.
Florida Department of Commerce
The department is entering into a formal agreement to share state-collected business data with the county.
Last recorded activity August 12, 2025.
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Why It Matters
This agreement grants Seminole County officials direct access to state-level data for three years, which will be used to inform local economic development and tourism strategies.
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Formalization of Data Access
The county is formalizing its access to state-level economic data through a specific three-year agreement, likely to ensure consistent access for economic development planning.
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