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State of Florida - Department of Financial Services Division of Workers’ Compensation - Bureau of Financial Accountability Self-Insurance Unit LIST OF ACTIVE GOVERMENTAL SELF-INSURERS 1. Administrative Office of The Courts 38. College of Central Florida 2. Alachua Co Bd. of CC 39. Collier Co Bd. of CC 3. Alachua Co School Bd. 40. Collier Co School Bd. 4. Altamonte Springs City of 41. Columbia Co School Bd. 5. Apopka, City of 42. Coral Gables City of 6. Baker Co School Bd. 43. Coral Springs City of 7. Barron Water Control District 44. Crystal River City of 8. Bartow City of 45. Davie Town of 9. Bay Co Bd. of CC 46. Daytona Beach City of 10. Bay Co School Bd. 47. Daytona State College 11. Belle Glade City of 48. Deerfield Beach City of 12. Belle Isle City of 49. Deland City of 13. Belleair Town of 50. Delray Beach City of 14. Boca Raton City of 51. Dixie Co School Bd. 15. Boynton Beach City of 52. Dunedin City of 16. Bradenton City of 53. Duval County Public Schools 17. Bradford Co Bd. of Public Inst 54. Eastern Florida State College 18. Brevard Co Bd. of CC 55. Escambia Co School Bd. 19. Brevard Co School Bd. 56. Eustis City of 20. Brooksville City of 57. FL State College at Jacksonville 21. Broward Co Bd. of CC 58. Flagler Co Bd. of Public Inst 22. Broward Co School Bd. 59. Florida City of 23. Broward Co Sheriff's Office 60. Florida Gateway College 24. Broward College 61. Florida Power & Light Co 25. Calhoun Co School Bd. 62. Florida Power & Light Wrap up 26. Cape Coral City of 63. Florida Southwestern State College 27. Central FL Regional Transportation 64. Florida State Fair Authority 28. Charlotte Co Bd. of CC 65. Florida State of 29. Charlotte Co School Bd. 66. Florida Virtual School 30. Chipola College 67. Fort Lauderdale City of 31. Citrus Co School Bd. 68. Fort Meade City of 32. Citrus County, Florida 69. Fort Myers City of 33. Clay Co Bd. of CC 70. Franklin Co School Bd. 34. Clay Co School Bd. 71. Fruitland Park City Of 35. Clearwater City of 72. Gainesville City of 36. Clewiston City of 73. Gilchrist Co School Bd. 37. Cocoa City of 74. Glades Co Bd. of CC ~ 1 ~ Last Update: 10/5/20 State of Florida - Department of Financial Services Division of Workers’ Compensation - Bureau of Financial Accountability Self-Insurance Unit LIST OF ACTIVE GOVERMENTAL SELF-INSURERS 75. Glades Co School Bd. 112. Kenneth City Town of 76. Greater Orlando Aviation Authority 113. Key West City of 77. Gulf Co School Bd. 114. Kissimmee & Tohopekaliga City of 78. Gulf Coast State College 115. LaBelle City of 79. Gulf Power Company 116. Lady Lake Town of 80. Gulfport City of 117. Lafayette Co School Bd. 81. Halifax Health 118. Lake Co Bd. of CC 82. Hallandale Beach City of 119. Lake Co School Bd. 83. Hamilton Co School Bd. 120. Lake Mary City of 84. Hardee Co Bd. of CC 121. Lake Placid Town of 85. Hardee Co School Bd. 122. Lake Sumter State College 86. Hendry Co Bd. of CC 123. Lake Worth Beach City of 87. Hendry Co School Bd. 124. Lakeland City of 88. Hernando Co Bd. of CC 125. Lantana, Town of 89. Hernando Co School Bd. 126. Largo City of 90. Hialeah City of 127. Lauderhill City of 91. Highlands Co School Bd. 128. Lee Co Bd. of CC 92. Hillsborough Area Regional Transit 129. Lee Co Port Authority 93. Hillsborough Co Bd. of CC 130. Lee Co School Bd. 94. Hillsborough Co Public Schools 131. Lee Memorial Health System 95. Hillsborough Co Sheriff's Office 132. Leesburg City of 96. Hillsborough Community College 133. Leon Co Bd. of CC 97. Hollywood City of 134. Leon Co School Bd. 98. Holmes Co Bd. of CC 135. Levy Co Bd. of CC 99. Holmes Co Bd. of Public Inst 136. Levy Co School Bd. 100. Homestead City of 137. Liberty Co School Bd. 101. Indian River Co Bd. of CC 138. Longboat Key Town of 102. Indian River Co School Bd. 139. Longwood City of 103. Indian River State College 140. Madison Co School Bd. 104. Indian Rocks Beach City of 141. Maitland City of 105. Inglis, Town of 142. Manatee Co Bd. of CC 106. Inverness, City of 143. Manatee Co School Bd. 107. Islamorada, Village of Islands 144. Marco Island City of 108. Jackson Co School Bd. 145. Margate City of 109. Jacksonville Beach City of 146. Marion Co Bd. of CC 110. Jacksonville City of 147. Marion Co School Bd. 111. Jefferson Co Bd. of Public Inst 148. Martin Co Bd. of CC ~ 2 ~ Last Update: 10/5/20 State of Florida - Department of Financial Services Division of Workers’ Compensation - Bureau of Financial Accountability Self-Insurance Unit LIST OF ACTIVE GOVERMENTAL SELF-INSURERS 149. Martin Co School Bd. 186. Oviedo City of 150. Melbourne City of 187. Palm Bay City of 151. Miami Beach City of 188. Palm Beach Co Bd. of CC 152. Miami City of 189. Palm Beach Co School Bd. 153. Miami Dade College 190. Palm Beach State College 154. Miami Dade County 191. Palm Beach Town of 155. Miramar City of 192. Parrish Medical Center 156. Monroe Co Bd. of CC 193. Pasco Co Bd. of CC 157. Monroe Co School Bd. 194. Pasco Co District School Bd. 158. Moore Haven City of 195. Pasco Hernando State College 159. Naples City of 196. Pembroke Pines City of 160. Nassau Co School Bd. 197. Pensacola City of 161. New Port Richey City of 198. Pensacola State College 162. Newberry, City of 199. Pinecrest, Village of 163. North Broward Hospital District 200. Pinellas Co Bd. of CC 164. North Florida Community College 201. Pinellas Co School Bd. 165. North Miami Beach City of 202. Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority 166. North Miami City of 203. Plant City of 167. North Port City of 204. Plantation City of 168. Northwest Florida Beaches Inter. Airport 205. Polk Co Bd. of CC 169. Northwest Florida State College 206. Polk County School Board 170. Ocala City of 207. Polk State College 171. Ocoee City of 208. Pompano Beach City of 172. Okaloosa Co Bd. of CC 209. Port Labelle Community Development 173. Okaloosa Co School Bd. 210. Port Richey City of 174. Okeechobee City of 211. Port St Lucie City of 175. Okeechobee Co Bd. of CC 212. Public Health Trust of Dade Co 176. Okeechobee Co School Bd. 213. Putnam Co Bd. of CC 177. Orange, City of 214. Putnam Co School Bd. 178. Orange Co Bd. of CC 215. Reedy Creek Improvement District 179. Orange Co School Bd. 216. Riviera Beach City of 180. Orange County Sheriff's Office 217. Safety Harbor City of 181. Orlando City of 218. Sanford City of 182. Orlando Utilities Commission 219. Santa Fe College 183. Ormond Beach City of 220. Santa Rosa Co Bd. of CC 184. Osceola Co Bd. of CC 221. Santa Rosa Co School Bd. 185. Osceola Co School District of 222. Sarasota City of ~ 3 ~ Last Update: 10/5/20 State of Florida - Department of Financial Services Division of Workers’ Compensation - Bureau of Financial Accountability Self-Insurance Unit LIST OF ACTIVE GOVERMENTAL SELF-INSURERS 223. Sarasota Co Bd. of CC 260. Union Co School Bd 224. Sarasota Co Public Hospital 261. Valencia College 225. Sarasota Co School Bd. 262. Venice City of 226. Sarasota-Manatee Airport Authority 263. Volusia Co Bd of Public Inst 227. Sebring City of 264. Volusia County of 228 Seminole Co Bd. of CC 265. Wakulla Co School Bd 229. Seminole Co School Bd. 266. Walton Co School Bd 230. Seminole State College of Florida 267. Washington Co School Bd 231. Solid Waste Auth. of Palm Bch Co 268. Wauchula City of South Broward Hospital System d/b/a 269. West Miami City of 232. Memorial Healthcare System 270. West Palm Beach City of 233. South Florida State College 271. Winter Garden City of 234. South Florida Water Management 272. Winter Park City of 235. South Pasadena City of 273. Zephyrhills City of 236. Southwest FL Water Mgt. District 237. St Johns Co School District 238. St Johns River State College 239. St Lucie Co Bd. of CC 240. St Lucie Co School Bd. 241. St Pete Beach City of 242. St Petersburg City of 243. St Petersburg College 244. St. Cloud, City of 245. State College of FL Manatee Sarasota 246. Stuart City of 247. Sumter Co School Bd. 248. Sun "n" Lake of Sebring Improvement 249. Sunrise City of 250. Suwannee Co School Bd. 251. Tallahassee City of 252. Tallahassee Community College 253. Tampa City of 254. Tavares, City of 255. Taylor Co School Bd. 256. The College of the Florida Keys 257. The School Board of Miami-Dade County, FL 258. Titusville City of 259. Umatilla City of ~ 4 ~ Last Update: 10/5/20 .
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