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2017 Regular Session The Florida Senate COMMITTEE MEETING EXPANDED AGENDA

APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION, TOURISM, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Senator Brandes, Chair Senator Powell, Vice Chair

MEETING DATE: Wednesday, December 14, 2016 TIME: 10:00 a.m.—12:00 noon PLACE: Toni Jennings Committee Room, 110 Senate Office Building

MEMBERS: Senator Brandes, Chair; Senator Powell, Vice Chair; Senators Artiles, Benacquisto, Gainer, Gibson, Passidomo, Rader, Simpson, and Thurston

BILL DESCRIPTION and TAB BILL NO. and INTRODUCER SENATE COMMITTEE ACTIONS COMMITTEE ACTION

1 Introduction of Members Presented

2 Subcommittee Jursidiction Overview Presented

3 Agency Overviews and Brief Discussion on Agency Priorities Presented

Other Related Meeting Documents

S-036 (10/2008) 12142016.1138 Page 1 of 1 THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS

Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development 14 December 2016

MG Michael Calhoun Adjutant General Agenda

• Mission and Organization • Federal Role • State Role • Community Role • Program areas and 16-17 Budget • High Priority LBR Issues Our Mission

Provide highly trained units and personnel to:

• Support national security objectives

• Respond to emergencies and disasters

• Support programs which add value to our state and nation DMA’s Authority

The Florida Department of Military Affairs, created by Chapter 250, Florida Statutes, provides management oversight and administrative support to the Florida National Guard. Directly responsive to the Governor of Florida, the department operates within the policy guidance and fiscal framework of both federal and state authorities. Chain of Command Normal President Governor Commander-In-Chief Commander-In-Chief SECDEF

SECARMY SECAF Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Combatant Commanders Chief of Staff, Chief, NGB Chief of Staff, Army Air Force ARMY AIR Units Units Adjutant General Title 10 DMA/Joint Force HQ Mobilization

ARMY AIR Units & Personnel may be placed Guard Units Guard Units under federal authority Chain of Command Emergency

Governor • Florida Statute § 250.06 Commander-In-Chief • As the Commander of the Guard, the State Governor: Coordinating − Declares an emergency through an Officer Executive Order − Designates the “State Coordinating Officer” Adjutant General − Orders the Guard to State Active Duty for emergency aid Joint Task Force Cdr − Initiates Emergency Management ARMY AIR Assistance Compact with other Guard Units Guard Units Governors as required Responding to Emergencies Disaster Response Capabilities

Currently Available and Accessible − Est. 6,000 Soldiers and Airmen − Capabilities Security Transportation Engineers Aviation Humanitarian Liaisons Fire Fighting Search & Rescue Evacuation − 500 member quick reaction force − Emergency Management Assistance Compact Unparalleled Experience in Support to Civil Authorities

− Long-standing relationships with local, state and federal partners

− Hurricanes, storms, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, mass evacuation

− Immigration Control – Haiti, Southwest Border 7 Florida National Guard Units 83rd Troop Cmd, HHD/A/779th EN Bn, 144th TC Co Marianna 631st MAINT Co A/C/HHC/146th ESB, Intel Det, 260th MI C/1-153rd CAV , (Jackson) Starke (Bradford) Jacksonville (Duval) A/1-153rd CAV Bonifay (Holmes) Tallahassee (Leon) A/53rd BST Bn 125th Fighter Wing Jacksonville (Duval) D/53rd FSC 1-111th AV (GSAB) B/2-151st AV , Lake City (Columbia) Chipley (Washington) 869th EN Co Det 1, B/1204th AV Jacksonville (Duval) Quincy (Gadsden) CBJTC, 221st EOD, MED Det, 927th CSSB, 3-20th SF (HHD & Spt Co), 870th EN Co F/20th GSB, 44th CST, 269th EN Det, 689th EN Tm, 669th EN Det, Crestview (Okaloosa) 868th EN Co 2-111th AOB, 211th RTI, RTS-M, CBJTC (Clay) Live Oak (Suwannee) 131st Training Flight 202nd Red Horse SQ CBJTC (Clay) B/1-153rd CAV, DET 8, OSA St. Augustine (St. Johns) Co B/146th ESB 153rd FMC, 1153rd FI DET, 2153rd FI DET, Pensacola (Escambia) 3153rd FI DET, 1996th CCT, 107th MPAD St. Augustine (St. Johns) HHT/1-153rd CAV Panama City (Bay) JFHQ, R&R, 1565th JAG , St. Augustine (St. Johns) 101st Air Ops Group; 601st Air Ops Ctr; th 325 Associate Unit Btry A/1-265th ADA Palatka (Putnam) Tyndall AFB (Bay) MACOM LEGEND 256th ASMC Gainesville (Alachua) HHB/D Btry 1-265th ADA Palm Coast (Flagler) Air National Guard C/2-124th IN Bn, A/3-20th SF Ocala (Marion) D/2-124th IN Bn Eustis (Lake) Btry B & C /1-265th ADA Deland (Volusia) 164th ADA B/2-124th IN Sanford (Seminole) 83rd Troop Cmd A/2-124th IN Bn Leesburg (Lake) 53rd BCT 690th MP Co Crystal River (Citrus) HHB/164th ADA Bde Orlando (Orange) 50th RSG 1/HHC/1-185th AV, B/1-185th AV, Det 1, D/1-185th AV, 114th SPCS Cape Canaveral AFS/Patrick AFB (Brevard) CBJTC 1/E/1-185th AV, 1/H/171st AV Brooksville (Hernando) B/1-124th IN Bn Cocoa (Brevard) JFHQ-FL G/53rd FSC Dade City (Pasco) HHC/2-124th, Orlando (Orange) City (County) HHB/2-116th FA Lakeland (Polk) 715th MP Co Melbourne (Brevard) Effective 1 Sep 2014 F/53rd FSC Haines City (Polk) Btry C/3-265th ADA Palmetto (Manatee) BTRY B/2-116th FA Winter Haven (Polk) Btry A/D /3-265th ADA Bradenton (Manatee) 48th CST Clearwater (Pinellas) C/3-20th SF Wauchula (Hardee) 3116th FSC Lake Wales (Polk) B/53rd SPT Bn Tampa (Hillsborough) HHB/3-265th ADA Sarasota (Sarasota) 806th MP Co Ft. Pierce (St. Lucie)

Btry B/3-116th FA Avon Park (Highlands) BTRY A/2-116th FA Bartow (Polk) HQ, 53rd BCT, HHC/53rd BCT, A/53rd SPT Bn HHC/B/C/BST Bn, B/260th MI Bn AFRC (Pinellas) Btry A/3-116th FA Arcadia (DeSoto) 1218th TC Co, HHD/254th TC BN, West Palm Beach (Palm Beach) SOD-C MacDill AFB, Tampa (Hillsborough) Btry B/3-265th ADA Ft. Myers (Lee) 856th QM Co Immokalee (Collier) D/1-124th IN Bn WPB, (Palm Beach) HQ/HHC/C/53rd SPT Bn St. Petersburg (Pinellas) 356th QM Co Ft. Lauderdale (Broward) HHB/3-116th FA Plant City (Hillsborough) A/1-124th IN Hollywood (Broward)

13th AG Band, N Miami (Dade)

128 Military Units in 55 Communities E/53rd FSC, HHC/C/1-124th IN, 260th MI, Miami (Dade)

Approx 12,000 Guard Members 50th RSG, 930th ALT, Homestead (Dade) 82,000 Acres and 900+ Buildings Det 1, 125th Fighter Wing Homestead ARB (Dade) Programs that Add Value Community Role

Youth Challenge

A Key Responsibility

STARBASE

About Face Forward March 9 DMA’s 2016-17 Operating Budget

Program Areas with Funding:

• Drug Interdiction and Prevention $7,300,000

• Executive Direction and Support Services $3,810,182

• Federal/State Cooperative Agreements $38,112,916

• Military Readiness and Response $22,635,029

Total $71,858,127

State Funds = $27,767,718 Federal Funds = $44,090,409 DMA’s 2016-17 FTE

Program Areas by FTE:

• Drug Interdiction and Prevention 0

• Executive Direction and Support Services 26

• Federal/State Cooperative Agreements 319

• Military Readiness and Response 108

Total 453

State Funded = 134 Federally Funded = 319 DMA’s High Priority LBR Issues

Priority 1 - Revitalization of the RFE Armory $6,000,000

Priority 2 - Armory Security Enhancements $2,000,000

Priority 3 - Maintenance & Repair Funds $3,400,000

Priority 4 - Education Duty Dollars $750,000

Priority 5 - Florida Youth Challenge $675,000 DMA’s Vision Moving Forward

Air National Guard – F-35 www.floridaguard.army.mil/news http://dma.myflorida.com www.twitter.com/flguard www.facebook.com/floridanationalguard Senate Transportation, Tourism and Economic Development

FLORIDA Appropriations Subcommittee DEPARTMENT of STATE December 2016 Preserve, Promote, Provide

 Oversight of Florida’s elections.  Historic preservation and archaeological research activities.  Promoting a business-friendly corporate filing environment.  Support for libraries throughout the State.  Promoting cultural heritage tourism through several grant programs and historic site management.

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE 2 Department of State Divisions

Administrative Corporations Services

Cultural Elections Affairs

Library & Historical Information Resources Services

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Division of Corporations

• FTE: 102.00 • Two (2) Bureaus:

• Bureau of Commercial Recording • Bureau of Commercial Information Services Revenue Collections 330,000,000 324,405,351 2.1 Million 325,000,000 320,000,000 315,263,105 Businesses Registered 315,000,000

310,000,000 304,430,058 305,000,000

300,000,000

295,000,000

290,000,000 2013 2014 2015

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Division of Cultural Affairs

• FTE: 35.00 • Three (3) Program Areas:

• Cultural and Museum Grant Programs • Cultural Services and Information Programs • Museum of Florida History Program

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Division of Elections

• FTE: 56.00 • Three (3) Bureaus: • Bureau of Voter Registration • Bureau of Voting Systems Certification • Bureau of Election Records

2016 General Election Turnout Voted By Mail 2,732,075 Total Turnout Voted Early 3,874,929 9,580,489 74.48%

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Division of Historical Resources

• FTE: 53.00 • Two (2) Bureaus:

• Bureau of Historic Preservation • Bureau of Archaeological Research

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Division of Library and Information Services • FTE: 69.00 • Three (3) Bureaus:

• Bureau of Archives & Records Management • Bureau of Library & Network Services • Bureau of Library Development

Improving Education by reaching over 1.1 million children and teens in library summer reading programs each year

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Department of State

FY 2016-17 Appropriations

General Revenue $106,602,959

Trust Fund $45,671,258

Total - $152,274,271

FTE: 411

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE Legislative Budget Request FY 2017-2018

• $350,000 – Facilities Improvement and Maintenance

• $500,000 – Electronic Imaging Conversion Project

• $800,000 – Increasing Funding for State Aid to Libraries

• $1,000,000 – Cultural and Museum Grants (General Program Support)

• $1,187,190 – Historic Preservation Grants Program (Small Matching)

• $2,320,109 – Culture Builds Florida Grant Program (Specific Cultural Project)

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE 10 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE

For more information, visit us online at: www.dos.myflorida.com

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE 11

Grant Lists and Information FY 2017—2018

Division of Cultural Affairs

Division of Historical Resources

Division of Library and

Information Services

Cover images left to right from top: Orange County Library System Chickasaw Branch; Leon County Public Library Lake Jackson Branch; National Young Arts Foundation; Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre; Cummer Museum of Art; Hacienda Hotel historic image and renovation; Mel Fisher Maritime Museum archaeology exhibit

Table of Contents

Division of Cultural Affairs Cultural and Museum Grants (General Program Support) ...... 6 Ranked List ...... 7 Culture Builds Florida Grants (Specific Cultural Projects) ...... 31 Ranked List ...... 32 Cultural Facilities ...... 39 Ranked List ...... 40 Cultural Endowment ...... 43 Ranked List ...... 44

Division of Historical Resources Small-Matching Historic Preservation Grants ...... 46 Ranked List ...... 47 Special Category Grants ...... 52 Ranked List ...... 53

Division of Library and Information Services Library Construction Grants ...... 60 Ranked List ...... 61

Division of Cultural Affairs

Cultural and Museum Grants (General Program Support) Culture Builds Florida Grants (Specific Cultural Projects) Cultural Facilities Cultural Endowment

Cultural and Museum Grants Overview (General Program Support) Division of Cultural Affairs

S. 265.286(3), F.S. Chapter 1T-1.036, Florida Administrative Code

Cultural and Museum Grants support the general program activities of an organization that is engaged in conducting, creating, producing, presenting, staging, or sponsoring multiple cultural exhibits, performances, educational programs, or events during the grant period. General Program Support funding is not intended to fund indirect or overhead expenses.

Application and Ranking  Applications were submitted online between April 1 and June 1, 2016.  Eligible applications were ranked by panels in 24 separate meetings in August and September 2016 organized by artistic discipline (i.e. visual arts, music, dance, theatre, museums).  Panels are appointed by the Secretary of State and typically include practicing artists, educators, patrons, arts administrators, museum professionals, board members, experts from national arts organizations and qualified professionals in cultural disciplines.  Panelists use a rubric to score applications from 0 to 100, and applications must earn a minimum average score of 80 to be recommended for funding.  Panel recommendations are reported to the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and applications recommended for funding by the Council are merged into one list ranked by average score. This list is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval, and the approved list is provided to the Legislature per Section 265.286, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue  If the list is fully funded, all grantees receive their full request amount; if the appropriation is less than the request, the award amounts are determined by a score-based formula that proportionally distributes the appropriation to all projects on the list.

Awards up to $150,000  Grantees must provide 1:1 match with up to 25% in-kind (donated goods or services); Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) applicants are not required to provide cash match but must show 50% match of in-kind goods or services.  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. All grant activities must be completed within the grant period, and all grant and match funds must be expended within the fiscal year appropriated.

2017-2018 CULTURAL AND MUSEUM (GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT) GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Rank Applicant & Category County Request New World Symphony, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 1 Music Miami Music Project, Inc. Miami-Dade $92,494 2 Music All Florida Youth Orchestra, Incorporated Broward $64,000 3 Music Young At Art of Broward, Inc. Broward $150,000 4 Museum Titusville Playhouse, Inc. Brevard $66,000 5 Community Theatre The Manatee Players, Inc. Manatee $150,000 6 Community Theatre VSA Florida, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 7 State Service Organization Miami City Ballet, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 8 Dance Explorations V Children's Museum, Inc. Polk $78,682 9 Museum Miami Dade College Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 10 Multidisciplinary Dunedin Museum, Inc. Pinellas $23,577 11 Museum Fantasy Theatre Factory, Inc. Miami-Dade $44,869 12 Professional Theatre Florida Studio Theatre, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 13 Professional Theatre The Jacksonville Children's Chorus, Inc. Duval $75,000 14 Music Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida Broward $27,500 15 Music Jorge M. Pérez Art Museum of Miami-Dade County, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 16 Museum Central Florida Ballet. Inc. Orange $47,888 17 Dance Thomas Armour Youth Ballet, Inc. Miami-Dade $112,240 18 Dance The Marion Players, Inc. Marion $125,712 19 Community Theatre

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Gablestage, Inc. Miami-Dade $123,423 20 Professional Theatre Gold Coast Jazz Society, Inc. Broward $45,000 21 Presenter Miami Children's Museum, Inc. Miami-Dade $142,000 22 Museum The Players, Inc. Sarasota $100,000 23 Community Theatre Venice Little Theatre, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 24 Community Theatre Daytona Beach Symphony Society, Inc. Volusia $60,144 25 Presenter Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival, Inc. Nassau $34,099 26 Music ArtSouth, A Not-For-Profit Corporation Miami-Dade $18,468 27 Multidisciplinary Lowry Park Zoological Society of Tampa, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 28 Museum Orlando Repertory Theatre, Inc. Orange $150,000 29 Professional Theatre Leesburg Art Festival, Inc. Lake $15,850 30 Multidisciplinary The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Inc. Orange $150,000 31 Music Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 32 Presenter Monticello Opera House, Inc. Jefferson $40,000 33 Local Arts Agency Jacksonville Symphony Association, Inc. Duval $150,000 34 Music Community Stepping Stones, Inc. Hillsborough $15,583 35 Multidisciplinary Museum of Discovery and Science, Inc. Broward $150,000 36 Museum Orlando Science Center, Inc. Orange $150,000 37 Museum The Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre, Inc. Broward $71,830 38 Community Theatre Atlantic Center for the Arts, Inc. Volusia $127,120 39 Multidisciplinary Miami Children's Chorus, Inc. Miami-Dade $30,000 40 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request University of Florida Alachua $150,000 41 Museum Orlando Ballet, Inc. Orange $150,000 42 Dance Fundarte, Inc. Miami-Dade $47,250 43 Presenter Vero Beach Theatre Guild Indian River $43,530 44 Community Theatre The Rhythm Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $90,000 45 Music The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum Palm Beach $150,000 46 Museum Key West Literary Seminar, Inc. Monroe $76,452 47 Literature Bok Tower Gardens, Inc. Polk $150,000 48 Multidisciplinary The DeEtte Holden Cummer Museum Foundation, Inc. Duval $150,000 49 Museum Performing Arts Center Authority Broward $150,000 50 Presenter The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, Inc. Brevard $150,000 51 Community Theatre Theatre Jacksonville, Inc. Duval $59,000 52 Community Theatre Asolo Theatre, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 53 Professional Theatre University of Miami Miami-Dade $47,000 54 Music University of Florida Alachua $150,000 55 Visual Arts The Florida Historical Society Brevard $25,000 56 Multidisciplinary University of Wynwood, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 57 Literature The Winter Park Playhouse, Inc. Orange $25,000 58 Professional Theatre Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 59 Presenter The Tampa Theatre, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 60 Media Arts Young Singers of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Palm Beach $94,075 61 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Gadsden Arts, Inc. Gadsden $35,869 62 Visual Arts The Naples Players, Inc. Collier $150,000 63 Community Theatre Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. Duval $150,000 64 Local Arts Agency Orlando Museum of Art, Inc. Orange $150,000 65 Museum Orchestra Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $23,174 66 Music MicheLee Puppets, Inc. Orange $45,000 67 Professional Theatre Theatreworks, Inc. Duval $31,917 68 Presenter Jacksonville Zoological Society, Inc. Duval $150,000 69 Museum Lightner Museum of Hobbies St. Johns $50,000 70 Museum Key Chorale, Inc. Sarasota $25,000 71 Music Museum of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg, Florida, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 72 Museum The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Inc. Orange $100,858 73 Music Greater Miami Youth Symphony of Dade County, Inc. Miami-Dade $61,288 74 Music The Tallahassee Ballet, Inc. Leon $74,548 75 Dance The Florida Orchestra, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 76 Music Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 77 Multidisciplinary Chopin Foundation of the United States, Inc. Miami-Dade $40,000 78 Presenter Garden Theatre, Inc. Orange $112,553 79 Professional Theatre Theatre Winter Haven, Inc. Polk $97,333 80 Community Theatre Seraphic Fire, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 81 Music The University of Tampa, Incorporated Hillsborough $76,117 82 Museum

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Brevard $150,000 83 Presenter Monroe Council of the Arts Corporation Monroe $42,500 84 Local Arts Agency American Stage Company, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 85 Professional Theatre The Perlman Music Program/Suncoast, Inc. Sarasota $71,797 86 Music Key West Botanical Garden Society, Inc. Monroe $37,000 87 Museum The Dance Now! Ensemble, Inc. Miami-Dade $19,265 88 Dance Sarasota Film Festival, Inc. Sarasota $105,000 89 Media Arts Living Arts Trust, Inc. Miami-Dade $64,605 90 Media Arts Arts Center Association, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 91 Visual Arts Highlands Art League, Inc. Highlands $16,600 92 Multidisciplinary Norton Museum of Art, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 93 Museum Hollywood Art and Culture Center, Inc. Broward $125,500 94 Multidisciplinary The Artist Series of Tallahassee, Inc. Leon $15,000 95 Music Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Leon $70,829 96 Music Davie School Foundation, Inc. Broward $37,027 97 Museum Florida West Coast Symphony, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 98 Music South Florida State College Highlands $52,315 99 Presenter Lee County Alliance of the Arts, Inc. Lee $90,000 100 Local Arts Agency Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Lee $103,041 101 Music The Florida Aquarium, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 102 Museum Great Explorations, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 103 Museum

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Florida Atlantic University Palm Beach $36,550 104 Visual Arts National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 105 Multidisciplinary The Circus Arts Conservatory, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 106 Multidisciplinary FloriMezzo, Inc. Hillsborough $13,200 107 Music Creative Clay, Inc. Pinellas $64,815 108 Multidisciplinary City of Sarasota Sarasota $150,000 109 Presenter Tallahassee Little Theatre, Inc. Leon $51,000 110 Community Theatre Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade $150,000 111 Museum The Studios of Key West, Inc. Monroe $97,234 112 Multidisciplinary Tallahassee Youth Orchestras, Inc. Leon $15,400 113 Music Riverside Fine Arts Association, Inc. Duval $22,082 114 Presenter Museum of Arts and Sciences, Inc. Volusia $150,000 115 Museum Museum of Science and History of Jacksonville, Inc. Duval $150,000 116 Museum The Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 117 Museum Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics, Inc. Alachua $82,700 118 Multidisciplinary Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society, Inc. Monroe $150,000 119 Museum Children's Museum of Tampa, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 120 Museum Stage Works, Inc. Hillsborough $50,000 121 Professional Theatre Riverside Theatre, Inc. Indian River $150,000 122 Professional Theatre Artis—Naples, Inc. Collier $150,000 123 Multidisciplinary Palm Beach Dramaworks, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 124 Professional Theatre

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Arts for Learning/Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $130,000 125 Multidisciplinary The Hippodrome State Theatre, Inc. Alachua $150,000 126 Professional Theatre The Dunedin Fine Art Center, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 127 Visual Arts Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $107,200 128 Literature Miami Theater Center, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 129 Professional Theatre Key West Players, Inc. Monroe $107,547 130 Professional Theatre Actors' Playhouse Productions Miami-Dade $150,000 131 Professional Theatre Ritz Chamber Music Society, Inc. Duval $26,974 132 Music Sarasota Opera Association, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 133 Music Florida State University Foundation, Inc. Leon $150,000 134 Presenter United Arts of Central Florida Orange $150,000 135 Local Arts Agency Opera Orlando, Inc. Orange $18,934 136 Music Urban Think Foundation, Inc. Orange $21,486 137 Literature Crealde School of Art Orange $104,731 138 Visual Arts Miami International Jazz Fest, Inc. Miami-Dade $6,442 139 Presenter Maitland Art and History Association, Inc. Orange $109,505 140 Museum Historical Society of Central Florida, Inc. Orange $150,000 141 Museum Florida Repertory Company, Inc. Lee $150,000 142 Professional Theatre Coexistence, Inc. Sarasota $62,702 143 Visual Arts Ballet Pensacola, Inc. Escambia $72,978 144 Dance The Greater Pensacola Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Escambia $141,717 145 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request South Florida Art Center, Inc. Miami-Dade $123,000 146 Visual Arts Sarasota Concert Association, Inc. Sarasota $24,800 147 Presenter Vero Beach Museum of Art, Inc. Indian River $150,000 148 Museum Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc. Seminole $150,000 149 Museum Dance Alive!, Inc. Alachua $54,000 150 Dance Tallahassee-Leon County Cultural Resources Commission Leon $114,000 151 Local Arts Agency The Morikami, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 152 Museum Flagler Beach Historical Museum, Inc. Flagler $7,916 153 Museum Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc. Pinellas $150,000 154 Presenter Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Orange $58,000 155 Florida, Inc. Museum Holocaust Memorial Committee Miami-Dade $106,000 156 Museum Nova Southeastern University Broward $150,000 157 Visual Arts South Florida Composers Alliance, Inc. Miami-Dade $13,955 158 Multidisciplinary Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota, Inc. Sarasota $20,000 159 Presenter Tampa, Florida, Chapter No. 1 of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., Inc. Hillsborough $12,000 160 Music Enzian Theatre, Inc. Orange $150,000 161 Media Arts Loxahatchee River Historical Society, Inc. Palm Beach $114,000 162 Museum Boca Raton Philharmonic Symphonia, Inc. Palm Beach $49,000 163 Music Space Coast Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Brevard $29,192 164 Music Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $67,525 165 Presenter

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Boca Raton Museum of Art, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 166 Museum The Hermitage Artist Retreat, Inc. Sarasota $65,550 167 Multidisciplinary The Jobsite Theater, Inc. Hillsborough $22,250 168 Professional Theatre Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Inc. Orange $150,000 169 Professional Theatre Naples Music Club Collier $13,394 170 Music ArtServe, Inc. Broward $117,300 171 Multidisciplinary Flagler Auditorium Governing Board, Inc. Flagler $48,000 172 Professional Theatre Florida Association of Museums Foundation, Inc. Leon $73,550 173 State Service Organization Arts Council of Hillsborough County Hillsborough $122,877 174 Local Arts Agency Brevard Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Brevard $90,000 175 Music FreeFall Theatre, Inc. Pinellas $25,000 176 Professional Theatre South Florida Museum and Bishop Planetarium, Inc. Manatee $150,000 177 Museum Coral Springs Museum of Art, Inc. Broward $84,261 178 Visual Arts College of Central Florida Foundation, Inc. Marion $47,664 179 Museum Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 180 Presenter The Broward County Film Society, Inc. Broward $125,650 181 Media Arts Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Lee $150,000 182 Association, Inc. Music Panama City Pops Orchestra Bay $24,140 183 Music Arca Images, Inc. Miami-Dade $14,443 184 Professional Theatre Bonnet House, Inc. Broward $150,000 185 Museum

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Gainesville Youth Chorus, Inc. Alachua $6,871 186 Music Slow Burn Theatre Company, Inc. Broward $51,417 187 Professional Theatre Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 188 Professional Theatre South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, Inc. Palm Beach $87,500 189 Museum Florida International University Research Foundation Miami-Dade $150,000 190 Museum Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra, Inc. Orange $18,100 191 Music Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science, Inc. Leon $150,000 192 Museum Florida International University Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 193 Museum Pensacola Opera Escambia $97,201 194 Music Ritz Community Theater Projects, Inc. Seminole $25,000 195 Community Theatre Naples Botanical Garden, Inc. Collier $150,000 196 Multidisciplinary American Children's Orchestras for Peace, Inc. Miami-Dade $32,932 197 Music Expanding and Preserving Our Cultural Heritage, Inc. Palm Beach $22,851 198 Museum Friends of the Festival, Inc. Hillsborough $21,349 199 Media Arts Ocala Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Marion $52,011 200 Music Zoo Miami Foundation Miami-Dade $150,000 201 Museum Clearwater Marine Aquarium Pinellas $150,000 202 Museum Locust Projects, Inc. Miami-Dade $75,000 203 Visual Arts Miami Hispanic Ballet Corp. Miami-Dade $40,000 204 Presenter The Broward Stage Door Theater Co., Inc. Broward $25,000 205 Professional Theatre Florida State College at Jacksonville Foundation, Inc. Duval $150,000 206 Presenter

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Sarasota Ballet of Florida, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 207 Dance ArtCenter Manatee Manatee $59,381 208 Visual Arts The Hub on Canal, Inc. Volusia $18,500 209 Multidisciplinary Mad Cow Theatre, Inc. Orange $102,521 210 Professional Theatre The Museum of Art, Deland, Florida, Inc. Volusia $130,000 211 Museum The Pensacola Mess Hall, Inc. Escambia $25,000 212 Museum Palm Beach Opera, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 213 Music Downtown Arts District, Inc. Orange $115,000 214 Multidisciplinary Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $40,575 215 Professional Theatre Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $39,268 216 Multidisciplinary Florida State University Leon $44,500 217 Museum Key West Art and Historical Society, Inc. Monroe $150,000 218 Museum International Fringe Festival of Central Florida, Inc. Orange $90,000 219 Presenter Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 220 Multidisciplinary Florida Grand Opera, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 221 Music Museum of Science & Industry, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 222 Museum Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe of Florida, Inc. Sarasota $50,000 223 Professional Theatre West Volusia Historical Society, Inc. Volusia $6,237 224 Museum City of Orlando Orange $150,000 225 Museum Rollins College Orange $130,000 226 Museum Beaches Fine Arts Series, Inc. Duval $34,000 227 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Ballet Palm Beach, Inc. Palm Beach $36,460 228 Dance Gulf Coast Heritage Association, Inc. Sarasota $82,000 229 Museum Amelia Island Museum of History, Inc. Nassau $36,714 230 Museum Bascomb Memorial Broadcasting Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $100,650 231 Media Arts Northwest Florida Ballet, Inc. Okaloosa $101,142 232 Dance Pensacola Museum of Art, Inc. Escambia $64,000 233 Museum Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, Inc. Orange $29,978 234 Museum Village of Pinecrest Miami-Dade $150,000 235 Multidisciplinary Emerald Coast Theatre Company Walton $18,050 236 Professional Theatre The Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach, Inc. St. Johns $71,900 237 Multidisciplinary Barrier Island Group for the Arts, Inc. Lee $25,000 238 Multidisciplinary The Tampa Bay History Center, Inc. Hillsborough $150,000 239 Museum Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, Inc. Duval $150,000 240 Museum Bay Street Players, Inc. Lake $25,000 241 Community Theatre Boca Raton Historical Society, Inc. Palm Beach $89,000 242 Museum Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education, Inc. Miami-Dade $40,000 243 Media Arts Firehouse Cultural Center, Inc. Hillsborough $20,000 244 Multidisciplinary Melbourne Chamber Music Society, Inc. Brevard $8,191 245 Presenter The Children's Voice Chorus, Inc. Miami-Dade $7,400 246 Music Creation Art Center Corporation Miami-Dade $14,000 247 Multidisciplinary The Choral Society of Pensacola, Inc. Escambia $16,074 248 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request The Stranahan House, Inc. Broward $44,000 249 Museum Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center, Inc. Miami-Dade $23,500 250 Community Theatre Master Chorale of South Florida, Inc. Broward $28,380 251 Music Deland Fall Festival of the Arts, Inc. Volusia $18,300 252 Multidisciplinary Miami Rail Publishing Corporation Miami-Dade $7,352 253 Literature City of Pembroke Pines Broward $25,000 254 Multidisciplinary Symphonic Chorale of Southwest Florida, Inc. Lee $8,469 255 Music Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Inc. Broward $64,669 256 Museum Palm Beach State College Palm Beach $150,000 257 Presenter Pensacola Children's Chorus, Inc. Escambia $105,100 258 Music Save Our Seabirds, Inc. Sarasota $45,888 259 Museum East Coast Zoological Society of Florida, Inc. Brevard $150,000 260 Museum Historical Association of Southern Florida, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 261 Museum Miami Dade College Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 262 Media Arts Gulf Coast Youth Choirs, Inc. Hillsborough $20,000 263 Music Area Performance Gallery, Inc. Miami-Dade $75,000 264 Multidisciplinary Miami Beach Film Society, Inc. Miami-Dade $35,000 265 Media Arts Blue Planet International Explorers' Bazaar & Writers' Palm Beach $4,800 266 Room, Inc. Multidisciplinary Shell Museum and Educational Foundation, Inc. Lee $150,000 267 Museum Romanza-St. Augustine, Inc. St. Johns $38,140 268 Presenter

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Florida Craftsmen Pinellas $60,000 269 Visual Arts The St. Augustine Art Association St. Johns $19,175 270 Visual Arts Friends of the Bass Museum, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 271 Museum Patrons of Exceptional Artists, Inc. Miami-Dade $17,300 272 Music Gulfshore Playhouse, Inc. Collier $150,000 273 Professional Theatre Choral Masterworks Festival, Inc. Hillsborough $22,162 274 Music Guitars Over Guns Organization, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 275 Multidisciplinary Melbourne Municipal Band Association, Inc. Brevard $17,321 276 Music The Saint Augustine Lighthouse and Museum St. Johns $150,000 277 Museum Stage Aurora Theatrical Company, Inc. Duval $14,976 278 Community Theatre Limelight Theatre, Inc. St. Johns $56,809 279 Community Theatre Art2Action, Inc. Hillsborough $19,000 280 Presenter Historical Society of Palm Beach County Palm Beach $77,502 281 Museum Stonewall Library & Archives, Inc. Broward $60,317 282 Museum St. Petersburg Opera Company Pinellas $92,973 283 Music Florida Dance Association, Inc. Hillsborough $24,200 284 State Service Organization Brevard Cultural Alliance, Inc. Brevard $90,000 285 Local Arts Agency Boca Ballet Theatre Company Palm Beach $113,306 286 Dance Musicall, Inc. Miami-Dade $8,100 287 Music School of the Arts Foundation, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 288 Multidisciplinary Bakehouse Art Complex, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 289 Visual Arts

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Santa Fe College Alachua $33,262 290 Multidisciplinary The University of Central Florida Board of Trustees Orange $150,000 291 Media Arts Spanish Lyric Theatre, Inc. Hillsborough $5,637 292 Community Theatre Florida Museum of Photographic Arts Hillsborough $25,000 293 Museum Speak Up Tampa Bay Public Access Television, Inc. Hillsborough $63,517 294 Media Arts St. Augustine Orchestra, Inc. St. Johns $4,322 295 Music Beaches Area Historical Society, Inc. Duval $25,000 296 Museum The Tampa Film Institute, Inc. Hillsborough $31,000 297 Media Arts The Girlchoir of South Florida, Inc. Broward $34,000 298 Music Sinfonia Gulf Coast, Inc. Okaloosa $105,779 299 Music The Imperial Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Polk $47,337 300 Music Jazz Society of Pensacola, Inc. Escambia $14,345 301 Music The Arts Council, Inc. Martin $56,000 302 Local Arts Agency The University of South Florida Hillsborough $142,000 303 Museum Polk Museum of Art, Inc. Polk $150,000 304 Museum Symphony of the Americas, Inc. Broward $150,000 305 Music Lynn University, Inc. Palm Beach $135,500 306 Music Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center, Inc. Palm Beach $25,000 307 Multidisciplinary Center for Creative Education, Inc. Palm Beach $141,682 308 Multidisciplinary South Florida Youth Symphony, Inc. Miami-Dade $19,200 309 Music Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Inc. Collier $25,000 310 Museum

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Daytona State College Volusia $34,323 311 Museum Opera Naples, Inc. Collier $100,000 312 Music Golisano Children's Museum of Naples Collier $150,000 313 Museum Sands Theater Center, Inc. Volusia $62,000 314 Community Theatre Centro Cultural Español De Cooperación Iberoamericana Miami-Dade $60,000 315 Multidisciplinary Goodwood Museum and Gardens, Inc. Leon $55,000 316 Multidisciplinary The Tallahassee Bach Parley, Inc. Leon $5,432 317 Music Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 318 Local Arts Agency Lighthouse ArtCenter, Inc. Palm Beach $119,685 319 Visual Arts Broward County Broward $150,000 320 Local Arts Agency Aequalis, Inc. Palm Beach $28,614 321 Multidisciplinary Young Actors Theatre of Tallahassee, Inc. Leon $65,000 322 Community Theatre Shoestring Theatre, Inc. Volusia $7,985 323 Community Theatre Brevard Regional Arts Group, Inc. Brevard $77,200 324 Community Theatre Lakeland Community Theatre, Inc. Polk $45,500 325 Community Theatre Marathon Community Theatre, Inc. Monroe $28,639 326 Community Theatre Images, A Festival of the Arts, Inc. Volusia $26,520 327 Visual Arts Miami Light Project, Inc. Miami-Dade $80,000 328 Presenter Coral Gables Cinemateque Inc. Miami-Dade $79,871 329 Media Arts Bits 'N Pieces Puppet Theatre, Inc. Hillsborough $14,782 330 Professional Theatre Delray Beach Creative City Collaborative, Inc. Palm Beach $143,479 331 Multidisciplinary

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Pensacola Little Theatre, Inc. Escambia $123,330 332 Community Theatre Sunfest of Palm Beach County, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 333 Presenter Ballet Etudes of South Florida, Inc. Miami-Dade $9,989 334 Dance South Florida PBS, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 335 Media Arts Florida Singing Sons, Inc. Broward $44,826 336 Music Miami Lyric Opera, Inc. Miami-Dade $16,662 337 Community Theatre The Palm Beach Symphony Society, Inc. Palm Beach $25,000 338 Music Atlantic Classical Orchestra, Inc. St. Lucie $50,000 339 Music Central Florida Vocal Arts Orange $3,000 340 Community Theatre Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, Inc. Miami-Dade $85,000 341 Dance Florida Arts, Inc. Lee $68,898 342 Multidisciplinary City Theatre Miami-Dade $47,200 343 Professional Theatre South Florida Pride Wind Ensemble, Inc. Broward $8,495 344 Music Mote Marine Laboratory, Inc. Sarasota $150,000 345 Museum Artel, Inc. Escambia $4,527 346 Visual Arts The Zoological Society of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 347 Museum Central Florida Community Arts, Inc. Orange $25,000 348 Multidisciplinary Vero Beach Opera, Inc. Indian River $20,398 349 Music Arts & Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County, Inc. Sarasota $58,147 350 Local Arts Agency The Miami Music Association, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 351 Music Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 352 Museum

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Arts and Humanities Council of Charlotte County, Inc. Charlotte $26,750 353 Local Arts Agency Naples Art Association, Inc. Collier $130,000 354 Visual Arts The Lake Worth Playhouse, Inc. Palm Beach $90,000 355 Community Theatre Friday Musicale, Inc. Duval $23,673 356 Music Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $70,000 357 Museum Arts Council of Greater Palatka, Inc. Putnam $20,563 358 Local Arts Agency Peter London Global Dance Company, Inc. Miami-Dade $23,400 359 Dance The St. Augustine Community Chorus, Incorporated St. Johns $5,000 360 Music Avenida De Colores, Inc. Sarasota $25,000 361 Multidisciplinary Gateway Center for the Arts, Inc. Volusia $26,101 362 Multidisciplinary "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society, Inc. Lee $25,000 363 Multidisciplinary Flamingo Gardens, Inc. Broward $150,000 364 Museum Fort Pierce Utilities Authority St. Lucie $25,000 365 Museum ArtsNaples World Festival, Inc. Lee $50,000 366 Multidisciplinary Orange Park Community Theatre, Inc. Clay $14,000 367 Community Theatre City of Gainesville Alachua $150,000 368 Local Arts Agency The Florida Music Education Association, Inc. Leon $150,000 369 State Service Organization First Coast Opera, Inc. St. Johns $6,400 370 Music Friends of the Mennello Museum of American Art, Inc. Orange $25,000 371 Visual Arts Gainesville Fine Arts Association, Inc. Alachua $6,160 372 Multidisciplinary 621 Gallery, Inc. Leon $5,869 373 Visual Arts

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Valiant Air Command, Inc. Brevard $25,000 374 Museum City of Tarpon Springs Pinellas $89,926 375 Multidisciplinary Miami Music Institute, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 376 Music Gulfshore Ballet, Inc. Lee $17,150 377 Dance Una Voce: The Florida Men's Chorale, Inc. Hillsborough $8,925 378 Music Albin Polasek Foundation, Inc. Orange $90,000 379 Museum Dade Heritage Trust, Inc. Miami-Dade $17,500 380 Multidisciplinary Miami Dance Project, Inc. Miami-Dade $40,000 381 Dance Miami Dade College Miami-Dade $100,000 382 Media Arts Miami Bach Society, Inc. Miami-Dade $30,000 383 Music Sociedad Pro Arte Grateli, Inc. Miami-Dade $24,500 384 Professional Theatre Arts & Business Council of Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $26,000 385 Multidisciplinary The Armory Art Center, Inc. Palm Beach $150,000 386 Visual Arts Timucua Arts Foundation, Inc. Orange $4,552 387 Presenter Greater Miami Youth for Christ, Inc. Miami-Dade $35,000 388 Multidisciplinary Tigertail Productions, Inc. Miami-Dade $46,236 389 Multidisciplinary Osceola County Historical Society Osceola $25,000 390 Museum Anhinga Press, Inc. Leon $7,000 391 Literature Tampa Museum of Art, Inc. Hillsborough $125,960 392 Museum McKee Botanical Garden, Inc. Indian River $135,000 393 Museum Academy of Ballet Arts, Inc. Pinellas $17,174 394 Dance

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program, Inc. St. Johns $25,000 395 Multidisciplinary Museum of Contempoarary Art, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 396 Visual Arts City of Pompano Beach Parks, Recreation and Cultural Broward $150,000 397 Affairs Presenter Florida Film Institute, Inc. Miami-Dade $18,600 398 Media Arts Artists Showcase of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Palm Beach $9,230 399 Visual Arts Clearwater Jazz Holiday Foundation, Inc. Pinellas $145,000 400 Presenter The Florida International University Board of Trustees Miami-Dade $150,000 401 Museum Olympia Center, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 402 Presenter The Miami Symphony Orchestra/Orquesta Sinfonica De Miami-Dade $140,000 403 Miami, Inc. Music John Gilmore Center for African American History and Leon $36,864 404 Culture Museum Ormond Memorial Art Museum, Inc. Volusia $24,460 405 Visual Arts Island City Stage, Inc. Broward $21,000 406 Professional Theatre Arts Association of Alachua County Alachua $13,600 407 Multidisciplinary Ormond Beach Historical Society, Inc. Volusia $18,619 408 Museum Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Inc. Miami-Dade $48,000 409 Museum Southern Atelier, Inc. Manatee $11,838 410 Visual Arts World AIDS Museum, Incorporated Broward $10,585 411 Museum Florida School Music Association, Incorporated Leon $45,000 412 State Service Organization Cathedral Arts Project, Inc. Duval $150,000 413 Multidisciplinary

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Eau Gallie Arts District Main Street, Inc. Brevard $12,500 414 Multidisciplinary Florida Dance Theatre, Inc. Polk $28,500 415 Dance Les Demerle Amelia Island Jazz Festival, Inc. Nassau $7,818 416 Presenter The Cove/Rincon Corp. Miami-Dade $2,000 417 Multidisciplinary United Arts Council of Collier County, Inc. Collier $60,075 418 Local Arts Agency The Studio @ 620, Inc. Pinellas $30,000 419 Multidisciplinary Martin Theatre, Inc. Bay $37,499 420 Multidisciplinary Alhambra Music, Inc. Miami-Dade $6,330 421 Music Community Arts and Culture, Inc. Miami-Dade $9,176 422 Music Gasparilla Music Foundation, Inc. Hillsborough $25,000 423 Presenter South Florida Symphony Orchestra Broward $106,157 424 Music Emerald Coast Science Center Okaloosa $25,000 425 Museum Treasure Coast Community Singers, Inc. St. Lucie $10,400 426 Music Baker County School Board Baker $36,700 427 Visual Arts Art League of Marco Island, Inc. Collier $48,200 428 Multidisciplinary Tallahassee Community College Leon $150,000 429 Multidisciplinary Messiah Choral Society, Inc. Orange $3,217 430 Music Halifax Historical Society, Inc. Volusia $8,833 431 Museum Tampa Educational Cable Consortium, Inc. Hillsborough $44,000 432 Media Arts Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $14,000 433 Dance Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community Orange $73,719 434 Multidisciplinary

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Broward College Broward $25,000 435 Multidisciplinary Beacon College $6,300 436 Visual Arts The Dave and Mary Alper Jewish Community Center Miami-Dade $150,000 437 Multidisciplinary Gulfshore Opera, Inc. Collier $25,000 438 Music First City Arts Alliance, Inc. Escambia $25,000 439 Visual Arts Lemoyne Art Foundation, Inc. Leon $25,000 440 Visual Arts City of Miramar Broward $150,000 441 Presenter University of Florida Alachua $132,500 442 Multidisciplinary Historical Society of Martin County, Inc. Martin $109,500 443 Museum Brazz Dance Theater, Incorporated Miami-Dade $8,000 444 Dance Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation Corp. Miami-Dade $25,000 445 Museum Bay Arts Alliance, Inc. Bay $90,000 446 Local Arts Agency Pasco Fine Arts Council, Inc. Pasco $10,000 447 Local Arts Agency Florida Art Education Association, Incorporated Leon $30,500 448 State Service Organization Algo Nuevo, Incorporated Miami-Dade $1,975 449 Presenter El Ingenio, Inc. Miami-Dade $5,200 450 Professional Theatre Brazilian Voices, Inc. Broward $9,000 451 Music Ashanti Cultural Arts and Enrichment Broward $1,700 452 Multidisciplinary Sol Children Theatre, Inc. Palm Beach $20,000 453 Community Theatre City of Homestead Miami-Dade $25,000 454 Multidisciplinary Civic Chorale of Greater Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $4,555 455 Music

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Melon Patch Players, Inc. Lake $14,210 456 Community Theatre Boynton Cultural Centre, Inc. Palm Beach $20,750 457 Multidisciplinary South Florida Friends of Classical Music, Inc. Miami-Dade $5,639 458 Music Bahama Village Music Program, Inc. Monroe $10,000 459 Music Museum of Science, Inc. Miami-Dade $150,000 460 Museum St. Johns County Cultural Council, Inc. St. Johns $139,955 461 Local Arts Agency Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. Duval $150,000 462 Multidisciplinary Choral Arts Society Flagler $1,245 463 Music Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Orange $25,000 464 Presenter Mosaic Dance Project Miami-Dade $7,394 465 Dance The M Ensemble Company, Inc. Miami-Dade $18,000 466 Professional Theatre U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum, Inc. Brevard $25,000 467 Museum IFCM Corp. Miami-Dade $24,500 468 Media Arts Friends of Carrollwood Cultural Center, Inc. Hillsborough $81,772 469 Multidisciplinary Polk Theatre, Inc. Polk $95,625 470 Presenter Friends of Mounts Botanical Garden, Inc. Palm Beach $25,000 471 Museum Cannonball Miami, Inc. Miami-Dade $10,000 472 Multidisciplinary Creative Pinellas, Incorporated Pinellas $53,755 473 Local Arts Agency Polk Arts Alliance, Inc Polk $36,000 474 Local Arts Agency City of Lauderhill Broward $25,000 475 Presenter Florida Alliance for Arts Education, Inc. Orange $36,690 476 State Service Organization

Rank Applicant & Category County Request Cade Museum Foundation, Inc. Alachua $25,000 477 Museum Gulf Coast Big Band, Inc. Collier $1,248 478 Music CalaVida, Inc Clay $3,000 479 Multidisciplinary Osceola Arts, Inc. Osceola $91,394 480 Local Arts Agency TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $35,519,347

Culture Builds Florida Overview (Specific Cultural Projects) Division of Cultural Affairs

S. 265.286(3), F.S. Chapter 1T-1.036, Florida Administrative Code

Culture Builds Florida (Specific Cultural Project) grants fund a cultural project, program, exhibition, or series taking place within the grant period. The three project types include Arts in Education projects, discipline-based cultural projects, and Underserved Cultural Community Development projects.

Eligibility  Florida not-for-profit organizations and public entities governed by a county or municipality that are engaging in a cultural project are eligible to apply. The grant activities must support the mission of the organization and further the state's cultural objectives.  A single organization may submit only one (1) General Program Support OR one (1) Specific Cultural Project grant application for each grant period.

Applications and Ranking  Applications were submitted between April 1 and June 1, 2016.  Eligible applications are ranked by panels in 24 separate meetings organized by artistic discipline, i.e. visual arts, music, dance, theatre, museums.  Panels are appointed by the Secretary of State and typically include practicing artists, educators, patrons, arts administrators, museum professionals, board members, experts from national arts organizations, and qualified professionals in cultural disciplines.  Panelists use a rubric to score applications from 0 to 100, and applications must earn a minimum average score of 80 to be recommended for funding.  Panel recommendations are reported to the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and applications recommended for funding by the Council are merged into one list ranked by average score. This list is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval, and the approved list is provided to the Legislature per Section 265.286, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue  The award amounts will be funded top-down at full request until the appropriation is depleted.

Awards up to $25,000  Grantees must provide 1:1 match with up to 25% in-kind (donated goods or services); REDI applicants are not required to provide cash match but must show 50% match of in-kind goods or services.  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. All grant activities must be completed within the grant period, and all grant funds and match must be expended within the fiscal year appropriated.

2017-2018 CULTURE BUILDS FLORIDA (SPECIFIC CULTURAL PROJECT) GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Steinway Society of Central Florida Seminole $25,000 $25,000 1 In-School Piano Program Miami Momentum Dance Company Miami-Dade $22,200 $47,200 2 Momentum Dance Company Four-Tiered Residency 2017-2018 Easter Seals Southwest Florida, Inc. Manatee $24,870 $72,070 3 Inter-generational Theatre Arts - Immersion with Therapy Charlotte Local Education Foundation Charlotte $24,600 $96,670 4 Learning through the Arts Franklin's Promise Coalition, Inc. Franklin $25,000 $121,670 5 Strengthening Resiliency Through the Arts The Flagler Playhouse, Inc. Flagler $20,000 $141,670 6 Salary Assistance for Flagler Playhouse Executive Director Pas De Vie, Inc. Leon $24,800 $166,470 7 TallyTown Classical-Funk Project Creative City Project, Inc. Orange $25,000 $191,470 8 2017 Creative City Project Quality Life Center of Southwest Florida Lee $25,000 $216,470 9 Arts at the Q Karen Peterson and Dancers, Inc. Miami-Dade $20,000 $236,470 10 The 12th Talent Showcase - Dance for Teens with Special Needs Don't Miss A Beat, Inc. Duval $10,000 $246,470 11 Arts Programming for Underserved Youth Highway Park Neighborhood Highlands $20,000 $266,470 Preservation and Enhancement District 12 Highway Park Cultural Arts Program - Dare to Dream Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Federation Sarasota $25,000 $291,470 13 Jewish Film Festival for Cultural Education and Community Outreach Coral Gables Congregational Church Miami-Dade $25,000 $316,470 14 2017 Summer Concert Series & Young Musicians' Summer Master Classes

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Artists in Residence in Everglades, Inc. Miami-Dade $15,000 $331,470 Artists in Residence in Everglades 15 (AIRIE) Residency, Exhibitions and Public Programs MDGLCC Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $356,470 16 World Outgames Miami 2017 National Tropical Botanical Garden, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $381,470 17 The Explorer's Cottage Education and Outreach Program Brevard Schools Foundation, Inc. Brevard $25,000 $406,470 18 Next Generation Artist Residencies NWD Projects, Inc. Miami-Dade $17,000 $423,470 19 National Water Dance/Florida 2018 Brevard Achievement Center, Inc. Brevard $25,000 $448,470 Enhancement of Arts Programs for 20 People with Disabilities in Brevard County Ground Up and Rising, Inc. Miami-Dade $20,000 $468,470 21 Salary Assistance For Executive Director during 2017-2018 Season Life Enrichment Center, Inc. Hillsborough $25,000 $493,470 22 Life Enrichment Center: The Artfully Aging Project Fine Arts of the Suncoast, Inc. Pasco $25,000 $518,470 23 Suncoast Arts Fest Hope at Hand, Inc. Duval $25,000 $543,470 24 North Florida Poetry Hub Jazz Club of Sarasota, Inc. Sarasota $25,000 $568,470 25 Jazzlinks The Florida International University Miami-Dade $25,000 $593,470 Board of Trustees 26 2018 Miami International GuitART Festival The Quincy Music Theatre, Inc. Gadsden $20,000 $613,470 27 Salary Assistance Request Edge Zones, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $638,470 28 Art of Uncertainty - Migrant Vision Deco Echo Artists' Delegation, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $663,470 29 Civility Gloria Musicae, Inc. Sarasota $25,000 $688,470 30 Listen to the Earth

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total County of St. Johns Board of County St. Johns $25,000 $713,470 Commissioners 31 Sing Out Loud: Highlighting Artists across the Historic First Coast Platform Art, Inc. Polk $25,000 $738,470 32 Linesman First Responder Sculpture Project Bas Fisher Invitational, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $763,470 33 Nomadic Miami: Letting artists lead the way ACA of Central Florida, Inc. Seminole $25,000 $788,470 34 Music and Dance of India Jacksonville Historical Society, Inc. Duval $11,520 $799,990 35 The Jacksonville Melting Pot: The Diverse Cultures of Northeast Florida Embrace Music Foundation, Inc. Broward $25,000 $824,990 36 Rhythms of Africa/Music Around the World New College of Florida Sarasota $25,000 $849,990 37 New Music New College 2017–2018 Springfield Preservation and Duval $25,000 $874,990 38 Revitalization Council, Inc. Jacksonville PorchFest 2017 South Florida Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Broward $25,000 $899,990 39 PLUMA (Pre Literacy Using Music and Art) Highlands Museum of the Arts, Inc. Highlands $20,000 $919,990 40 Salary Assistance for Museum Director for the 2017-2018 Season Theater With a Mission, Inc. Leon $7,500 $927,490 41 Taking Plays from Florida's Spanish Past to New Audiences Southern Shakespeare Company, Inc. Leon $25,000 $952,490 42 Southern Shakespeare Festival Moving Current, Inc. Hillsborough $15,000 $967,490 43 New Grounds 2018 Orange County Library Board of Orange $25,000 $992,490 44 Trustees Sunshine State Reading Series Okaloosa Arts Alliance, Inc. Okaloosa $7,500 $999,990 45 Executive Director Salary Assistance ARC of Martin County, Inc. Martin $22,849 $1,022,839 46 Special Training in Exceptional Pottery (STEP) program

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Inspirit, Inc. Palm Beach $5,000 $1,027,839 47 Belle Glade Performance Program Forgotten Coast Cultural Coalition, Inc. Franklin $25,000 $1,052,839 48 Community Conversations en Plein Air (CCenPA) Art Mundo, Inc. St. Lucie $20,000 $1,072,839 49 Salary Assistance for Art Mundo, Inc. The Girls' Club Foundation, Inc. Broward $25,000 $1,097,839 50 Change Agents: Female Artists in South Florida Teatro Avante, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,122,839 51 32nd International Hispanic Theatre Festival Opa-Locka Community Development Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,147,839 52 Corporation, Inc. Thrive at The ARC The Centre for Women, Inc. Hillsborough $24,500 $1,172,339 Heartlandscapes: Tampa Girls Explore 53 America Through Multi-Arts Cultural Exchange Art With a Heart in Healthcare, Inc. Duval $25,000 $1,197,339 54 Healing with the Arts The Murray Dranoff Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,222,339 55 Piano Slam - "The Music Speaks" Arts for Health Florida, Inc. Hillsborough $25,000 $1,247,339 Growing Partnerships and 56 Collaborations in Arts and Health and Well-Being Ghostbird Theatre, Inc. Lee $25,000 $1,272,339 57 Koreshanity Lao Arts and Cultural Foundation, Inc. Pinellas $3,400 $1,275,739 58 Lao New Year Parade City of Apalachicola Franklin $25,000 $1,300,739 Artist in Residency Program, 59 Apalachicola Center for History, Culture and Art African Caribbean Dance Theatre, Inc. Gadsden $25,000 $1,325,739 60 21st Annual Florida African Dance Festival Gainesville Environmental Film and Arts Alachua $25,000 $1,350,739 Festival, Inc. 61 Cinema Verde Environmental Film and Arts Festival

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Global Peace Film Festival, Inc. Orange $10,000 $1,360,739 62 Global Peace Film Festival Paxy, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,385,739 63 Wake up Miami! The Florida Heritage Book Festival, Inc. St. Johns $25,000 $1,410,739 64 Florida Heritage Book Festival Emit, Inc. Pinellas $7,700 $1,418,439 65 2017 St. Petersburg Jazz Festival Young Performing Artists Corporation Sumter $25,000 $1,443,439 66 Multi-Project Florida Literary Arts Coalition, Inc. St. Johns $17,000 $1,460,439 67 Florida Literary Arts Coalition Sponsored Writers' Tours Florida Gulf Coast University Board of Lee $10,000 $1,470,439 Trustees 68 FGCU Art Galleries Exhibitions and Programming The New Music Conflagration, Inc. Pinellas $6,500 $1,476,939 69 New Music Masterworks Series Alliance for Musical Arts Productions Miami-Dade $20,000 $1,496,939 70 Musical Arts & Theater - Youth Drum Line Project Don Gruel Polk $24,500 $1,521,439 71 Flight! by The Atlantic Coast Theatre (A.C.T.) For Youth St. Petersburg Arts Alliance, Inc. Pinellas $22,325 $1,543,764 72 Shine Mural Festival Ballet Flamenco La Rosa, Inc. Miami-Dade $18,000 $1,561,764 73 Verano y Humo Gainesville Chamber Orchestra, Inc. Alachua $25,000 $1,586,764 74 Celebrating the Rich Cultural Diversity of Florida Florida Opera Prima, Inc. Miami-Dade $20,000 $1,606,764 75 Golden Voices Education and Outreach St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Palm Beach $9,500 $1,616,264 76 Arts at St. Andrew's 17-18 Season Program Tempus Projects, Inc. Hillsborough $15,000 $1,631,264 77 Artist Residency Program and Tampa/Havana Artist Exchange Palm Beach Poetry Festival, Inc. Palm Beach $25,000 $1,656,264 78 14th Annual Palm Beach Poetry Festival

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Lake Eustis Museum of Art, Inc. Lake $20,000 $1,676,264 79 Salary Assistance for Executive Director Delou Africa, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,701,264 80 DanceAfrica Miami Grace Arts Center, Inc. Broward $24,150 $1,725,414 A Modern Tropical Tempest - 81 Shakespeare's Anecdotal Play Re- Imagined National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Miami-Dade $22,000 $1,747,414 82 Ill, Inc. Five Outsider Artists from Havana Classic Chamber Concerts, Inc. Collier $20,000 $1,767,414 83 Classic Chamber Concerts' Concert Series Expansion Native Heritage Gathering, Inc. Brevard $15,000 $1,782,414 84 Native Rhythms Festival 2017 Heartland Cultural Alliance, Inc. Highlands $20,000 $1,802,414 85 Salary Assistance for Executive Director During 2017-2018 Season Shine Performing & Creative Arts Orange $20,000 $1,822,414 86 Training Center, Inc. Arts Around the Community Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,847,414 87 MiFo LGBT Film Festival - 9th Annual Fort Lauderdale Edition Jayadevi Arts, Inc. Broward $25,000 $1,872,414 88 Kitchrie Indo-Caribbean Events TL Tango Lovers Organization, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $1,897,414 89 Legacy by Tango Lovers Sculpture Walk, Inc. Duval $25,000 $1,922,414 90 Sculpture Walk - Historic Springfield Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Charlotte $25,000 $1,947,414 91 Where in the World is the Symphony? Street Beat, Incorporated Palm Beach $25,000 $1,972,414 92 Reclaiming the City Through Arts for Underserved Teens Polynesian Culture Association, Inc. Broward $5,000 $1,977,414 93 Dance Equipment for Cultural Outreach Donna Wissinger Clay $25,000 $2,002,414 94 Artz Out Loud Tradisyon Lakou Lakay, Inc. Miami-Dade $25,000 $2,027,414 95 Summer Intensive Institute

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Mary Kelly Sarasota $25,000 $2,052,414 96 Midnight Train: Harriet Tubman Conductor on the Underground Railroad FatVillage Arts District Inc Broward $25,000 $2,077,414 97 Tech Art Incubator Highlands Little Theatre, Inc. Highlands $25,000 $2,102,414 98 Forty Years and Still Rockin! The American Dance Competition, Inc. Seminole $17,300 $2,119,714 99 13th Annual Forum for Elite Ballet Students City of Coral Springs Broward $8,500 $2,128,214 100 "I Have a Dream" Musical Production Ballet Vero Beach, Inc. Indian River $25,000 $2,153,214 101 Nutcracker On The Indian River Gullah Geechee Group, Inc. Broward $25,000 $2,178,214 102 Mende International Film, Cultural Arts Festival - Gullah Geechee Florida State University Leon $25,000 $2,203,214 103 Life and Nothing Else Melbourne Main Street, Inc. Brevard $10,500 $2,213,714 104 Melbourne Mural Project Tampa JCC/Federation, Inc. Hillsborough $15,750 $2,229,464 105 Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival Ozilly Connections, Inc. Osceola $9,300 $2,238,764 106 Camp Africa Florida Caladium Arts & Crafts Cooperative Highlands $20,000 $2,258,764 107 Salary Assistance - Office Manager and Counter Clerk EagleVision Productions, Inc. Indian River $22,795 $2,281,559 108 TV Pilot for a new Arts, Culture and Travel Series Jewish Federation of Pinellas & Pasco Pinellas $24,000 $2,305,559 109 Counties, FL, Inc. Jewish Traditional Arts Programming Lake Worth Cultural Renaissance Palm Beach $14,550 $2,320,109 110 Foundation, Inc. Dia De Los Muertos- Lake Worth TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $2,320,109

Cultural Facilities Grants Overview (Fixed Capital Outlay) Division of Cultural Affairs

S. 265.701, F.S. Chapter 1T-1.039, Florida Administrative Code

Cultural Facilities Grants provide funding for the acquisition, construction, or renovation of buildings which shall be used for the programming, production, presentation, and exhibition of arts and cultural disciplines. These disciplines include music, dance, theatre, creative writing, literature, architecture, painting, sculpture, folk arts, photography, crafts, media arts, visual arts and programs of museums.

Eligibility  Florida not-for-profit organizations and public entities governed by a county or municipality engaging in cultural programming such as museums, performing art centers, orchestras, dance companies, theatre groups and other organizations to promote access, diversity and excellence in cultural activities are eligible to apply.

Application and Ranking  Applications were submitted between April 1 and June 1, 2016.  All eligible applications were ranked by a panel consisting of Florida Council on Arts and Culture members in a public meeting on October 26, 2016.  Panelists score applications from 0 to 100 based upon the following criteria: Scope of Work, Project Budget/Matching Funds, and Need for Project/Project Impact. Applications must receive a minimum average score of 80 or higher to be recommended for funding.  Applications recommended for funding by the Florida Council on Arts and Culture are merged into one list ranked by average score. This list is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval, and the approved list is provided to the Legislature per Section 265.701, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue Fixed Capital Outlay (FCO)  The award amounts will be funded top-down at full request until the appropriation is depleted.  No project may receive more than $1.5 million during a period of five consecutive state fiscal years.

Awards up to $500,000  Grantees must provide 2:1 match (REDI counties or communities with Total Support and Revenue of less than $1,000,001 can request match of 1:1).  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 1, 2019. Awarded grant funds must be spent on project expenses incurred during the grant period.

2017-2018 CULTURAL FACILITIES GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Titusville Playhouse, Inc. Brevard $250,000 $250,000 1 TPI Renovation Phase 4: Rehearsal and Production Facilities Lightner Museum of Hobbies St. Johns $52,534 $302,534 2 Lightner Museum General Facility Renovations Town of Bascom Jackson $39,100 $341,634 3 Bascom Museum and Cultural Center Renovation Project City of Atlantic Beach Duval $43,644 $385,278 4 Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater: Renovation Lowry Park Zoological Society of Hillsborough $400,000 $785,278 Tampa, Inc. 5 Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo: Animal Science & Conservation Center The Zoological Society of the Palm Palm Beach $500,000 $1,285,278 6 Beaches, Inc. Conservation Entrance Pavilion Norton Museum of Art, Inc. Palm Beach $500,000 $1,785,278 7 The New Norton Expansion: Renovation Phase 2 Museum of Science, Inc. Miami-Dade $500,000 $2,285,278 8 Batchelor Environmental Center: New Construction Orlando Science Center, Inc. Orange $123,784 $2,409,062 9 Extend 3-Stop Elevator to 4-Stop: Renovation Museum of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg, Pinellas $123,333 $2,532,395 Florida, Inc. 10 Collection Galleries: Mechanical and Electrical Upgrades Miami City Ballet, Inc. Miami-Dade $360,000 $2,892,395 11 Miami City Ballet: Renovation Phase 1 Gadsden Arts, Inc. Gadsden $144,505 $3,036,900 12 Gadsden Arts Center Fletcher Building: Community Connections Renovation The Studios of Key West, Inc. Monroe $390,000 $3,426,900 13 Roof Terrace at The Studios

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade $500,000 $3,926,900 14 Joseph Caleb Auditorium: Back-of- House Expansion South Florida Science Center and Palm Beach $400,000 $4,326,900 Aquarium, Inc. 15 Science Showcase Covered Amphitheater City of Sarasota Sarasota $25,381 $4,352,281 16 Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall: Lighting Renovation Project Arts Center Association, Inc. Pinellas $500,000 $4,852,281 17 Morean Arts Center Complex Construction Phase 1 Cade Museum Foundation, Inc. Alachua $199,706 $5,051,987 18 Temporary Exhibit Gallery The DeEtte Holden Cummer Museum Duval $500,000 $5,551,987 Foundation, Inc. 19 Garden Learning Center & Greenhouse: New Construction Shell Museum and Educational Lee $500,000 $6,051,987 Foundation, Inc. 20 Nyquist Aquarium Education Center: Ground Floor Renovation City of West Park Broward $500,000 $6,551,987 21 McTyre Park Cultural Center Miami Children's Museum, Inc. Miami-Dade $500,000 $7,051,987 22 Museum Outdoor Entryway Phase 3 Jacksonville Zoological Society, Inc. Duval $500,000 $7,551,987 23 African Forest Great Apes Trails City of Cape Coral Lee $100,000 $7,651,987 24 Art Studio Renovation Pensacola Little Theatre, Inc. Escambia $49,469 $7,701,456 25 Renovating Facility Lighting Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Inc. Palm Beach $500,000 $8,201,456 26 Renovation Phase 1 City of Coral Springs Broward $376,536 $8,577,992 27 Coral Springs Center for the Arts Renovation City of Homestead Miami-Dade $500,000 $9,077,992 28 Losner Park Renovation East Coast Zoological Society of Florida, Brevard $500,000 $9,577,992 29 Inc. River's Edge Renovation

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Florida Arts, Inc. Lee $470,000 $10,047,992 30 Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center Rooftop Reception Area Jorge M. Pérez Art Museum of Miami- Miami-Dade $95,562 $10,143,554 Dade County, Inc. 31 East Beach at Pérez Art Museum Miami: Renovation and Paving Project City of Miami Miami-Dade $48,000 $10,191,554 32 Manuel Artime Theater Interior Renovations Project City of Clermont Lake $500,000 $10,691,554 33 Westlake Wetlands Performance/Event Area McKee Botanical Garden, Inc. Indian River $300,000 $10,991,554 34 Children's Garden Phase 1 Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc. Seminole $100,000 $11,091,554 35 Board Walk Replacement Phase 3 Eckerd College, Inc. Pinellas $500,000 $11,591,554 36 Gallery Wing at New Center for Visual Arts TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $11,591,554

Cultural Endowment Grants Overview Division of Cultural Affairs

S. 265.606, F.S. Chapter 1T-1.001, Florida Administrative Code

The Cultural Endowment Program is designed to create endowments by matching local funds with a State Matching Share. The interest that is generated on the investment is used for general operating support for the cultural organization.

Eligibility  Florida not-for-profit organizations engaging in cultural programming such as museums, local arts agencies, state service organizations, performing art centers, orchestras, dance companies, theatre groups and other organizations to promote access, diversity and excellence in cultural activities are eligible to apply.  The not-for-profit must be designated a Cultural Sponsoring Organization (CSO) by the Florida Council on Arts and Culture by demonstrating not-for-profit status and that the organization is primarily and directly responsible for conducting, creating, producing, presenting, staging or sponsoring a cultural exhibit, performance or event.  When the CSO raises $360,000 in eligible contributions, they can apply for State Matching Share (SMS) in the amount of $240,000. The State Matching Share, when combined with the local match, creates an endowment fund for the organization. These funds are invested by the CSO, and the interest that is generated on the investment is used to support the organization’s programming.  The CSO must not have been awarded a SMS within the 23-month period preceding this application. The 23-month period commences on the day following the date the previous SMS was awarded.

Application and Ranking  Applications for designation as a CSO may be submitted at any time. Designation must be recommended by the Florida Arts Council and approved by the Secretary of State before an organization can be considered eligible to receive a SMS.  An application must be received at least 30 days prior to a regular meeting of the Florida Council on Arts and Culture in order to be included on the agenda. Meetings are held four times a year; generally in March, June, October and November.  The SMS application deadline was June 1, 2016. Designated CSOs may submit an application demonstrating that they have deposited new contributions having a total capital or assessed value of at least $360,000 into the organization's Cultural Endowment Program Fund.  The date of when the contributions in the organization's fund reached $360,000 establishes their place on the Priority List.  The Priority List is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval, and the approved list is provided to the Legislature per Section 265.606, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue  State Matching Shares are distributed top-down in Priority List order.

Awards of $240,000  Grantees must provide a $360,000 local contribution for the $240,000 State Matching Share to create a $600,000 investment.

2017-2018 CULTURAL ENDOWMENT PROGRAM Priority List for State Matching Share

Cumulative Rank Applicant County Request Total 1 Riverside Theatre, Inc. Indian River $240,000 $240,000

2 Vero Beach Museum of Art, Inc. Indian River $240,000 $480,000 Shell Museum and Educational Lee $240,000 $720,000 3 Foundation, Inc. 4 The Tampa Bay History Center, Inc. Hillsborough $240,000 $960,000 Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg Pinellas $240,000 $1,200,000 5 FL, Inc. Broward Performing Arts Broward $240,000 $1,440,000 6 Foundation, Inc. 7 McKee Botanical Garden, Inc. Indian River $240,000 $1,680,000

8 Marco Island Historical Society, Inc. Collier $240,000 $1,920,000

9 Jacksonville Symphony Association Duval $240,000 $2,160,000

10 Norton Museum of Art, Inc. Palm Beach $240,000 $2,400,000

11 Amelia Island Museum of History Nassau $240,000 $2,640,000

12 Friends of the Bass Museum, Inc. Miami-Dade $240,000 $2,880,000

TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $2,880,000

Division of

Historical Resources

Small-Matching Historic Preservation Grants Special Category Grants

Historic Preservation Grants Overview (Small-Matching Grants) Division of Historical Resources

S. 267.0617, F.S. Chapter 1A-39.001, Florida Administrative Code

Historic Preservation Small Matching grants are awarded annually for the rehabilitation and restoration of historic structures, architectural and archaeological surveys which include the recording of the sites in the Florida Master Site File, State Historical Markers, National Register Nominations, Main Street Program start-ups and community education projects such as publications, oral histories, websites and school programs.

Eligibility  Eligible applicants must be a not-for-profit organization or a public entity governed by a county, municipality, school district, community college, college, university or an agency of state government.

Application and Ranking  Applications were submitted between February 29 and April 29, 2016.  Eligible applications were evaluated on a competitive basis by panels of experts during two panel meetings held on July 12 and 13, 2016. One panel reviewed Acquisition and Development projects, and the other panel reviewed Protection and Education projects.  Panels are appointed by the Secretary of State and typically include architects, engineers, historians, archaeologists, educators and museum professionals with experience in historic preservation, as well as citizens with demonstrated interest and experience in historic preservation.  Applications are evaluated on historic significance, endangerment, appropriateness of the preservation treatment proposed, administrative capability of the organization, adequacy of technical and financial resources, educational potential, economic benefits and public good resulting from the project. The Review Panel develops priority listings of all project applications reviewed by ranking each project and recommending funding levels.  Panel recommendations are submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval, and the approved list is provided to the Legislature per Section 267.0617, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is Land Acquisition Trust Fund  The award amounts will be funded top-down at full request until the appropriation is depleted.

Awards of up to $50,000  Grantees must provide 1:1 match, and 25% of the match must be cash. Match requirement are waived for Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) Communities.  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. All grant activities must be completed within the Grant Period, and all grant and match funds must be expended within the fiscal year appropriated.

2017-2018 SMALL-MATCHING HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total University of Florida, Historic Preservation Alachua $50,000 $50,000 Program, College of Design Construction 1 and Program Florida’s Mid-Century Modern Resources University of South Florida Department of Calhoun $47,633 $97,633 Anthropology 2 Apalachicola Valley Archaeology: Survey and Synthesis City of Archer Alachua $950 $98,583 3 Archer School Gymnasium Historic Marker Cowford Archaeological Research Society Duval $950 $99,533 4 Ft. Hatch Historic Marker City of Jacksonville Duval $17,000 $116,533 5 Jacksonville Archives Digitization Project Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society, Inc. Monroe $50,000 $166,533 6 Pop Up Museum for Florida Schools: Connections: Florida and Cuba Aucilla Research Institute, Inc. Jefferson $40,912 $207,445 7 Identifying the Source of Florida River Artifacts City of Gainesville, Planning and Alachua $14,150 $221,595 Development Services Department 8 Historic Preservation Comprehensive Survey and Guidelines Update City of Milton Santa Rosa $10,000 $231,595 9 Milton Historic District Educational Tour Main Street of Monticello Florida, Inc. Jefferson $50,000 $281,595 10 Monticello Historic Property Survey, Phase 1 Florida Historical Society, Inc. Brevard $50,000 $331,595 11 Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine of the Florida Historical Society Southeast Archaeology Foundation, Inc. Wakulla $40,000 $371,595 12 Byrd Hammock Archaeological Research and NHL Nomination City of Miami Miami-Dade $15,000 $386,595 13 Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Community Education City of Fernandina Beach Nassau $40,000 $426,595 14 Fernandina Beach Historic Resources Survey Update St. Marks Refuge Association, Inc. Wakulla $50,000 $476,595 15 St. Marks Lighthouse Handicap Ramp 47

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Crystal River Main Street, Inc. Citrus $25,000 $501,595 16 Crystal River Main Street Start-up Grant Gulf Archaeology Research Institute Citrus $15,000 $516,595 17 Historical Ecology of the Withlacoochee Embayment Cuban Club Foundation, Inc. Hillsborough $50,000 $566,595 18 Cuban Club Centennial Renovation, Phase II Camp Gordon Johnson Association Franklin $26,050 $592,645 19 Camp Gordon Johnston Interpretive Panels and Brochures City of Lake Worth Palm Beach $30,000 $622,645 20 Lake Worth Historic Preservation Design Guidelines Palm Beach County Board of County Palm Beach $48,000 $670,645 21 Commissioners DuBois Park Historic Preservation Plan Blue Horizon Property Solutions, LLC Duval $950 $671,595 22 Van Zant House Historic Marker Quincy Main Street, Inc. Gadsden $50,000 $721,595 23 Historic Quincy Walking Tour Booklet, Brochures, Website, and Audio Tour App Town of Jupiter Palm Beach $14,300 $735,895 24 FEC Train Depot Museum Fernandina Beach Main Street Nassau $25,000 $760,895 25 Fernandina Beach Main Street Start-up Funding Assistance City of Titusville Brevard $50,000 $810,895 26 City-wide Survey of Historical Resources Historic Markers, Inc. Monroe $21,850 $832,745 27 Key West Historic Marker Tour City of Vero Beach Indian River $35,000 $867,745 28 CRSurveyor Digital Application Support City of Lake Worth Palm Beach $50,000 $917,745 29 Lake Worth Historical Resources Survey Update, Phase II Stetson University Pinellas $24,090 $941,835 30 College of Law Condition Assessment Study with Architectural Plans and Elevations Gadsden County Board of County Gadsden $30,000 $971,835 Commissioners 31 Utilizing Oral Accounts to Find Gadsden County's Minority Groups' History Archaeological Research Cooperative, Inc. Putnam $19,420 $991,255 32 Lake George Prehistoric Underwater Survey City of Apalachicola Franklin $50,000 $1,041,255 33 Apalachicola Historic District GIS Project

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Flagler College St. Johns $50,000 $1,091,255 34 Flagler 50: Celebrating a College and a Preservation Legacy, 1968-2018 City of Tampa Hillsborough $15,000 $1,106,255 35 South Ybor City Cultural Resources Survey and National Register Nomination Town of Belleair Pinellas $50,000 $1,156,255 36 Town of Belleair Architectural/Historic Inventory Update Wakulla County School Board Wakulla $50,000 $1,206,255 37 Sopchoppy High School Monticello Opera House, Inc. Jefferson $50,000 $1,256,255 38 Monticello Opera House Continuing Preservation Town of Hastings St. Johns $50,000 $1,306,255 39 HHS Community Building Window Restoration City of Gretna Gadsden $50,000 $1,356,255 40 Gretna Common School Adaptive Reuse Pinellas County Pinellas $50,000 $1,406,255 41 County-wide Historic Bridges Survey Florida Atlantic University Indian River $50,000 $1,456,255 42 Old Vero Ice Age Site: Analysis of 2017 Excavation Materials City of New Port Richey Pasco $50,000 $1,506,255 43 Hacienda Hotel Rehabilitation, Phase II City of Marianna Jackson $50,000 $1,556,255 44 Historic First National Bank Building Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse Most Worshipful Union Grand Lodge of Duval $25,000 $1,581,255 Florida, PHA, Inc. 45 Masonic Temple Judge Shaw Office/Museum Renovation, Phase I Friends of Casa Feliz, Inc. Orange $50,000 $1,631,255 46 Envisioning Sustainability at Historic Casa Feliz Calhoun County Board of County Calhoun $50,000 $1,681,255 Commissioners 47 Calhoun County Historic Courthouse Renovation City of Carrabelle Franklin $50,000 $1,731,255 48 Carrabelle Old City Hall Historic Restoration/Rehabilitation, Phase III First Baptist Church, Madison, Florida Madison $50,000 $1,781,255 49 First Baptist Church Repairs City of Miami Beach Miami-Dade $40,000 $1,821,255 50 Carl Fisher Club House, Phase 1

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total City of Tallahassee Leon $50,000 $1,871,255 51 Waterworks Restoration Melrose Woman's Club, Inc. Putnam $50,000 $1,921,255 52 Melrose Woman's Club Rehabilitation City Of Monticello Jefferson $50,000 $1,971,255 53 Preservation of City Hall The Home Association Hillsborough $47,000 $2,018,255 54 The Home Association New Roof UWF Historic Trust Santa Rosa $50,000 $2,068,255 55 Arcadia Mill Simpson House Restoration City of Titusville Brevard $50,000 $2,118,255 56 Carter's Angels Corner-Carter Family Home Restoration Wakulla County Historical Society Wakulla $49,925 $2,168,180 57 Heritage Village: Laird House/Smith Creek School Operation New Hope, Inc. Duval $37,500 $2,205,680 58 Historic Klutho Apartments Balcony Reconstruction City of Perry Taylor $15,000 $2,220,680 59 Court House Square Survey Second Missionary Baptist Church Duval $25,000 $2,245,680 Remove, Repair, Restore, Preserve, & 60 Reinstall Double Entrance Doors and Windows First United Methodist Church of DeFuniak Walton $48,860 $2,294,540 Springs 61 Former Boarding House on the Chautauqua Campus, Phase 1 City of Delray Beach Palm Beach $50,000 $2,344,540 62 Delray Beach Seaboard Airline Railway Station Rehabilitation Gadsden County Board of County Gadsden $50,000 $2,394,540 63 Commissioners Historic W.S. Stevens School Renovation Indian River County Historical Society, Inc. Indian River $15,500 $2,410,040 64 Vero Beach Woman's Club Restoration Deerfield Beach Historical Society Broward $25,000 $2,435,040 65 Seaboard Railway Caboose Restoration Baker County Baker $50,000 $2,485,040 66 Old Historic Jail Renovations Mother Wit Institute, Inc. Escambia $27,150 $2,512,190 67 Ella L. Jordan Home Restoration Lake Worth Community Redevelopment Palm Beach $25,000 $2,537,190 Agency (CRA) 68 1000 Lake Avenue Preservation and Development Request for Proposals RFP

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total City of Lakeland Polk $50,000 $2,587,190 69 Dixie Highway Landing Column Reconstruction City of Pompano Beach Broward $50,000 $2,637,190 70 Blanche Ely House Restoration, Phase II Havana Community Development Gadsden $50,000 $2,687,190 71 Corporation Havana Northside Historical Rehabilitation TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $2,687,190

Special Category Grant Overview (Fixed Capital Outlay) Division of Historical Resources

S. 267.0617, F.S. Chapter 1A-39.001, Florida Administrative Code

Special Category grants provide funding for projects including the acquisition of a historic property, the moving of a historic building or structure that is under threat of demolition or destruction due to natural causes, the rehabilitation of a historic building or property, major archaeological investigations of a site, and major museum exhibits involving the development and presentation of information on the history of Florida.

Application and Ranking  Applications were submitted between May 2 and July 8, 2016.  Eligible grant applications were evaluated at a public meeting by the Florida Historical Commission on October 17-19, 2016.  Applications are evaluated on historic significance, endangerment, appropriateness of the preservation treatment proposed, administrative capability of the organization, adequacy of technical and financial resources, educational potential, economic benefits and public good resulting from the project.  The Commission’s recommended list is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval.  The Florida Historical Commission voted to recommend projects 1 through 51 to the Secretary of State for review and approval. After review, the Secretary of State has approved submission of the entire ranked list (projects 1 through 87) to the 2017 Legislature for possible funding in Fiscal Year 2017 -2018 per Section 267.0617, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue and Land Acquisition Trust Fund Fixed Capital Outlay (FCO)  The award amounts will be funded top-down at full request until the appropriation is depleted.

Awards of up to $500,000  Grantees must provide match of 50% of the requested award or $50,000, whichever is greater; 25% of the match must be cash. REDI applicants must supply a minimum match of 10% of the requested amount.  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2019. Awarded grant funds must be spent on project expenses incurred during the grant period.

2017-2018 SPECIAL CATEGORY GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Florida State University on behalf of the Sarasota $500,000 $500,000 1 John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Terra Cotta Restoration at Ca' d'Zan Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime St. Johns $499,976 $999,976 Program, Inc. 2 First Coast Maritime Archaeology Project 2017-2019 Gulf Archaeology Research Institute Volusia $50,020 $1,049,996 3 Tomoka Archaeology Project, Phase II Cuban Club Foundation, Inc. Hillsborough $500,000 $1,549,996 4 Cuban Club Centennial Renovation, Phase III Monticello Opera House, Inc. Jefferson $323,858 $1,873,854 5 Monticello Opera House Preservation, Phase V Centro Asturiano de Tampa, Inc. Hillsborough $458,515 $2,332,369 6 Centro Asturiano Theater and Ballroom Preservation Aucilla Research Institute, Inc. Wakulla $366,596 $2,698,965 7 Wakulla Springs- Mysterious Waters (Land and Underwater Connections) City of New Port Richey Pasco $500,000 $3,198,965 8 Hacienda Hotel Rehabilitation/Preservation, Phase III Olympia Center Inc. Miami-Dade $500,000 $3,698,965 9 Olympia Theater Facade Restoration, Phase I The Deering Estate Foundation, Inc. Miami-Dade $268,900 $3,967,865 10 Archeological Survey of the Deering Estate at Cutler, Phase II Historic Florida Keys Foundation Monroe $238,000 $4,205,865 11 Restoration and Protection of Old City Hall, Phase II West Palm Beach Community Palm Beach $500,000 $4,705,865 Redevelopment Agency 12 Historic Sunset Lounge Stabilization and Rehabilitation The Italian Club Building and Cultural Hillsborough $491,984 $5,197,849 Trust Fund, Inc. 13 Preservation of Ybor City's Historic Gem: The Italian Club Memorial Presbyterian Church Society of St. Johns $500,000 $5,697,849 St. Augustine, Inc. 14 Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church Rehabilitation

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total City of Sarasota Sarasota $296,948 $5,994,797 15 The 1934 Sarasota Federal Building Miami Beach Community Church, Inc. Miami-Dade $473,100 $6,467,897 Miami Beach Community Church 16 Sanctuary Facade Restoration / Preservation Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart Miami-Dade $170,000 $6,637,897 17 Restoration of Historic Ornamental Cast Iron Work Goodwood Museum and Gardens, Inc. Leon $100,000 $6,737,897 18 Restoration of Gray Cottage at Goodwood Museum Lafayette County Board of County Lafayette $500,000 $7,237,897 Commissioners 19 Lafayette County Courthouse Clock Tower Rehabilitation City of Plant City Hillsborough $100,000 $7,337,897 20 Plant City High School Building Condition Assessment Update and Rehabilitation Patrons of Wakulla Springs Lodge, Inc. Wakulla $442,400 $7,780,297 21 Rehabilitation of the Lodge at Wakulla Springs State Park Key West Art & Historical Society, Inc. Monroe $404,500 $8,184,797 22 Key West Custom House, Phase II (Mechanical Systems Upgrade) City of Newberry Alachua $177,200 $8,361,997 23 The Little Red School House Preservation, Phase II St. Marks Refuge Association, Inc. Wakulla $295,082 $8,657,079 24 St. Marks Lighthouse Museum Exhibits City of Tallahassee Leon $500,000 $9,157,079 25 Waterworks Restoration, Phase II Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Inc. Broward $90,500 $9,247,579 26 New River Inn Window, Room, and Floor Rehabilitation Gulf Coast Heritage Association, Inc. Sarasota $50,000 $9,297,579 27 Archaic Midden Trail City of Lake Alfred Polk $105,000 $9,402,579 28 Historic Gardner Home and Florida Fruitlands Office Acquisition Hernando County Hernando $391,616 $9,794,195 29 Hernando County Courthouse ADA Compliance and Restoration The Episcopal Diocese of Florida, Inc. Leon $50,000 $9,844,195 30 Ruge Hall Restoration Port Theatre Art & Culture Center Gulf $500,000 $10,344,195 31 Port Theatre Renovation

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total City of Gainesville Parks, Recreation and Alachua $116,843 $10,461,038 32 Cultural Affairs Department Hartman House Renovation National Tropical Botanical Garden Miami-Dade $75,000 $10,536,038 33 Restoration of the Science Building (David Fairchild Laboratory) Manatee County Board of County Manatee $246,319 $10,782,357 Commission 34 Myakka Schoolhouse Restoration, Final Phase Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade $500,000 $11,282,357 35 Coconut Grove Playhouse Pasco County Board of County Pasco $283,262 $11,565,619 36 Commissioners Charles B. Anderson House Restoration City of Delray Beach Palm Beach $500,000 $12,065,619 37 Delray Beach Seaboard Air Line Railway Station Rehabilitation UWF Historic Trust Escambia $470,200 $12,535,819 38 Historic Pensacola Village Wide Improvements, Phase II St Mark's Episcopal Church Putnam $383,721 $12,919,540 39 St Mark's Parish Hall Restoration The Home Association, Inc. Hillsborough $93,500 $13,013,040 40 Preserving The Home: A Master Plan City of New Smyrna Beach Volusia $500,000 $13,513,040 41 New Smyrna Beach City Annex Rehabilitation Florida Agricultural Museum, Inc. Flagler $75,000 $13,588,040 42 The Strawn Citrus Complex Rehabilitation Franklin County Board of County Franklin $500,000 $14,088,040 Commissioners 43 Fort Coombs Armory Renovations, Phase III City of Winter Haven Polk $100,000 $14,188,040 44 Winter Haven Woman's Club Rehabilitation City of Port St. Joe Gulf $281,818 $14,469,858 45 Historic Centennial Building Restoration Most Worshipful Union Grand Lodge Duval $51,205 $14,521,063 46 Most Worshipful Union Grand Lodge - Storefront Restoration Tropical Audubon Society, Inc. Miami-Dade $100,000 $14,621,063 47 Doc Thomas House Restoration Historical Society of Central Florida, Inc. Orange $500,000 $15,121,063 48 Orange County Regional History Center Exhibit Refresh

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Cathedral Church of St. Luke Orange $50,000 $15,171,063 49 St. Luke's Cathedral Stained Glass Window Restoration Apalachicola Arsenal Museum Historical Gadsden $50,000 $15,221,063 Society 50 Apalachicola Arsenal Museum Steamship Theater and Children's Exhibits Deerfield Beach Historical Society Broward $50,000 $15,271,063 Deerfield Beach Living History at the 51 Pioneer Reference Room, Exhibit, and Anthology Jefferson County Board of County Jefferson $500,000 $15,771,063 Commissioners 52 Jefferson County Historic Monticello High School Restoration City of St. Petersburg Pinellas $435,756 $16,206,819 53 Sunken Gardens Master Plan Implementation The Pleasant Street Historic Society Alachua $130,000 $16,336,819 54 Smith-Griffin House Rehabilitation Barrier Island Parks Society, Inc. Lee $89,435 $16,426,254 55 Port Boca Grande Lighthouse Repair St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Jackson $100,000 $16,526,254 56 Cemetery St. Luke's Episcopal Church Cemetery Wakulla County School Board Wakulla $400,000 $16,926,254 57 Sopchoppy High School Restoration, Phase II Opa locka Community Development Miami-Dade $350,000 $17,276,254 58 Corporation, Inc. Harry Hurt Building Rehabilitation Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Putnam $285,000 $17,561,254 59 Church Bethel A.M.E Restoration/Renovation Baker County Baker $340,000 $17,901,254 60 Baker County Old Historic Jail Museum Exhibits Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens Palm Beach $95,850 $17,997,104 61 Historic Restoration of Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens St. Joseph Catholic Church Hillsborough $93,366 $18,090,470 62 Preserving St. Joseph Catholic Church: Bright Star of West Tampa's Community City of Carrabelle Franklin $138,800 $18,229,270 63 Carrabelle Old City Hall Historic Restoration/Rehabilitation Crystal River Main Street, Inc. Citrus $54,500 $18,283,770 64 Crystal River Historic Pump House/Jail

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Main Street Perry, Inc. Taylor $500,000 $18,783,770 65 Smith Building Acquisition and Restoration Apalachicola Area Historic Society Franklin $264,659 $19,048,429 66 Historic Raney House Restoration Phase I Wakulla County Historical Society, Inc. Wakulla $369,077 $19,417,506 67 Heritage Village Park-Moore and Tully/McLaughlin Houses, Phase III Steam Locomotive Association #253, Inc. St. Lucie $270,000 $19,687,506 68 Fort Pierce & Western Railroad Museum Howard Academy Educational & Jefferson $500,000 $20,187,506 69 Recreational Council Howard Academy Restoration Florida Department of Environmental Franklin $225,500 $20,413,006 Protection 70 Marshall House (Field Station) Restoration St. Peter Claver Catholic School Hillsborough $185,465 $20,598,471 71 "Preserving Yesterday's African-American Heritage for Tomorrow" Trenton's Suwannee Valley Quilt Festival Gilchrist $300,000 $20,898,471 72 Acquisition of the Florida Quilt Museum Building St. Luke Baptist Church, Inc. Jackson $387,000 $21,285,471 73 Preservation of the St. Luke Baptist Church Dade Heritage Trust, Inc. Miami-Dade $164,000 $21,449,471 74 Lula H. Hattersley House Rehabilitation Florida Keys Land and Sea Trust Monroe $436,000 $21,885,471 75 Crane House Restoration Friends of the Governor Stone, Inc. Bay $50,000 $21,935,471 76 Save the Governor Stone Forward March, Inc. St. Johns $350,000 $22,285,471 77 Historic Hamblen House Restoration, Phase II City of Fort Myers Community Lee $500,000 $22,785,471 78 Redevelopment Agency McCollum Hall Preservation, Phase III Gadsden County Board of County Gadsden $500,000 $23,285,471 Commissioners 79 Rehabilitation of the Historic W.S. Stevens School Monroe County Monroe $175,000 $23,460,471 80 Restoration of Old Tavernier School Yulee Historic Council, Inc. Nassau $500,000 $23,960,471 81 Old Yulee School Historic Preservation and Renovation

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Haines City Masonic Lodge 219 Polk $50,000 $24,010,471 82 Masonic Lodge Restoration North Brevard Charities Sharing Center Brevard $100,000 $24,110,471 83 Carter's Angels Corner-Carter Family Home Restoration Escambia County Board of County Santa Rosa $59,190 $24,169,661 84 Commissioners Pensacola Beach Sign Refurbishment First Baptist Church of DeFuniak Springs, Walton $466,143 $24,635,804 Florida, Inc. 85 Old Sanctuary Preservation and Restoration Florida Atlantic University Indian River $466,786 $25,102,590 86 Finding The First Floridians: A Geomorphological Approach St Paul Lutheran Church of Tampa Hillsborough $90,000 $25,192,590 87 Window Restoration of Snyder Educational Building TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $25,192,590

Division of Library and

Information Services

Library Construction Grants

Library Construction Grants Overview (Fixed Capital Outlay) Division of Library and Information Services

S. 257.191, F.S. Chapter 1B-2.011, Florida Administrative Code

Library Construction Grants are awarded to local and county governments for the construction of public libraries. This includes the construction of new buildings and the acquisition, expansion or remodeling of existing buildings to be used for public library service.

Eligibility  County governments, incorporated municipalities, special districts and special tax districts that establish or maintain a public library and provide free public library services may apply for a Public Library Construction grant.

Application and Ranking  Applications were due on September 1, 2016.  A 30-day correction period is provided for applicants to complete their application or to correct deficiencies after staff review.  All complete and eligible applications are evaluated and ranked by library professionals in the Division using criteria outlined in the application and Public Library Construction Guidelines. Applications are evaluated with a 100-point system based upon the type of library building, how the building will function in a currently established library system, how the project will contribute to new or improved services in the area, the effects of operating the proposed facility, library overview, description of library function in the space, projection of future needs and community need using the standard of 0.6 square feet per capita for total floor space.  Applications are ranked based on the point score, and the recommendation list is submitted to the Secretary of State for review and approval. The approved and ranked list is provided to Legislature per Section 257.191, Fla. Stat.

Funding Source is General Revenue Fixed Capital Outlay (FCO)  The award amounts will be funded top-down at full request until the appropriation is depleted.

Awards of up to $500,000  Grantees must provide 1:1 match. REDI counties can request a match waiver.  The grant period will be July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2019. Awarded grant funds must be spent on project expenses incurred during the grant period.

2017-2018 LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION GRANTS Ranked List of Applications

Cumulative Rank Applicant & Project County Request Total Flagler County Flagler $500,000 $500,000 1 Palm Coast Facility Expansion Washington County Washington $500,000 $1,000,000 2 Washington County Public Library Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade $500,000 $1,500,000 3 Hialeah Gardens Branch Library Hillsborough County Hillsborough $500,000 $2,000,000 4 Riverview Branch Library Replacement Charlotte County Charlotte $500,000 $2,500,000 5 South County Library and Archive Lee County Lee $500,000 $3,000,000 6 North Fort Myers Public Library Manatee County Manatee $500,000 $3,500,000 7 Braden River Library Expansion Alachua County Alachua $500,000 $4,000,000 8 Waldo Branch Library Remodeling City of Homestead Miami-Dade $500,000 $4,500,000 9 Homestead Public Library Pinellas County Pinellas $500,000 $5,000,000 10 East Lake Community Library City of Winter Park Orange $500,000 $5,500,000 11 Winter Park Public Library and Events Center Brevard County Brevard $500,000 $6,000,000 12 Mims/Scottsmoor Library Village of Miami Shores Miami-Dade $500,000 $6,500,000 13 Brockway Memorial Library Expansion Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade $500,000 $7,000,000 14 Doral Branch Library Lee County Lee $500,000 $7,500,000 15 Bonita Springs Public Library TOTAL 2017-2018 Request $7,500,000

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of STATE

Office of Legislative Affairs 850.245.6512 dos.myflorida.com/offices/legislative-affairs/

DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY OVERVIEW Bryan Koon Director, Division of Emergency Management December 14, 2016

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION CHART GOVERNOR

DIRECTOR, EMERGENCY MANAGMENT

DEPUTY INSPECTOR PERSONNEL DEPUTY DIRECTOR SENIOR ATTORNEY CHIEF OF STAFF GENERAL OFFICER

OFFICE OF POLICY & CHIEF CHIEF OF CHIEF OF CHIEF OF CHIEF OF RESPONSE FINANCIAL INFORMATION PREPAREDNESS RECOVERY MITIGATION MANAGEMENT OFFICER

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF MITIGATION

CHIEF OF MITIGATION 2 FTE 1 OPS

MITIGATION RESIDENTIAL FLOODPLAIN TECHNICAL PROGRAM-FEDERAL MITIGATION PLANNING CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MITIGATION GRANTS 2 FTE MITIGATION 4 FTE 3 FTE 9 FTE 3 OPS 1 FTE 6 OPS 7 OPS 10 OPS 4 OPS TOTAL: 21 FTE/31 OPS • Mitigation Federal Grants Program: Administers pre and post disaster mitigation grant programs • Mitigation Planning: Coordinates state and local mitigation strategies that work towards reducing future disaster losses • FloodPlain Management: Assist Florida communities to successfully manage the development in their floodplains, monitoring efforts to assure compliance with the National Flood Insurance Program and Florida Building Code updates, minimize loss of life and reduce economic losses caused by flood damages • Technical Mitigation: Review and inspect disaster/non-disaster grant projects for compliance with applicable engineering/environmental laws and policies • Residential Construction Mitigation Program: $7 Million of state dollars from the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund to assist homeowners in retrofitting their homes to enhance residential wind resistance and reduce the cost of rebuilding after a disaster

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF PREPAREDNESS

CHIEF OF PREPAREDNESS 6 FTE

NATURAL HAZARDS TECHNOLOGICAL DOMESTIC PLANNING HAZARDS PLANNING PREPAREDNESS 5 FTE 12 FTE 8 FTE 4 OPS 1 OPS 2 OPS

TOTAL: 31 FTE/7 OPS

• Training & Exercise: Coordinates statewide training and exercises through the delivery of courses to enhance preparedness of emergency events • Natural Hazards: Reviews local preparedness, response and recovery plans • Technological Hazards: Coordinates emergency response plans for over 11,000 facilities that store hazardous materials • Domestic Preparedness: Administers grants to state agencies and local government entities to try to prevent terrorism and man-made catastrophic events

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF RESPONSE

CHIEF OF RESPONSE 2 FTE

OPERATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE LOGISTICS REGIONAL 12 FTE 6 FTE 7 FTE COORDINATION 4 OPS 1 OPS 4 OPS 8 FTE

TOTAL: 35 FTE/9 OPS

• Operations: Manages the State Watch Office which serves as the State’s 24/7 central emergency reporting, situational awareness and notification center • Infrastructure: Inspects over 200 evacuation shelters to ensure they meet American Red Cross standards • Logistics: Ensures resources are located and managed efficiently during disasters and manages the State Logistics Response Center in Orlando • Regional Coordination: Liaison that provides coordination between the state and local emergency managers within our 7 regions in the State of Florida

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF RECOVERY

CHIEF OF RECOVERY 2 FTE 1 OPS

RECOVERY RECOVERY COORDINATION COORDINATION- 10 FTE ORLANDO 27 OPS 3 FTE TOTAL: 15 FTE/28 OPS Recovery Coordination • Individual Assistance: Assists Florida’s citizens in understanding the availability of and application process for federal assistance to individuals and households • Public Assistance: Oversees federal disaster recovery grants and provides advice and assistance to state and local government entities and certain private non-profits applying for Stafford Act disaster funding, during and after a disaster/activation Recovery Coordination – Orlando • Reviews large project close outs, submits sub-grantee close outs, conducts financial reconciliations, assists with preliminary damage assessments, audits, and provides technical assistance

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER 8 FTE 10 OPS

TOTAL: 8 FTE/10 OPS

• Coordinates and manages the IT operations of the Division which includes IT administration, oversight of networks, domains, and infrastructure for all Division facilities statewide. • Manages enterprise application development and maintenance of web-based information platforms

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE OF POLICY & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

OFFICE OF POLICY & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 2 FTE

FISCAL FINANCE & PROCUREMENT BUDGET/BASE OPERATIONS ACCOUNTING 3 FTE GRANTS/EMPG 9 FTE 7 FTE 3 OPS 5 FTE 5 OPS 5 OPS TOTAL: 26 FTE/13 OPS

• Finance & Accounting: Cash management of federal and state grants, federal financial reporting, and processing of invoices, reimbursement requests, payroll and travel • Procurement: Oversees all competitive and non-competitive procurement for goods and services for the Division and MyFloridaMarketPlace system administration • Fiscal Operations: Manages the application submission and close out of non-disaster grants, purchasing card administration, Division property management and MyFloridaMarketPlace requisitioning activities • Budget/Base Grants/EMPG: Develops and prepares the Annual Legislative Budget Request and Long Range Program Plan and manages Emergency Management Preparedness Assistance and Emergency Management Performance Grant programs

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FY2016-17 BUDGET

TOTAL DIVISION BUDGET: Total FTE Positions 157 Total OPS Positions 107 Appropriation for Division Programs 24% $79,573,878 Federal and State Funds Provided as a result of Declared Disasters 76% $251,305,975 Total Appropriations 100% $330,879,853

BUDGET CHARACTERISTICS Federal Trust Funds 81% $268,787,604 State Trust Funds 19% $62,092,249 General Revenue 0% $0 Total 100% $330,879,853 Note: This Budget Summary is reflective of that which was appropriated through Chapter 2016-66, Laws for Florida, and does not include subsequent budget amendment actions.

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ALERTFLORIDA STATEWIDE NOTIFICATION INITIATIVE

Requesting $3.5M in State Trust Funds to continue funding the Statewide Alert and Notification System being deployed statewide for emergency alerts. Funding this issue also provides points for communities participating in the Community Rating System which can lower citizen’s flood insurance premiums. Deployment Status As of December 5, 2016

Cities/Towns/Villages: 10 Complete: 3 (Davie, Doral, Tampa) : 20 Notified of Interest: 5 (Coconut Creek, Lauderhill, North Miami : 8 Beach, Port Orange, Sunrise) : 4 In Progress: 2 (Orlando, Doral) Ready for Implementation: 1 : 1 (Miami) : 12 : 0 Political Subdivisions: 1 System Live: 1 (Emerald Coast : 22 Utilities Authority)

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM AND COMMUNITY RATING SYSTEM National Flood Insurance Program Community Rating System • $3.9B in Florida Claims • Participation results in flood • Provides flood risk maps insurance premium discounts between 5%-45% • Adoption of local flood ordinances • $181M Florida annual savings • Provides mitigation grants • 49% of Florida communities • Since 1997 Florida has received participate grant funding for 393 projects totaling over $122M

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CHEMICAL STORAGE FACILITY INSPECTORS

Two Chemical Storage Facility Inspectors

Requesting 2 Credentialed Risk Management Program Inspectors for $139,122 in State Trust Funds, in order to increase our inspections at high risk chemical processing and storage facilities.

• There are currently 270 facilities with specific high risk chemicals in Florida • The Division conducts an average of 32 Risk Management Program (RMP) facility site visits each year with current staff of 3 • The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that accidents at these facilities nationwide result in an average cost of $274 million dollars each year • In order to ensure public safety, each RMP facility should be visited within a 5-year cycle, which would require 54 inspections be conducted annually

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT LiDAR LEGISLATIVE BUDGET REQUEST

Light Detection and Ranging (LiDar)

Requesting $15 million in General Revenue in order to collect digital elevation data for 4,200 square miles (green highlighted areas) that has never been obtained and update and improve digital elevation data for 49,400 square miles in order to improve flood and inundation modeling and risk assessment

• Full return realized in 2 years • Cost/Benefit Ratio of 1:4.6 in less than 8 years • $10.88B in annual benefits to businesses and governments • Currently used by Florida counties, all water management districts and at least 10 state agencies

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SMALL COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING (A/E) DESIGN INITIATIVE • Requesting $1.8 million for design services grants for 9 counties whose Emergency Operations Centers do not meet the minimum hurricane safety standards

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY VISION

• Improve the duration of disaster closeout process • Improve recruitment, retention and development of DEM staff • Continue promoting Emergency Management Accreditation • Implement AlertFlorida in all counties • Continue progress towards all county emergency operations centers meeting hurricane safety standards

THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Agency Overview: Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development Cissy Proctor, Executive Director

December 14, 2016 DEO OVERVIEW

• The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity was created by Gov. Rick Scott and the Legislature in 2011.

• The new agency combined three previous agencies: o Department of Community Affairs o Agency for Workforce Innovation o Governor’s Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development

• The new agency streamlined economic, workforce and community development policies and procedures to encourage growth across the state.

1 DEO OVERVIEW

2 DEO PARTNERS

3 2016-17 DEO BUDGET OVERVIEW

Trust Funds: $418.9 Million (38.0%) STATE FUNDS General Revenue: $31.8 Million (2.9%) (40.9%) Total Budget: FEDERAL USDOL: $426.7 Million (38.8%) FUNDS $1.1 Billion (59.1%) HHS: $181.6 Million (16.6%)

HUD: $39.3$39.3M Million (3.6%) (3.6%)

4 2016-17 DEO FUNDING OVERVIEW

5 2016-17 DEO OPERATING BUDGET

SUMMARY TOTAL BUDGET BASE (RECURRING) NON-RECURRING $1,101,332,209 $808,500,689 $292,831,520 RECURRING BUDGET BY SOURCE GENERAL REVENUE STATE FUNDS FEDERAL FUNDS $2,500,000 $156,510,306 $649,490,383

6 2017-18 BUDGET REQUEST HIGHLIGHTS

Total DEO Budget Request: $1.1 billion

• Economic Development Toolkit: $85 million

• VISIT FLORIDA: $76 million

• Space Florida Financing: $7 million

• Florida Sports Foundation $5.7 million

• Institute for the Commercialization of Public Research: $5.5 million

7 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITY: Fraud Prevention

• National leader for public-benefits fraud detection

• Consulting with other agencies in Florida, other states and at the national level to raise awareness on fraud crisis.

• Successful in-person verification pilot assists agency in identifying fraud and assists claimants with career center contacts.

• Providing DEO access to the Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle’s DAVID System (driver’s license database) to verify identities is a critical component to assist the agency in fighting fraud.

8 CONTACT

CourtSmart Tag Report

Room: EL 110 Case No.: Type: Caption: Senate Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism and Economic Development Appropriations Judge:

Started: 12/14/2016 10:00:09 AM Ends: 12/14/2016 10:56:29 AM Length: 00:56:21

10:00:08 AM Sen. Brandes (Chair) 10:02:28 AM Teddi Pitts, Staff Director 10:03:43 AM Tab 2 - Subommittee Jurisdiction Overview 10:03:49 AM Sen. Brandes 10:04:46 AM Tab 3 - Agency Overviews and Brief Discussion on Agency Priorities 10:05:01 AM Mark Olgesby, Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs, Department of Military Affairs 10:13:17 AM Bryan Koon, Director, Division of Emergency Management 10:20:08 AM Sen. Radar 10:23:06 AM Bryan Koon, Director, Division of Emergency Management 10:23:07 AM Sen. Brandes 10:23:34 AM Lisa Miller, CEO, Everbridge 10:24:43 AM Ken Detzner, Secretary, Department of State 10:33:58 AM Cissy Proctor, Executive Director, Department of Economic Opportunity 10:50:30 AM Sen. Gibson 10:50:47 AM C. Proctor 10:51:28 AM Sen. Gibson 10:51:45 AM C. Proctor 10:52:09 AM Sen. Gibson 10:52:43 AM C. Proctor 10:52:44 AM Sen. Gibson 10:53:55 AM Sen. Rader 10:54:31 AM C. Proctor 10:55:50 AM 10:55:55 AM