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Active Membership List Active Membership List Agency Name Agency Type CALEA Clay County Sheriff Office FLA-PAC Florida Accreditation Office Florida Department of Elder Affairs, Office of Inspector General Florida Sheriff's Association floridasupremecourt Indian River Shores Public Safety Department Jacksonville Beach Police Department Jacksonville Sheriff Office Lake City Police Department Orange County Sheriff's Office Plant City Police Department POWER DMS Retired- FWC Retired_FWC St. Augustine Police Department Tavares Police Department The Villages Community Developments District - Community Watch Treasure Island Police Department Volusia County Sheriff Office Wauchula Police Department Consolidated Dispatch Agency Communications Centers Florida Telecommunications Accreditation Coalition Communications Centers Web Developer's (Please Do Not Delete) Communications Centers Escambia County Corrections Corrections Flagler County Sheriff Office Corrections Active Membership List Generated 04/09/2021 Page 1/9 Okaloosa County Department of Corrections Corrections Orange County Corrections Department Corrections Agency for Health Care Administration Inspector General Broward Office of the Inspector General Inspector General City of Jacksonville, Office of Inspector General Inspector General City of Tallahassee, Inspector General Inspector General Department of Children and Families, O.I.G. 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