One question per File.
Every record behind the answer.
A File follows one stream of Florida public money from the ledger to the people it reaches. Files marked “in reporting” are being built from original records and publish when the records are reconciled.
$417 million owed to immigration-detention vendors, and what those vendors gave in the races for governor, attorney general and CFO.
Surveillance License-plate readers, county by countyWhich sheriffs and police departments use Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, Axon and other plate readers, what they pay, and who has pulled back.
Public pay What your county officials are paidBase salaries of every county’s sheriff, commissioners, clerk, property appraiser, tax collector and supervisor of elections.
Proposed and approved data centers in Florida: tax incentives, utility agreements, water and power demand, and who lobbied for them.
Every state vendor payment published by the Department of Financial Services, fiscal 2009 to 2026, searchable by agency, vendor and county.
Who’s in the Files
Everyone and every organization that appears in the Florida Files has one permanent page with its records.