STATE GOVERNMENT
State government is the organizational structure governing an individual state within the United States. It operates under the framework of the state constitution and consists of three main branches:
- Executive: Headed by the Governor, this branch enforces state laws, oversees state agencies, and implements policies.
- Legislative: Comprised of a bicameral system (usually a Senate and House of Representatives), it creates laws, approves budgets, and represents the interests of citizens.
- Judicial: Interprets state laws and administers justice through a system of courts, including trial and appellate courts.
State governments manage various functions including education, transportation, public safety, healthcare, and economic development, ensuring that the needs and interests of their residents are addressed effectively.
Senate 
State Representatives 
Attorney General 
Commissioner of Agriculture 
Secretary of State 
The State Attorney Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida 
Public Defender - 6th Judicial Circuit JUDICIARY
The judiciary is the branch of government responsible for interpreting and applying the law. It consists of a system of courts that adjudicate legal disputes and ensure justice is served. Key elements include:
- Courts: Various levels, including local, state, and federal courts, handle different types of cases, from minor disputes to significant constitutional issues.
- Judges: Appointed or elected officials who preside over court proceedings, interpret laws, and render decisions based on legal principles and evidence.
- Legal Process: Involves trials, hearings, and appeals to resolve disputes, protect rights, and enforce laws.
Florida Supreme Court - 
Second District Court 
Sixth Judicial Circuit:
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
County government is a critical layer of local governance that bridges state governments and municipalities. It is typically led by a Board of County Commissioners, which serves as the primary legislative and executive body, and is supported by various departments and elected officials. Key functions of county government include:
- Public Safety: Law enforcement, jail management, and emergency response.
- Health and Human Services: Public health initiatives, welfare assistance, and social services.
- Public Works and Infrastructure: Maintenance of roads, bridges, and public buildings.
- Land Use and Environmental Protection: Zoning, land use regulation, and environmental conservation.
- Economic Development: Business attraction, job creation, and workforce development.
- Judicial and Legal Services: Support for county courts and legal aid.
County government ensures that local needs are met efficiently, fosters community engagement, and coordinates with state and federal authorities to implement policies and programs at the local level.
Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller 
Property Appraiser 
Sheriff 
Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections 
TAX COLLECTOR 
Commissioner Brian Scott
School Board Members