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[IMPORTANT] Updated State of Emergency and Emergency Orders

Tuesday, October 8, 2024  

Please be aware of the following sent by Division of Licensing Director John Raymaker. The documents referenced can be obtained by clicking on their name in the body of the notice.
 

Be safe everyone!

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State of Emergency: Governor Desantis
The Governor’s Executive Orders 24-214 & 215 declaring a state of emergency for sixty days in 51 counties has triggered the provisions concerning temporary authority for out-of-state security licensees during declared emergencies contained in Rule 5N-1.120, Florida Administrative Code. I have attached the Governor’s Executive Orders 24-214 & 215 and Rule 5N-1.120 for your review.

It is important to note, the Governor’s Executive Orders 24-208 & 209 relating to Hurricane Helene that previously declared a state of emergency in 61 counties are still in effect. The 6 counties that were not included in the Governor’s Executive Orders 24-208 & 209 are now included in Executive Orders 24-214 & 215. These counties are:

* Broward
* Indian River
* Martin
* Miami-Dade
* Palm Beach
* St. Lucie

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Emergency Order: Commissioner Simpson
In response to the catastrophic damage caused by Hurricane Helene, Commissioner Simpson has issued Emergency Order 2024-010.  Contained in Emergency Order 2024-010 is the suspension of all chapter 493 license renewal deadlines, late fees, and duplicate license fees from September 26, 2024 through November 10, 2024. I have attached the Commissioner’s Emergency Order 2024-010 for your review.

Please be aware Emergency Order 2024-010 only encompasses the 61 counties contained in Governor’s Executive Orders 24-208 & 209 relating to Hurricane Helene and it does not suspend the requirement for Class “G” licensees to provide 4 hours of annual firearms requalification.