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Fla. Stat. ch. 112 — PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES: GENERAL PROVISIONS · BenchPath

The Florida Statutes

Chapter 112. PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES: GENERAL PROVISIONS

2026 Florida Statutes. Published by The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine).

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Part I. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT;RETIREMENT; TRAVEL EXPENSES

§ 112.011Disqualification from licensing and public employment based on criminal conviction.
§ 112.0111Restrictions on the employment of ex-offenders; legislative intent; state agency reporting requirements.
§ 112.021Florida residence unnecessary.
§ 112.042Discrimination in county and municipal employment; relief.
§ 112.043Age discrimination.
§ 112.044Public employers, employment agencies, labor organizations; discrimination based on age prohibited; exceptions; remedy.
§ 112.0455Drug-Free Workplace Act.
§ 112.046Political party committee membership allowed.
§ 112.048Voluntary retirement with half pay authorized for elective officers of cities or towns; appropriation.
§ 112.05Retirement; cost-of-living adjustment; employment after retirement.
§ 112.0501Ratification of certain dual retirements.
§ 112.0515Retirement or pension rights unaffected by consolidation or merger of governmental agencies.
§ 112.061Per diem and travel expenses of public officers, employees, and authorized persons; statewide travel management system.
§ 112.062Cabinet members; educational and informational travel expenses.
§ 112.063Reimbursement of county employees for educational expenses.
§ 112.08Group insurance for public officers, employees, and certain volunteers; physical examinations.
§ 112.0801Group insurance; participation by retired employees.
§ 112.0804Health insurance for retirees under the Florida Retirement System; Medicare supplement and fully insured coverage.
§ 112.0805Employer notice of insurance eligibility to employees who retire.
§ 112.081Circuit judges, participation.
§ 112.09Evidence of election to provide insurance.
§ 112.10Deduction and payment of premiums.
§ 112.11Participation voluntary.
§ 112.13Insurance additional to workers’ compensation.
§ 112.14Purpose and intent of law.
§ 112.151Group hospitalization insurance for county officers and employees.
§ 112.153Local governmental group insurance plans; refunds with respect to overcharges by providers.
§ 112.161Change in position or reclassification; continuance or resumption of membership in retirement system.
§ 112.171Employee wage deductions.
§ 112.175Employee wages; withholding to repay educational loan.
§ 112.18Firefighters and law enforcement or correctional officers; special provisions relative to disability.
§ 112.181Firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, law enforcement officers, correctional officers; special provisions relative to certain communicable diseases.
§ 112.1815Firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and law enforcement officers; special provisions for employment-related accidents and injuries.
§ 112.18155Correctional officers; special provisions for posttraumatic stress disorders.
§ 112.1816Firefighters; cancer diagnosis.
§ 112.182“Firefighter rule” abolished.
§ 112.19Law enforcement, correctional, and correctional probation officers; death benefits.
§ 112.191Firefighters; death benefits.
§ 112.1911Emergency medical technicians and paramedics; death benefits.
§ 112.1912First responders; death benefits for educational expenses.
§ 112.1913Effect of ch. 2003-412.
§ 112.1915Teachers and school administrators; death benefits.
§ 112.1921Administrative leave for law enforcement officers.
§ 112.193Law enforcement, correctional, correctional probation, juvenile detention, and juvenile probation officers’ commemorative service awards.
§ 112.194Law enforcement correctional, juvenile detention, and juvenile probation officers’ Medal of Valor.
§ 112.195Florida Medal of Valor and Florida Blue/Red Heart Medal.
§ 112.21Tax-sheltered annuities or custodial accounts for employees of governmental agencies.
§ 112.215Government employees; deferred compensation program.
§ 112.217Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles; employees’ benefit fund.
§ 112.218Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles personnel files; fees for copies.
§ 112.219Substitution of work experience for postsecondary educational requirements.
§ 112.22Use of applications from foreign countries of concern prohibited.
§ 112.23Government-directed content moderation of social media platforms prohibited.

Part II. INTERCHANGE OF PERSONNELBETWEEN GOVERNMENTS

§ 112.24Intergovernmental interchange of public employees.
§ 112.25Declaration of policy.
§ 112.26Definitions.
§ 112.27Authority to interchange employees.
§ 112.28Status of employees of this state.
§ 112.29Travel expenses of employees of this state.
§ 112.30Status of employees of other governments.
§ 112.31Travel expenses of employees of other governments.

Part III. CODE OF ETHICS FORPUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

§ 112.311Legislative intent and declaration of policy.
§ 112.312Definitions.
§ 112.3121Definitions.
§ 112.3122Enforcement and penalties for constitutional prohibition against lobbying by a public officer.
§ 112.3123Definitions.
§ 112.3124Enforcement and penalties for constitutional prohibition against lobbying by a former justice or judge.
§ 112.3125Dual public employment.
§ 112.313Standards of conduct for public officers, employees of agencies, and local government attorneys.

Part IV. SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT ACT FORRETIRED MEMBERS OF STATERETIREMENT SYSTEMS

§ 112.351Short title.
§ 112.352Definitions.
§ 112.353Purpose of act.
§ 112.354Eligibility for supplement.
§ 112.355Supplement amount.
§ 112.356Payment of supplement.
§ 112.357Appropriation.
§ 112.359Benefits exempt from taxes and execution.
§ 112.360

Part V. SUSPENSION, REMOVAL, ORRETIREMENT OF PUBLIC OFFICERS

§ 112.40Disposition of order of suspension.
§ 112.41Contents of order of suspension; Senate select committee; special magistrate.
§ 112.42Period during which grounds may have occurred.
§ 112.43Prosecution of suspension before Senate.
§ 112.44Failure to prove charges; payment of attorney’s fees or salary.
§ 112.45Senate’s report; results of prosecution.
§ 112.46Period during which suspension will lie.
§ 112.47Hearing before Senate select committee; notice.

Part VI. LAW ENFORCEMENT ANDCORRECTIONAL OFFICERS

§ 112.531Definitions.
§ 112.532Law enforcement officers’ and correctional officers’ rights.
§ 112.533Receipt and processing of complaints.
§ 112.534Failure to comply; official misconduct.
§ 112.535Construction.
§ 112.536Requirements for maintaining a Brady identification system.

Part VII. ACTUARIAL SOUNDNESS OFRETIREMENT SYSTEMS

§ 112.60Short title.
§ 112.61Legislative intent.
§ 112.62Application.
§ 112.625Definitions.
§ 112.63Actuarial reports and statements of actuarial impact; review.
§ 112.64Administration of funds; amortization of unfunded liability.
§ 112.65Limitation of benefits.
§ 112.656Fiduciary duties; certain officials included as fiduciaries.

Part VIII. FIREFIGHTERS

§ 112.80Short title.
§ 112.81Definitions.
§ 112.82Rights of firefighters.
§ 112.83Rights of firefighters with respect to civil suits.
§ 112.84Rights of firefighters nonexclusive.

Cited by 12 provisions

Provisions in this library whose text cites Fla. Stat. ch. 112. Each shows the citation as that text prints it.

The Florida Statutes

§ 14.32, Fla. Stat.Office of Chief Inspector General.Printed as chapter 112
§ 27.0055, Fla. Stat.Official court reporters.Printed as chapter 112
§ 190.007, Fla. Stat.Board of supervisors; general duties.Printed as chapter 112
§ 265.32, Fla. Stat.County fine arts council.Printed as chapter 112
§ 288.987, Fla. Stat.

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§ 112.3131Stolen valor.

§ 112.3135Restriction on employment of relatives.

§ 112.3136Standards of conduct for officers and employees of entities serving as chief administrative officer of political subdivisions.

§ 112.3142Ethics training for specified constitutional officers, elected municipal officers, commissioners of community redevelopment agencies, and elected local officers of independent special districts.

§ 112.3143Voting conflicts.

§ 112.3144Full and public disclosure of financial interests.

§ 112.31445Electronic filing system; full and public disclosure of financial interests.

§ 112.31446Electronic filing system for financial disclosure.

§ 112.3145Disclosure of financial interests and clients represented before agencies.

§ 112.31455Collection methods for unpaid automatic fines for failure to timely file disclosure of financial interests.

§ 112.3146Public records.

§ 112.3147Forms.

§ 112.3148Reporting and prohibited receipt of gifts by individuals filing full or limited public disclosure of financial interests and by procurement employees.

§ 112.31485Prohibition on gifts involving political committees.

§ 112.3149Solicitation and disclosure of honoraria.

§ 112.3151Extensions of time for filing disclosure.

§ 112.316Construction.

§ 112.317Penalties.

§ 112.3173Felonies involving breach of public trust and other specified offenses by public officers and employees; forfeiture of retirement benefits.

§ 112.3175Remedies; contracts voidable.

§ 112.3185Additional standards for state agency employees.

§ 112.3187Adverse action against employee for disclosing information of specified nature prohibited; employee remedy and relief.

§ 112.3188Confidentiality of information given to the Chief Inspector General, internal auditors, inspectors general, local chief executive officers, or other appropriate local officials.

§ 112.3189Investigative procedures upon receipt of whistle-blower information from certain state employees.

§ 112.31895Investigative procedures in response to prohibited personnel actions.

§ 112.31901Investigatory records.

§ 112.3191Short title.

§ 112.320Commission on Ethics; purpose.

§ 112.321Membership, terms; travel expenses; staff.

§ 112.3213Legislative intent and purpose.

§ 112.3215Lobbying before the executive branch or the Constitution Revision Commission; registration and reporting; investigation by commission.

§ 112.32151Requirements for reinstitution of lobbyist registration after felony conviction.

§ 112.32155Electronic filing of compensation reports and other information.

§ 112.3217Contingency fees; prohibitions; penalties.

§ 112.322Duties and powers of commission.

§ 112.3231Time limitations.

§ 112.3232Compelled testimony.

§ 112.324Procedures on complaints of violations and referrals; public records and meeting exemptions.

§ 112.3241Judicial review.

§ 112.3251Citizen support and direct-support organizations; standards of conduct.

§ 112.326Additional requirements by political subdivisions and agencies not prohibited; certain procedures preempted.

§ 112.3261Lobbying before water management districts; registration and reporting.

Amendments.

§ 112.361Additional and updated supplemental retirement benefits.

§ 112.362Recomputation of retirement benefits.

§ 112.363Retiree health insurance subsidy.

§ 112.48Suspension when Senate not in session.

§ 112.49Persons exercising powers and duties of county officers subject to suspension by Governor.

§ 112.50Governor to retain power to suspend public officers.

§ 112.501Municipal board members; suspension; removal.

§ 112.51Municipal officers; suspension; removal from office.

§ 112.511Members of special district governing bodies; suspension; removal from office.

§ 112.52Removal of a public official when a method is not otherwise provided.

§ 112.658

Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability to determine compliance of the Florida Retirement System.

§ 112.66General provisions.

§ 112.661Investment policies.

§ 112.662Investments; exercising shareholder rights.

§ 112.664Reporting standards for defined benefit retirement plans or systems.

§ 112.665Duties of Department of Management Services.

§ 112.67Special acts prohibited.

Florida Defense Support.

Printed as chapter 112

§ 350.05, Fla. Stat.Oath of office.Printed as chapters 112 and 350

§ 408.802, Fla. Stat.Applicability.Printed as chapters 112, 383, 390, 394, 395, 400, 429, 440, and 765

§ 408.803, Fla. Stat.Definitions.Printed as chapters 112, 383, 390, 394, 395, 400, 429, 440

§ 455.32, Fla. Stat.Management Privatization Act.Printed as chapter 112

§ 471.038, Fla. Stat.Florida Engineers Management Corporation.Printed as chapter 112

§ 633.506, Fla. Stat.Legislative intent.Printed as chapter 112

§ 1001.706, Fla. Stat.Powers and duties of the Board of Governors.Printed as chapter 112