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Fla. Stat. ch. 252, pt. I — GENERAL PROVISIONS · BenchPath

The Florida Statutes

Part I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

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

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The Florida Statutes
Title XVII
Chapter 252
Part I

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Contents

§ 252.31Short title.
§ 252.311Legislative intent.
§ 252.32Policy and purpose.
§ 252.33Limitations.
§ 252.34Definitions.
§ 252.35Emergency management powers; Division of Emergency Management.
§ 252.351Mandatory reporting of certain incidents by political subdivisions.
§ 252.355Registry of persons with special needs; notice; registration program.
§ 252.356Emergency and disaster planning provisions to assist persons with disabilities or limitations.
§ 252.3568Emergency sheltering of persons with pets.
§ 252.3569Florida state agricultural response team; emergency response to animal, agricultural, and vector issues.
§ 252.357Monitoring of nursing homes and assisted living facilities during disaster.
§ 252.358Emergency-preparedness prescription medication refills.
§ 252.359Ensuring availability of emergency supplies.
§ 252.36Emergency management powers of the Governor.
§ 252.3611Transparency; audits.
§ 252.363Tolling and extension of permits and other authorizations.
§ 252.365Emergency coordination officers; disaster-preparedness plans.
§ 252.3655Natural hazards risks and mitigation interagency coordinating group.
§ 252.37Financing.
§ 252.371Emergency Management, Preparedness, and Assistance Trust Fund.
§ 252.3711Emergency Preparedness and Response Fund.
§ 252.3712Nonprofit Security Grant Program.
§ 252.372Imposition and collection of surcharge.
§ 252.373Allocation of funds; rules.
§ 252.38Emergency management powers of political subdivisions.
§ 252.381Information related to natural emergencies; poststorm county and municipal permitting; operations.
§ 252.385Public shelter space; public records exemption.
§ 252.39Local services.
§ 252.391Emergency financial plans.
§ 252.40Mutual aid arrangements.
§ 252.41Emergency management support forces.
§ 252.42Government equipment, services, and facilities.
§ 252.422Restrictions on county or municipal regulations after a hurricane.
§ 252.43Compensation.
§ 252.44Emergency mitigation.
§ 252.45Lease or loan of state property; transfer of state personnel.
§ 252.46Orders and rules.
§ 252.47Enforcement.
§ 252.50Penalties.
§ 252.505Breach of contract during emergency recovery periods for natural emergencies.
§ 252.51Liability.
§ 252.515Postdisaster Relief Assistance Act; immunity from civil liability.
§ 252.52Liberality of construction.
§ 252.55Civil Air Patrol, Florida Wing.
§ 252.60Radiological emergency preparedness.
§ 252.61List of persons for contact relating to release of toxic substances into atmosphere.
§ 252.62Director of Office of Financial Regulation; powers in a state of emergency.
§ 252.63Commissioner of Insurance Regulation; powers in a state of emergency.
§ 252.64Protection of religious institutions.
§ 252.71Florida Emergency Management Assistance Foundation.

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