Florida Administrative Code 54 - INTERLOCAL AGENCIES
Florida Administrative Code - Chapter 54: INTERLOCAL AGENCIES
Chapter 54 of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC) is reserved for rules related to Interlocal Agencies. These agencies are formed under interlocal agreements between two or more public agencies (such as counties, municipalities, school districts, or other governmental units) to jointly perform services or functions they all have the legal power to perform individually.
Key Concepts:
Interlocal Agreement: A legal contract authorized by Florida Statutes, Section 163.01, known as the "Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act of 1969".
Purpose: To improve efficiency by allowing multiple governmental entities to collaborate on shared services (e.g., transportation, utilities, public safety).
Regulation: FAC 54 would contain any rules or procedures governing the formation, registration, reporting, or oversight of these agencies.
Common Examples of Interlocal Agencies in Florida:
Regional planning councils
Transportation authorities (e.g., Tri-Rail)
Waste disposal or utility cooperatives
Shared emergency response agencies
As of now, Chapter 54 may not have active or populated rules (many FAC chapters are placeholders for future or minimal regulation areas). If you're looking for a specific interlocal agency or rule, I can help locate its name or any relevant legal citations.
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