Florida Association of Court Clerks and Comptrollers
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The Clerk of the Circuit Court, established by the Constitution of 1838, is the public trustee for the county. The Clerk provides the checks and balances in county government by acting in their capacity as Clerk to the Board, Clerk to the Court, Keeper of the Public Records, Comptroller and Internal Auditor of county funds.
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The Clerk's Role as Public Trustee
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Employment Opportunities
Clerks of Court
St. Lucie County Clerk of Court has an Assistant Finance Director position available.
Palm Beach County Clerk of Court has a Clerk I position and a Director, IT Support Services position available.
The Orange County Comptroller has a position available for a Value Adjustment Board (VAB) Coordinator.
Sarasota County Clerk of Court has the following positions available: Manager of Civil Courts and Child Support and Financial Accounting Analyst.
For more details, click on the Employment Info button above.
Child Support Resources
The Child Support Resources page contains payment information for custodial and non-custodial parents as well as employers. The site also has answers to frequently asked questions and links to Florida and interstate agencies.
The MyFloridaCounty.com website is an easy-to-use, cost-efficient way of handling transactions that would normally be handled either through the Clerks walk-in counter or mailroom. Use your credit card to make online payments.
Click on the links below to access the services which are also available en español.
Search and Order Official Records Search thousands of records across counties, all in one place. Frequently ordering records? Create an account for streamlined checkout. Records can also be purchased online.
Pay Child Support
Non-custodial parents and employers can pay online with a credit card or direct debit from a bank account. Inquiry on a case’s payment history is also available online.
Pay Traffic Citations
Pay securely by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX or Discover) or debit card. Elect to attend or decline traffic school during the payment process.
MyFloridaRemit.com
Avoid the hassle of sending checks each month and pay online. Use MyFloridaRemit.com for all child support payments made using the electronic check (e-check) payment method.
Find information about the Courts, public records, research how to file a small claims case or find an official record.
The Clerk's office performs nearly 1,000 different constitutional and statutory functions or duties, representing the broadest and most diverse mantle of responsibility of any locally elected official. Find out more about the many things we do and the many ways we can help you at MyFloridaClerks.com.
The Florida Local Government Investment Trust (Florida Trust) is a local government investment pool developed through the joint efforts of the Florida Association of Court Clerks (FACC) and the Florida Association of Counties (FAC).
Organized on December 12, 1991, the Florida Trust is designed to compliment existing investment programs by providing an investment vehicle for funds that can be invested on a short to intermediate term in securities with maturities and returns generally greater than those of money market instruments. The Florida Trust is an open ended, professionally managed fund available only to public entities in Florida.
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FLORIDA CCOC
The Florida Clerks of Court Operations Corporation (CCOC)supports the Clerks of Court by reviewing and certifying court-related proposed budgets under the oversight of the Florida Legislature, the Governor, the Chief Financial Officer, and the Department of Revenue.