Florida Department of State Employee Directory
Government AdministrationFlorida, United States201-500 Employees
The Florida Department of State is a state government agency responsible for cultural affairs and elections oversight, with additional duties that touch archival, preservation, library, and corporate-record-keeping functions. The Secretary of State acts as Florida’s Chief Cultural Officer and Chief Elections Officer and holds custody of the official state seal. Based in Tallahassee, the agency administers programs and services that reach residents across the state. Its broad user base includes artists, archivists, preservationists, librarians, corporate officers, and voters, reflecting the department’s cross-cutting role in culture, information management, and democratic processes. While it operates within the government administration sector, its mandate is to support public-facing services and preserve state heritage. With a mid-sized footprint, it functions as a centralized hub for governance-related activities that affect many Floridians.