Voluntary Prekindergarten Estimating Conference Executive Summary December 7, Principals. Mark Armstrong, Designee

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1 Voluntary Prekindergarten Estimating Executive Summary December 7, 2009 Principals Office Office of Economic & Demographic Research (Chair) Executive Office of the Governor House of Representatives Senate Representative Amy Baker Gregory Martin, Designee Allyce Heflin Mark Armstrong, Designee The Voluntary Prekindergarten Estimating reviewed actual and school year and 2009 summer data through October 31, Based on these data, the conference adopted forecasted fiscal year enrollments and full time equivalent (FTE) enrollment for the Voluntary Prekindergarten Program (VPK) for , , and The revised fiscal year enrollments and FTEs are as follows: FTE VPK Change December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 Change December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 Actual (Not a full fiscal year) 0 106, , , , Actual , , , , Actual , , , , Estimated , , , , , , ,654 3, , , , , ,666 7, , , , , ,472 8, , , , , ,529 7, , , Updated data used for the revised estimates and forecasts are: school year and summer data through October 2009 (actual except for reconciliations) school year data through October Updated estimates of the Florida population of children aged four. The school year estimate was relatively unchanged, while the 2009 summer program year enrollment increased by 4.9% over the estimate from the July 30, 2009 conference. The FY enrollment is slightly higher mostly due to the May/June 2009 summer program. The FY FTEs are higher due to slight increases in both the enrollment and number of hours attended.

2 For the program year it is estimated that 63.46% of eligible four year olds participated in the VPK program. The participation rate is estimated to increase to 69.23% for the program year and is anticipated to reach 75% by the program year. The assumptions for the through forecasts are: 1. The uniform attendance policy that began with the program year will have an insignificant impact upon FTE. 2. By , 75% of the eligible four year olds will be participating in the program. The program will continue at the 75% participation level. 3. in the summer program has stabilized and is expected to remain around 10,000 enrollment throughout the forecast time period. 4. Round up calculations for summers 2010 through 2013 are only included for districts that were eligible for round up during summer The relationship of FTE to enrollment for through will remain at the school year and 2009 summer levels.

3 Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Estimating AGENDA December 7, :00 pm 117 Knott Bldg. The purpose of this meeting is to review and reported data to date and to reach consensus on estimates and forecasts through for Voluntary Prekindergarten Education (VPK) and Full Time Equivalent (FTE). Opening Comparison of data and assumptions from the July 30, 2009 FY and FY reported data to date and estimates and forecasts through FY Call for consensus Adjournment

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5 Topic Pages Input Data and Forecast Assumptions 1 Growth and Participation Rates 2 Summary 3 Estimated & Forecast Tables 4 13 Historical Tables Terminology 20

6 Comparison of Input Data and Forecast Assumptions July 30 th and December 7 th Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Estimating s VPK and FTE Program VPK and FTE Program July 30, 2009 Input Data Reported data through June 2009: (actual except for reconciliation) : 137,635 FTE: 123, FTE to : 89.64% Reported data through June 2009 May/June 2009: : 9,417 FTE: 3, FTE to : 37.71% VPK Round up Preliminary data for May/June Based on 48 districts offering summer program in VPK and FTE Program Population February 2009 Demographic Estimating and April 1, 2008 based age estimates. October 1, 2008: 233,126 Assumptions Attendance Policy Implementation begins with the Adopted: The uniform attendance policy will have an insignificant effect. December 7, 2009 Reported data through October 2009: (actual except for reconciliation) : 137,648 FTE: 123, FTE to : 89.66% Reported data through October 2009 (actual except for reconciliation) May/June 2009 (includes round up): : 9,761 FTE: 3, FTE to : 37.75% July/August 2009: : 9,606 FTE: 5, FTE to : 60.13% 2009: : 10,113 FTE: (may not add due to rounding):9, FTE to : 93.55% Actual summer round up (FTE) based on 51 districts offering summer program in 2009 (actual except for reconciliation). May/June 2009 round up: July/August 2009 round up: Total summer round up: Reported data through October 2009: : 136,549 October 2009 Demographic Estimating and April 1, 2008 based age estimates. October 1, 2008: 232,826 October 1, 2009: 231,910 Implementation began with the Population Participation Reach 70% participation by Reach 75% participation by Growth Growth has stabilized and is expected to remain about 9,600 enrollment for the forecast years. Growth has stabilized and is expected to remain at 10,000 enrollment for the forecast years. Providers Relationship of Full Time Equivalent (FTE) to Only districts that offer summer 2009 will offer summer programs in the future and will be the only counties eligible for forecasted summer round up. Trend analysis from and and Programs. Only districts that offer summer 2009 will offer summer programs in the future and will be the only counties eligible for forecasted summer round up. Constant relationship based on school year and 2009 summer programs. VPK Estimating - December 7,

7 Table A Growth and Participation Rates Program Year Growth Rate Growth Rate Growth Rate Year Population Population Growth Rate Program Year , ,479 94,011 12,468 12,233 11, , % 123, % 113, % 10, % 10,105 9, , % 134, % 125, % 9, % 9,242 9, , % 147, % 137, % 10, % 9,761 9, , % 160, % 150, % 10, % 9,647 9, , % 170, % 160, % 10, % 9,647 9, , % 173, % 163, % 10, % 9,647 9, , % 174, % 164, % 10, % 9,647 9,492 Table B Program Year Growth Rate Growth Rate Growth Rate Year Program Year Program Year Participation Rate ,479 94, % , % 113, % 134, % , % 125, % 144, % 58.2% , % 137, % 156, % 63.5% , % 150, % 169, % 69.2% , % 160, % 179, % 73.4% , % 163, % 182, % 75.0% , % 164, % 183, % 75.0% 80.0% Program Year Participation Rate 75.0% 70.0% 65.0% 60.0% 55.0% 50.0% 45.0% VPK Estimating - December 7,

8 Statewide Summary Difference between July 30, 2009 and December 7, 2009 s December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 March 9, 2009 Summary Statewide Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Summary Difference between July 30, 2009 and December 7, 2009 s December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 March 9, 2009 Including Impact Results (Public School Round up and 80/20 Attendance) FTE 94,011 94,011 94,011 80, , , ,468 12,468 12,468 ( 2006 Round up Not Applicable) 10, , , Program Year 106, , ,479 Program Year 91, , , (Not a Full ) 106, , ,244 (Not a Full ) 86, , , FTE 113, , ,253 99, , , ,314 10,314 10,314 9, , , Program Year 123, , ,567 Program Year 108, , , , , ,782 ( 2006 Round up Not Applicable) 108, , , FTE 125, , , , , , ,576 9,576 9,576 8, , , Program Year 134, , ,717 Program Year 119, , , , , , , , , FTE , , , , , , ,113 9,645 9, , , , Program Year , , ,307 Program Year , , , , , , , , , FTE 4, , , ,450 3, , , , ,000 9,600 8, , , , Program Year 5, , , ,050 Program Year 3, , , , , , , ,452 3, , , , Program Year Program Year FTE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , FTE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Growth Rate FTE Growth Rate % 6.95% 6.95% 6.95% % 9.92% 9.92% 9.92% % 8.68% 8.44% 7.70% % 11.71% 11.56% 9.70% % 8.39% 5.34% 4.64% % 8.65% 5.94% 4.95% % 5.53% 3.04% 2.18% % 5.82% 3.41% 2.47% % 2.07% 1.65% 1.09% % 2.18% 1.84% 1.27% % 0.57% 0.61% 0.66% % 0.60% 0.69% 0.76% There was no public school summer round up for summer Growth rates are not comparable for years that include summer Statewide Program Year Participation Rate Summary Statewide FTE to Summary Difference between July 30, 2009 and December 7, 2009 s December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 March 9, 2009 Difference between July 30, 2009 and December 7, 2009 s December 7, 2009 July 30, 2009 March 9, 2009 (includes Public School Round up) Program Year Participation Rate % 54.52% 54.52% 54.52% % 80.29% 80.29% % 58.25% 58.25% 58.75% July /August 2006 (Public school summer round up Not Applicable) 38.61% 38.61% 38.61% % 63.46% 63.18% 63.93% % 87.58% 87.58% % 69.23% 66.70% 67.50% % 45.79% 45.79% % 73.40% 68.80% 69.20% % 82.53% 82.53% % 75.00% 70.00% 70.00% July /August % 49.72% 49.72% % 75.00% 70.00% 70.00% % 88.66% 88.66% % 34.06% 34.06% Key % 84.82% 84.90% 84.06% Data Example July /August % 62.57% 62.57% 62.57% Actual 999, % 89.66% 89.64% 88.65% Preliminary 999, % 37.75% 37.71% 34.34% Estimated (based on actual data) (based on estimated data) 999, ,999 VPK Estimating - December 7,

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10 4 Year Old Population October 1, 2008, Estimate as of December as of end of October as of end of October 2009 Program Year as of end of October 2009 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) 2009 as of end of October 2009 Roundup as of end of October 2009 Total Program Year Participation Rate Total Program Year Alachua 2,749 1, , % 1, , Baker % Bay 2,185 1, , % 1, , Bradford % Brevard 5,675 4, , % 3, , Broward 23,470 13,420 1,142 14, % 12, , , Calhoun % Charlotte 1, % Citrus 1, % Clay 2,331 1, , % 1, , Collier 3,938 1, , % 1, , Columbia % Miami Dade 34,465 18, , % 17, , DeSoto % Dixie % Duval 13,063 8, , % 7, , Escambia 4,101 2, , % 1, , Flagler % Franklin % Gadsden % Gilchrist % Glades % Gulf % Hamilton % Hardee % Hendry % Hernando 1,510 1, , % 1, , Highlands 1, % Hillsborough 16,773 9,453 1,481 10, % 8, , , Holmes % Indian River 1, % Jackson % Jefferson % Lafayette % Lake 3,068 2, , % 2, , Lee 7,415 4, , % 3, , Leon 3,154 2, , % 1, , Levy % Liberty % Madison % Manatee 3,753 2, , % 2, , Marion 3,623 1, , % 1, , Martin 1, % Monroe % Nassau % Okaloosa 2,608 1, , % 1, , Okeechobee % Orange 16,975 9, , % 8, , Osceola 3,947 2, , % 2, , Palm Beach 15,233 9, , % 8, , Pasco 4,871 3, , % 3, , Pinellas 9,657 5, , % 5, , Polk 7,954 3, , % 2, , Putnam % St. Johns 1,910 1, , % 1, , St. Lucie 3,281 2, , % 2, , Santa Rosa 1, , % Sarasota 3,131 1, , % 1, , Seminole 5,316 3, , % 3, , Sumter % Suwannee % Taylor % Union % Volusia 5,226 3, , % 2, , Wakulla % Walton % Washington % Florida 232, ,648 10, , % 123, , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

11 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) as of end of October as of end of October Round up as of end of October as of end of October Round up as of end of October 2009 Total Total Alachua 52 1, , , , Baker Bay 84 1, , , , Bradford Brevard 172 4, , , , Broward 1,147 13,420 1,097 15, , , Calhoun Charlotte Citrus Clay 47 1, , , , Collier 323 1, , , , Columbia Miami Dade , , , , DeSoto Dixie Duval 364 8, , , , Escambia 68 2, , , , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 77 1, , , , Highlands Hillsborough 1,393 9,453 1,446 12, , , Holmes Indian River , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 61 2, , , , Lee 337 4, , , , Leon 66 2, , , , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 134 2, , , , Marion 415 1, , , , Martin , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 83 1, , , , Okeechobee Orange 468 9, , , , Osceola 182 2, , , , Palm Beach 604 9, , , , Pasco 95 3, , , , Pinellas 469 5, , , , Polk 276 3, , , , Putnam St. Johns 31 1, , , , St. Lucie 127 2, , , , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 109 1, , , , Seminole 177 3, , , , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 296 3, , , , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 9, ,648 9, ,668 5, , , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

12 4 Year Old Population October 1, 2009, Projection as of December as of end of October 2009 Estimated Program Year Total Program Year Estimated Full Time Equivalent (FTE) 2010 Round up Total Participation Rate Alachua 2,770 1,695 1, , % 1, , Baker % Bay 2,186 1,206 1, , % 1, , Bradford % Brevard 5,654 4,277 4, , % 4, , Broward 23,237 13,602 14,643 1,125 15, % 13, , , Calhoun % Charlotte 1, % Citrus 1, % Clay 2,343 1,589 1, , % 1, , Collier 3,911 1,964 2, , % 2, , Columbia % Miami Dade 34,164 18,930 20, , % 18, , DeSoto % Dixie % Duval 13,054 8,658 9, , % 8, , Escambia 4,119 2,275 2, , % 2, , Flagler % Franklin % Gadsden % Gilchrist % Glades % Gulf % Hamilton % Hardee % Hendry % Hernando 1,528 1,151 1, , % 1, , Highlands 1, % Hillsborough 16,704 9,355 10,171 1,458 11, % 8, , , Holmes % Indian River 1, , , % Jackson % Jefferson % Lafayette % Lake 3,078 2,006 2, , % 1, , Lee 7,363 4,456 4, , % 4, , Leon 3,176 1,948 2, , % 1, , Levy % Liberty % Madison % Manatee 3,748 2,513 2, , % 2, , Marion 3,621 1,896 2, , % 1, , Martin 1, , , % Monroe % Nassau % Okaloosa 2,594 1,705 1, , % 1, , Okeechobee % Orange 16,967 9,482 10, , % 9, , Osceola 3,996 2,549 2, , % 2, , Palm Beach 15,064 8,827 10, , % 9, , Pasco 4,868 3,467 3, , % 3, , Pinellas 9,499 5,292 5, , % 4, , Polk 7,886 2,717 4, , % 3, , Putnam % St. Johns 1,971 1,365 1, , % 1, , St. Lucie 3,279 2,384 2, , % 2, , Santa Rosa 1, , % Sarasota 3,100 1,919 2, , % 1, , Seminole 5,272 3,639 3, , % 3, , Sumter % Suwannee % Taylor % Union % Volusia 5,208 3,110 3, , % 3, , Wakulla % Walton % Washington % Florida 231, , ,555 10, , % 134, , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

13 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) 2009 as of October 2009 Estimated as of October 2009 Estimated Round up Total Total Alachua 49 1, , , , Baker Bay 38 1, , , , Bradford Brevard 131 4, , , , Broward 1,096 14,643 1,081 16, , , Calhoun Charlotte Citrus Clay 47 1, , , , Collier 411 2, , , , Columbia Miami Dade , , , DeSoto Dixie Duval 484 9, , , Escambia 75 2, , , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 47 1, , , , Highlands Hillsborough 1,418 10,171 1,424 13, , , Holmes Indian River 57 1, , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 89 2, , , , Lee 332 4, , , , Leon 100 2, , , , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 145 2, , , , Marion 368 2, , , , Martin 47 1, , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 80 1, , , , Okeechobee Orange , , , , Osceola 137 2, , , , Palm Beach , , , , Pasco 86 3, , , , Pinellas 454 5, , , , Polk 299 4, , , , Putnam St. Johns 46 1, , , , St. Lucie 132 2, , , , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 96 2, , , , Seminole 162 3, , , , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 298 3, , , , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 9, ,555 9, ,808 5, , , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

14 Program Year Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up Total Program Year Total Alachua 1, ,007 1, , Baker Bay 1, ,384 1, , Bradford Brevard 4, ,837 4, , Broward 15,642 1,125 16,767 14, , , Calhoun Charlotte 1, , Citrus Clay 1, ,798 1, , Collier 2, ,068 2, , Columbia Miami Dade 20, ,708 19, , DeSoto Dixie Duval 9, ,075 8, , Escambia 2, ,580 2, , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 1, ,321 1, , Highlands Hillsborough 10,761 1,458 12,219 9, , , Holmes Indian River 1, ,183 1, , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 2, ,293 1, , Lee 5, ,843 4, , Leon 2, ,249 1, , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 2, ,056 2, , Marion 2, ,786 2, , Martin 1, , , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 2, ,125 1, , Okeechobee Orange 12, ,770 10, , Osceola 3, ,287 2, , Palm Beach 12, ,638 10, , Pasco 3, ,956 3, , Pinellas 5, ,159 5, , Polk 4, ,826 3, , Putnam St. Johns 1, ,675 1, , St. Lucie 3, ,229 2, , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 2, ,286 1, , Seminole 4, ,282 3, , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 3, ,041 3, , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 160,054 10, , , , , October 1, 4 Year Old Population 231,681 Program Year Participation Rate 73.40% VPK Estimating - December 7,

15 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up County / State Total Total Alachua 48 1, , , , Baker Bay 38 1, , , , Bradford Brevard 129 4, , , , Broward 1,080 15,642 1,081 17, , , Calhoun Charlotte 15 1, , Citrus Clay 46 1, , , Collier 407 2, , , Columbia Miami Dade , , , DeSoto Dixie Duval 480 9, , , Escambia 75 2, , , , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 46 1, , , , Highlands Hillsborough 1,396 10,761 1,424 13, , , Holmes Indian River 56 1, , , , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 89 2, , , , Lee 329 5, , , , Leon 100 2, , , , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 143 2, , , , Marion 363 2, , , , Martin 46 1, , , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 80 2, , , , Okeechobee Orange , , , , Osceola 134 3, , , , Palm Beach , , , , Pasco 85 3, , , , Pinellas 447 5, , , , Polk 297 4, , , , Putnam St. Johns 46 1, , , , St. Lucie 129 3, , , , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 95 2, , , , Seminole 159 4, , , , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 294 3, , , , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 9, ,054 9, ,193 5, , , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

16 Program Year Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up Total Program Year Total Alachua 1, ,048 1, , Baker Bay 1, ,391 1, , Bradford Brevard 4, ,874 4, , Broward 15,928 1,125 17,053 14, , , Calhoun Charlotte 1, , Citrus Clay 1, ,806 1, , Collier 2, ,147 2, , Columbia Miami Dade 21, ,784 20, , DeSoto Dixie Duval 9, ,146 8, , Escambia 2, ,599 2, , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 1, ,327 1, , Highlands Hillsborough 10,918 1,458 12,376 9, , , Holmes Indian River 1, ,208 1, , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 2, ,303 1, , Lee 5, ,009 4, , Leon 2, ,259 1, , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 2, ,119 2, , Marion 2, ,858 2, , Martin 1, ,182 1, , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 2, ,188 1, , Okeechobee Orange 12, ,138 10, , Osceola 3, ,367 2, , Palm Beach 12, ,006 11, , Pasco 3, ,975 3, , Pinellas 5, ,186 5, , Polk 4, ,964 4, , Putnam St. Johns 1, ,724 1, , St. Lucie 3, ,323 2, , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 2, ,314 1, , Seminole 4, ,345 3, , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 3, ,106 3, , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 163,755 10, , , , , October 1, 4 Year Old Population 231,673 Program Year Participation Rate 75.00% VPK Estimating - December 7,

17 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up Total Total Alachua 48 1, , , , Baker Bay 38 1, , , , Bradford Brevard 129 4, , , , Broward 1,080 15,928 1,081 18, , , Calhoun Charlotte 15 1, , Citrus Clay 46 1, , , , Collier 407 2, , , , Columbia Miami Dade , , , , DeSoto Dixie Duval 480 9, , , Escambia 75 2, , , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 46 1, , , , Highlands Hillsborough 1,396 10,918 1,424 13, , , Holmes Indian River 56 1, , , , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 89 2, , , , Lee 329 5, , , , Leon 100 2, , , , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 143 2, , , , Marion 363 2, , , , Martin 46 1, , , , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 80 2, , , , Okeechobee Orange , , , , Osceola 134 3, , , , Palm Beach , , , , Pasco 85 3, , , , Pinellas 447 5, , , , Polk 297 4, , , , Putnam St. Johns 46 1, , , , St. Lucie 129 3, , , , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 95 2, , , , Seminole 159 4, , , , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 294 3, , , , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 9, ,755 9, ,894 5, , , , VPK Estimating - December 7,

18 Program Year Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up Total Program Year Total Alachua 2, ,062 1, , Baker Bay 1, ,394 1, , Bradford Brevard 4, ,891 4, , Broward 16,029 1,125 17,154 14, , , Calhoun Charlotte 1, , Citrus Clay 1, ,811 1, , Collier 2, ,174 2, , Columbia Miami Dade 21, ,912 20, , DeSoto Dixie Duval 9, ,178 8, , Escambia 2, ,608 2, , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 1, ,331 1, , Highlands Hillsborough 10,976 1,458 12,434 9, , , Holmes Indian River 1, ,218 1, , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 2, ,309 1, , Lee 5, ,062 5, , Leon 2, ,266 1, , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 2, ,141 2, , Marion 2, ,881 2, , Martin 1, ,190 1, , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 2, ,208 1, , Okeechobee Orange 12, ,256 10, , Osceola 3, ,394 2, , Palm Beach 12, ,124 11, , Pasco 3, ,985 3, , Pinellas 5, ,202 5, , Polk 4, ,008 4, , Putnam St. Johns 1, ,740 1, , St. Lucie 3, ,354 2, , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 2, ,325 1, , Seminole 4, ,368 3, , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 3, ,129 3, , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 164,800 10, , , , , October 1, 4 Year Old Population 233,067 Program Year Participation Rate 75.00% VPK Estimating - December 7,

19 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Round up Total Total Alachua 48 2, , , , Baker Bay 38 1, , , , Bradford Brevard 129 4, , , , Broward 1,080 16,029 1,081 18, , , Calhoun Charlotte 15 1, , Citrus Clay 46 1, , , , Collier 407 2, , , , Columbia Miami Dade , , , DeSoto Dixie Duval 480 9, , , Escambia 75 2, , , Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando 46 1, , , , Highlands Hillsborough 1,396 10,976 1,424 13, , , Holmes Indian River 56 1, , , , Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake 89 2, , , , Lee 329 5, , , , Leon 100 2, , , , Levy Liberty Madison Manatee 143 2, , , , Marion 363 2, , , , Martin 46 1, , , , Monroe Nassau Okaloosa 80 2, , , , Okeechobee Orange , , , , Osceola 134 3, , , , Palm Beach , , , , Pasco 85 3, , , , Pinellas 447 5, , , , Polk 297 4, , , , Putnam St. Johns 46 1, , , , St. Lucie 129 3, , , , Santa Rosa , Sarasota 95 2, , , , Seminole 159 4, , , , Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia 294 3, , , , Wakulla Walton Washington Florida 9, ,800 9, ,939 5, , , , VPK Estimating - December 7,