Who must file an annual financial disclosure in St Johns County?

As Historic City News expands its investigation of ethics in government, we find that, in St Johns County during 2014, there were 295 people who serve on various city and county boards, or are elected or appointed officials, required to make an abbreviated financial disclosure (Form EC-1).

The disclosures are due on July 1st, and if not received by October 1, for each day they are late, they are subject to fines and other penalties.

Below is the list of the most recent filers according to the Florida Commission on Ethics. You can click the link for complete contact information regarding the designated Financial Disclosure Coordinator for the associated Board, Commission, Committee, or other agency. The individual financial disclosures are on file with the St Johns County Supervisor of Elections.