Florida Administrative Code 70 - DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS
The Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Title 70 – Department of Military Affairs governs the administrative rules and programs overseen by the Florida Department of Military Affairs (DMA), which manages both the Florida Army and Air National Guard. Here's an overview:
🏛️ Structure of Title 70 – Department of Military Affairs
Division 70 — Departmental
Chapter 70‑1: Florida Armed Forces Reserve Family Readiness Program Application Fund
Establishes and governs funding mechanisms for family readiness efforts within the reserves (law.cornell.edu).
Chapter 70‑2: Educational Assistance Programs
Defines eligibility, benefits, and processes for educational support programs administered by the DMA (law.cornell.edu).
These chapters lay out the specific rules and guidelines for these key areas.
📚 About the Florida Administrative Code & Registers
The FAC is the official statewide collection of administrative rules. An unofficial current version of Title 70 is available via state resources (flrules.elaws.us).
The Florida Administrative Register (FAR) is the daily gazette where the state publishes proposed rules and notices—new Title 70 rule changes would appear there (en.wikipedia.org).
🔍 Where to Access the Rules
To delve into the actual rule text (sections, criteria, procedures, etc.), refer to:
flrules.elaws.us, the official online repository, selecting Title 70 and the current or a desired effective date (flrules.elaws.us).
Justia, Cornell’s LII, and similar legal aggregators, which reproduce Title 70; note that they sometimes lag behind official updates .
✅ In Summary
Title 70 of the FAC contains two primary chapters:
70‑1: Family readiness fund management
70‑2: Educational assistance programs
These rules are maintained and updated via the official e-laws site, with new proposals appearing in the FAR.
For most current accuracy, rely on flrules.elaws.us or check updates in the Florida Administrative Register.
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