All 67 official county-government links are listed below. An internal research page appears only after the permit authority, service area, product-submittal workflow and official sources pass a separate quality gate.
Miami-Dade Product Control and the County building-permit authority are related but separate scopes. Miami-Dade County states that municipalities have their own building officials, while County permit application guidance applies to the unincorporated service area identified through official property and address tools.
Broward has countywide code-administration functions through the Board of Rules and Appeals, while permit administration remains jurisdiction-specific. The County Building Division describes a service area covering the Broward Municipal Services District, County facilities and certain contract areas rather than every municipality.
Palm Beach County publishes separate guidance for statewide and local product approval and warns that statewide approval does not by itself establish suitability for local use. The County points applicants back to the approval's limitations and project wind, exposure and installation conditions.
Pinellas County publishes a Product Approval Schedule for permit submittals, but its building-service footprint is not a permanent countywide boundary. The County serves unincorporated areas and identified contract municipalities, and it publishes effective-date changes when a municipality changes provider.
Hillsborough County Development Services identifies its building-permit scope as unincorporated Hillsborough County. Its residential alteration guidance calls for a product approval table that records manufacturer, category, approval number and expiration information when applicable.
Orange County publishes a Product Approval Specification Sheet that records category, manufacturer, model, FL number, NOA and expiration information. County annexation guidance also explains that a municipality becomes the primary local service provider after annexation, subject to documented exceptions.
Jacksonville publishes a Product Approval Information Sheet that asks for the exact Florida approval number with suffix, code version and quality-assurance expiration. Its window and door worksheet separately records manufacturer, model, opening pressures and approval details.
Lee County's exterior-openings form records the exact FL or NOA number, affected opening, impact designation and expiration information. Its roof guide requires an exact approval and assembly and directs users to compare source pressures with project conditions.
The City of Miami is a separate municipal permit authority within Miami-Dade County. Its roofing workflow asks applicants to confirm the property is in the City, and its exterior window and door checklist requests an exact current NOA or Florida Product Approval plus model and configuration details.
The City of Tampa administers its own municipal permit workflow separately from unincorporated Hillsborough County. Its current residential permit guide identifies Florida product approvals as part of roof, window and door submission documentation.
A county website or postal county does not prove that the county building department is the permit AHJ. Incorporated municipalities and contract service areas may administer their own permits. ZIP and street pages are intentionally not generated or indexed.