The Florida Gaming Control Commission was created in 2021 as an independent entity administratively housed within the Department of Legal Affairs, Office of Attorney General. The commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate for terms of four years. The commission is directed to
Chapter 2022-179, Laws of Florida, provides the daily license fee revenues collected to be used to fund the operating cost of the commission. Additionally, the slot machine license fee, the slot machine occupational license fee, and the compulsive or addictive gambling prevention program are used to fund the commission’s operations and to provide funding for relevant enforcement activities.
In May 2022, Governor DeSantis appointed the five members to the commission. The members are
In July 2022, the commission held two meetings. Carl Herold was selected as the Division Director of the Division of Gaming Enforcement.
Annual Reports, Florida Gaming Control Commission
More information may be found on the commission's website
Performance Information
Performance measures and standards for the division may be found in its Long Range Program Plan.
Dixie Parker, Senior Management Analyst, 850-895-8125, contact@fgcc.fl.gov
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