Thank you for your interest in Suwannee County!
 We have made some major changes to our website and hope that you will enjoy your visit. We believe our new look will give you much information that you are seeking. We have added links to Chamber of Commerce members websites as well as to the Suwannee County, The City of Live Oak, and the Town of Branford sites.
If you are not yet a resident of Suwannee County, we welcome your interest and want you to know that we are a well rounded, family oriented community. Our school system is excellent and the county abounds with leisure activities for all. The Suwannee River, with all its potential, surrounds the county on three sides. Whether you are looking for a place to relocate your family or business or seeking a place to vacation Suwannee County will meet your needs!
Please contact us for a relocation packet, more tourist information, or with any other questions you may have.
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Suwannee Hamilton Vo Tech National Skills Champions!
After taking 1st place in the SkillsUSA Florida State competition Ethan Butts, Nicky Raines and brothers Cory and Dillion Voss, took 1st place at the National competition in Kansas City, MO. Competing against 30 other high  schools from across the nation these future leaders in the construction industry from the Suwannee Hamilton Vocational and Technical center brought home the GOLD!! The President of the Suwannee Valley Builders Association will recognize the young men with their Coaches, teachers Derwin Bass, Bob Mekela and Jimmy Norris of Southern Heritage Builders, a member of the Builders Association July 24 at 6PM at the Suwannee Middle School Cafetorium. Carl Miller, Executive Director of the Skills Florida will be the guest speaker. All of the community is welcome to recognize these outstanding young men.
The Suwannee Valley Builders Association is proud to be one of the sponsors of this Team. CONGRATULATIONS MEN!!! |
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Florida Chamber Poll
Florida Chamber Political Institute Poll Shows Numbers in Republication
Gubernatorial Primary Election Tightening
Job Creation, Economy, Education and Oil Spill Most Important Issues for Floridians
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (June 18, 2010) – A poll released today by the Florida Chamber of Commerce
Political Institute shows the lead narrowing in the Republican Primary race for governor. In a statewide
sampling of likely voters, 35 percent favored newcomer Rick Scott while 30 percent favored Attorney
General Bill McCollum, and 33 percent of Floridians are still undecided. Additionally, Governor Crist
continues to hold strong approval ratings, with 60 percent of Floridians approving and 30 percent
disapproving. However, 53 percent of voters still believe Florida is on the wrong track, while 30 percent of
voters believe we are generally headed in the right direction. |
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