Marion County

The Town of Bronson, Florida, located in Levy County, is known as the Heart of Levy County and was founded in 1839 by James C. Bronson. Originally called Chunky Pond, the town played a significant role as a crossroads and a stop along the railroad route from Fernando Beach to Cedar Key. Today, Bronson is home to various government departments, including the Town Council, Building Department, Fire Department, and Parks and Recreation, offering a range of services and amenities to residents and visitors. Bronson's rich history includes its involvement in the logging and citrus industries, with numerous orange groves in the area. The town is also proud to have a local library branch, the Bronson Public Library, which is part of the Levy County Public Library System. Despite some accessibility issues with their website, the Town of Bronson remains committed to providing equal opportunities and accommodations to all individuals, ensuring a fair and inclusive community for everyone.Generated from the website

Citrus County Detention Facility, managed by the Corrections Corporation of America, is a multilevel security detention facility for males and females. The facility houses more than 750 beds. Founded in 1995, it offers a variety of anger and stress management programs. The facility also conducts classes in reading, math and Bible studies. Citrus County Detention Facility provides substance abuse prevention and religious solutions. Established in 1983, Corrections Corporation of America is one of the leading providers of privately managed correctional services for the federal, state and local governments in the United States. The parent company is engaged in the management, design and construction of over 60 correctional facilities and detention centers throughout the U.S.

Volusia County Tag and Title Office is located in DeLand, Fla. The department processes all kinds of automobile, truck, boat and mobile home registrations, and title transfers in Volusia County, Fla. Its other offices are located in Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City in Florida. The department s offices also provide vehicle and vessel registrations, and titles for an additional fee. It offers an online renewal facility for automobile tags, and boat and home registrations. Volusia County Tag and Title Office also provides an automated telephone information system that allows authorized individuals and companies to access records of the department of motor vehicles.