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Come For Work, Stay to Live

There’s a reason so many people visit Florida. Those same reasons are exactly why it’s also a great place to live. It’s a safe, sunny, easily navigable state. In fact, five FL cities rank in the top 25 best places to live in the country. Once you put down roots, however, a competitive cost of living – no state income tax! – and a strong educational system are just two of the perks that make it worth staying for the long haul. You can build a career, a home, and a family, all without sacrificing on a superb quality of life. Get to know the state beyond its beaches and attractions and start filling out that change-of-address form.

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Careers

Florida is Home to 4 Top 20 Cities for Flexible Careers

CommercialCafe ranked the U.S. cities with the best career flexibility by awarding points for indicators in Flexibility Opportunities, Commuting & Remote Readiness and Career Growth & Economics.
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Groundbreaking ceremony with Miami leaders on site of new AAR facility
aviation

AAR breaks ground on MRO facility expansion in Miami

Construction is underway at the site of the new $50 million AAR maintenance hangar. The private hangar has aircraft technicians and engineering staff performing maintenance services such as airframe repair, modifications, inspections, upgrades, refurbishments, and painting.
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Aerial view of new FedEx facility in Bay County, Florida
Bay County

Team effort made Bay County FedEx facility a reality

The Panama City Port Authority’s Intermodal Distribution Center is home to a new $55 million, 251,000-square-foot FedEx Ground regional distribution facility. Recently opened, it is four times the size of a structure the company built at the center in 2013.
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NWFL College leaders sign letter of intent
aerospace

FSU partners with five Northwest Florida state colleges to provide educational support for aerospace, advanced manufacturing and health care industries

Florida State University and five Northwest Florida state colleges are joining forces to provide educational support for projected growth in high-tech industries including aerospace, additive and advanced manufacturing, and health care.
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