Lake County Board of County Commissioners is a governmental organization located in Lake County, Florida. The Board consists of five elected Commissioners, each representing a specific district of the county. The County Commission is the legislative and policy-making body of the county government, responsible for managing the county’s affairs, services, and resources under the Florida Constitution and Florida law. The Board is responsible for the maintenance and operation of county-owned facilities and properties, such as libraries, parks, and roads. They also approve and oversee the county’s budget, as well as set policies and regulations that impact county residents, businesses, and visitors. In addition, the Board works in conjunction with state and federal agencies to secure funding for various county projects. The Lake County Board of County Commissioners holds weekly public meetings, providing an opportunity for residents to voice their concerns and provide input on county-related matters. The Board also has several appointed advisory boards and committees that provide recommendations on specific issues affecting the county. Overall, the Board’s mission is to provide quality services, infrastructure, and opportunities for Lake County residents, ensuring a strong, healthy, and vibrant community.