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40 records match “SUMTER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.”.

Properties 10

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Permits 2

  • Commercial Addition / Alteration at 12650 SW 16TH AVE OCALA

    Permit BLDC-26-09-02073 · Marion County · SECO ENERGY SOUTH HEADQUARTERS SUMTER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC

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    CancelledSep 9, 2026

  • Commercial Addition / Alteration at 12940 SW 16TH AVE OCALA

    Permit BLDC-26-09-02072 · Marion County · SECO ENERGY SOUTH HEADQUARTERS SUMTER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC

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    CancelledSep 9, 2026

Payments 28

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How current this is: Marion County Property Appraiser, tax roll loaded Feb 23, 2026 · Marion County Building Department, permit applications through Nov 12, 2026 · City of Ocala Building Department, permits issued through Nov 12, 2026 · Florida Division of Corporations, filings through Jun 1, 2026 · City of Ocala finance records, payments through Feb 25, 2026 · Marion County Clerk check register, payments through Feb 27, 2026 · Marion County Sheriff's Office check register, checks through Sep 30, 2026 · Marion County Sheriff's Office purchase orders, orders through Sep 30, 2026. Data and sources

In Marion County

August 2026 at a glance

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Deeds recorded
2,696 about the same as Aug 2025
Permit applications
2,772 12% vs. Aug 2025
Foreclosure cases filed
83 5% vs. Aug 2025

Source: Marion County Clerk official records and county permit applications · data through Sep 3, 2026 · newer months are still being processed

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