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Benefits for Families of Fallen First Responders
If you lost a first responder in the line of duty, Florida and federal law set aside real support — financial, housing, and educational — for your family.
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- Line-of-Duty Death Benefit (Firefighter)$75,000–$225,000
The family of a firefighter lost in the line of duty.
- Survivor Property Tax Exemption
The surviving spouse of a first responder lost in the line of duty who owns and lives in the Florida home and hasn’t remarried.
- Dependent Tuition Waiver
The spouse and children of a first responder lost in the line of duty. Children up to age 25; a spouse must start within 5 years.
- Public Safety Officers’ Benefits (PSOB)$461,656
The family of a public safety officer lost in the line of duty, or an officer left permanently and totally disabled.
…and more, depending on your situation.
Built on Florida lawEvery benefit cites the exact statute it comes from, with a link to the official source.
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