Located in the northern Florida in the Panhandle region is the capitol county of Leon County. Leon County is approximately 671 square miles, with a population of almost 245,000 people. The county is home to the state capital city of Tallahassee. Other prominent communities located in the county includes Chaires, Baum, Bradfordville, Miccosuckee, and Lake Jackson.

Leon County is consistently rated highly by influential Forbes Magazines, as one of the best places to do business. Indeed, Leon County is home to one of the strongest economies in the state, with the county serving as the commercial, industrial, education, and financial hub of northern Florida.

The county is also recognized for its quality schools. The Leon County District School Board consistently garners high acheivements with their high academic standards. For higher learning, Leon County is home to two of the best in the state - Florida State University and Florida A&M. These schools along with collaborating companies, have helped made the area well known for their research excellence.

While Leon County have their share of pristine beaches, they offer so much more - a nice difference to the rest of Florida. Outdoor splendors such as Appalachicola National Forest and Lakes Jackson and Iamonia provides a diverse array of outdoor activities.