Florida funeral, cemetery & preneed board filings

Florida funeral home acquisitions and ownership changes, before the board meets

Quiet Transfer reads every public agenda from the Florida Board of Funeral, Cemetery and Consumer Services and sends you the filings that matter: changes of ownership or control, cemetery acquisitions, preneed transfers and new establishments. Parsed, source-linked, and typically in your inbox a week before the meeting.

Public records only. Monthly billing, cancel anytime.

What we track

Filing types you can act on, not industry news

Each alert is a specific application on a specific agenda, with the entity, d/b/a, city, license number where listed, filing type and staff recommendation.

Change of ownership or control

Funeral home change of ownership in Florida surfaces here first, as an application on the board agenda.

Acquirers, M&A brokers, lenders

Cemetery acquisitions

Florida cemetery acquisition filings, including changes in ownership or control of a licensed cemetery company.

Consolidators, trust and lending teams

Preneed transfers

Preneed main license transfers and new preneed main and branch applications across Florida.

Preneed and insurance carriers, trustees

New establishments

New funeral establishment, direct disposal and cinerator facility applications, by city.

Suppliers, service providers, competitors

Why timing matters

See pending filings weeks before the licensee search shows them

Florida's official FCCS licensee search lists valid licenses. It states that pending applications are not shown and that there is usually a lag of several weeks before a license transaction appears (source). The earliest public signal is the board agenda.

  1. Agenda postedGenerally at least 7 days before the meeting. Pro alerts go out within hours.
  2. Weekly digestStarter subscribers receive the week's filings in one summary.
  3. Board meetingThe Board considers each application, with or without conditions.
  4. License search updatesIssued licenses appear in the official search, often weeks later.

How it compares

Built for the gap between the raw PDF and the announcement

Good free resources exist. They answer different questions.

Based on publicly available descriptions of each source type, reviewed November 2026.
SourceWhat you seeWhenEffort
Raw board agenda PDFEvery item, including pending applicationsWhen postedDownload and read a long PDF each month, plus addenda
Announced-deal newslettersTransactions after they are made publicAfter announcementLow, but after the fact
License lists and directoriesLicenses already issuedAfter issuance, often with a lagLow, but pending items are excluded
Quiet TransferPending ownership, acquisition, preneed and new-establishment filings, parsedHours after posting (Pro) or weekly (Starter)Read one email, with a link to the source

Sample alert

A real excerpt from the November 5, 2026 agenda

This is what a digest looks like: one entry per legal entity, coversheet and contract items merged, with the staff recommendation and a direct link to the public agenda.

Entries are applications listed on a public agenda with the staff recommendation. They are not final Board actions.

How it works

Funeral board agenda alerts, without reading the PDFs

We monitor the board

Agendas, amended agendas, addenda and administrative reports from the Florida Board of Funeral, Cemetery and Consumer Services, checked hourly on business days.

We extract the filings

Ownership, control, acquisition, preneed and new-establishment items are pulled out, merged by entity and labeled by filing type.

You get a clean alert

Entity, d/b/a, city, license number where listed, filing type, staff recommendation and source link, by email.

Pricing

Simple monthly plans, Florida first

Billed monthly through Stripe. No contract, cancel anytime.

Starter

$49 / month

  • Florida weekly digest
  • All tracked filing types
  • Source link on every entry
Start Starter, $49/mo

Radar

Custom

  • Everything in Pro
  • CSV or CRM export
  • Custom territories and historical archive
  • Annual invoice or purchase order
Contact us about Radar

Coverage: Florida today. Texas and Alabama are planned next.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?

Only from public records: agendas, addenda and administrative reports posted by the Florida Board of Funeral, Cemetery and Consumer Services on myfloridacfo.com. Every alert links to the source document.

How early do I see a filing?

Board agendas are generally posted at least seven days before each meeting. Pro checks board sources hourly on business days and sends alerts within hours of a new posting. Starter summarizes the week in one digest.

Why not just use the Florida licensee search?

The official FCCS licensee search lists valid licenses. It states that pending applications are not shown and that there is usually a lag of several weeks before license transactions appear. Quiet Transfer covers the pending stage, when items first appear on a board agenda.

Is an agenda item the same as an approved transaction?

No. Alerts report applications as listed on a public agenda, with the staff recommendation. They are not final Board actions, and the Board may approve, approve with conditions, table or deny an item.

Which filing types are included?

Changes of ownership or control, cemetery acquisition applications, preneed main license transfers and applications, and new funeral, direct disposal and cinerator establishment applications, plus lower-signal items such as removal services in context.

Which states are covered?

Florida today. Texas and Alabama are planned next. Pro subscribers receive each new state as it ships at no extra cost.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Plans bill monthly with no contract, and you can cancel at any time.

Cancellation and refunds

Plans bill monthly and you can cancel anytime; cancellation stops the next renewal and you keep access through the end of the period you paid for. If Quiet Transfer didn't deliver what your plan describes in your first month, email us within 14 days of your first charge for a full refund. Partial months aren't otherwise refunded.