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Screening across all 67 counties.

Find Florida billboard site leads worth investigating. Screen traffic and parcel facts statewide, with land-use evidence where available, then focus your fieldwork.

Signed-in screening · 64 counties with land-use evidence · 3 with traffic and parcel facts.

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Polk County · No account required. Sign in to screen all 67 counties.

Guest public demo · Polk County, FloridaNot signed in · 3 AI searches · up to 10 real candidates each
67
counties in your workspace
64
with land-use evidence
3
traffic / parcel mode
See the evidence in actionPublic example · Polk County
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10 real Polk public candidatesSix launch corridors · reviewed 2026-09-01

The public demo shows Polk examples. Sign in to choose any Florida county.

64 counties · RadarCandidate screening with land-use evidenceAvailable source evidence and rule results help you build a shortlist. Planning and permit gaps stay visible.
3 counties · Traffic & area screenTraffic and parcel screeningInspect AADT, acreage and recorded traffic segments. Land use, planning and permit eligibility remain unknown.Sign in to Radar
Before you actScreening leads need local verification67 counties means screening access, with county-specific source and area limits. It does not mean every parcel or complete planning and permit coverage.Coverage details

Your screening workflow

From a billboard search to a defensible shortlist.

  1. 01

    State the search

    Choose your county and screening mode. In Radar, use plain English or precise filters; traffic mode starts with measurable facts.

  2. 02

    Inspect the evidence

    Map and list stay in sync. Every pass, failure and unknown keeps its source.

  3. 03

    Track the shortlist

    Build a shortlist in your workspace and keep source gaps visible. Verify local planning, access and permit requirements before acting.

Evidence first

The explanation can change. The facts cannot.

In Radar, AI helps translate intent and explain tradeoffs. Coordinates, traffic, parcel facts and rule status always come from the versioned database. Unknown conditions stay unknown until a real source resolves them.

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