Florida Budget Explorer Counties Broward County
Broward County 1,993,535 residents · county seat Fort Lauderdale
$36.7M in local projects
- Sales tax
- 7%6% State + 1% county
- Gas tax
- 46.1¢16.0¢ local
- School funding per student
- $9,30250% from the State
- State-set school tax (RLE)
- 3.018 millsstatewide 3.057
- Local projects
- $36.7M$18 per resident · rank 64 of 67
- Vetoed here
- $24.0M57 items
- FDOT work program
- $1.88Bthis year · $4.22B over five years
The State’s school formula gives Broward County schools $2.59B this year — $1.29B from the State and $1.30B from local property taxes, for 278,396 students (including 55,081 on state scholarships).
A project is placed in a county only when its House or Senate request form, or its title, names the place. Statewide programs and projects serving several counties are not placed on any one county.
2024–2026 legislators whose districts include part of this county
| Member | Funded projects sponsored |
|---|---|
| Rep. Hillary CasselHouse District 101 · Republican | $19.0M17 projects statewide |
| Rep. Dan DaleyHouse District 96 · Democrat | $18.0M10 projects statewide |
| Sen. Tina Scott PolskySenate District 30 · Democrat | $10.3M20 projects statewide |
| Sen. Rosalind OsgoodSenate District 32 · Democrat | $8.6M14 projects statewide |
| Sen. Jason W. B. PizzoSenate District 37 · No Party Affiliation | $6.5M15 projects statewide |
| Rep. Chip LaMarcaHouse District 100 · Republican | $5.6M10 projects statewide |
| Sen. Barbara ShariefSenate District 35 · Democrat | $4.9M14 projects statewide |
| Rep. Michael "Mike" GottliebHouse District 102 · Democrat | $3.2M6 projects statewide |
| Rep. Christine HunschofskyHouse District 95 · Democrat | $3.0M6 projects statewide |
| Rep. Robin BartlemanHouse District 103 · Democrat | $2.6M4 projects statewide |
| Rep. Mitch RosenwaldHouse District 98 · Democrat | $1.9M3 projects statewide |
| Rep. Felicia Simone RobinsonHouse District 104 · Democrat | $1.5M2 projects statewide |
| Rep. Lisa DunkleyHouse District 97 · Democrat | $1.4M3 projects statewide |
| Rep. Marie Paule WoodsonHouse District 105 · Democrat | $1.4M5 projects statewide |
| Rep. Daryl CampbellHouse District 99 · Democrat | $675K2 projects statewide |
The legislators on this site are from the 2024–2026 Legislature, which wrote this budget. After the November 3, 2026 election, your representative or senator may be someone else. To find who represents your address now:
Local projects placed in Broward County (117)
- BROWARD COLLEGE - North Campus Building 56 & Building 57 Remodel into STEM and Nursing Expansion$4.0M
- South Florida Autism Charter Schools - Expansion$2.4M
- Friends of South Florida Autism Shared Living - Villages of South Florida Autism$2.0M
- 4KIDS of South Florida - Prevention, Foster Family Recruitment and Hope 4 Healing Project$1.3M
- Fort Lauderdale - Galt Ocean Mile Corridor Improvements Final Phase$1.3M
- JAFCO - Children’s Ability Center$995K
- Arc Broward Skills Training Adults with Disabilities$975K
- Henderson Behavioral Health - Hurricane Resiliency & Safety Enhancements$950K
- Jewish Campus Life Initiative - Standing Against Antisemitism Across Florida$900K
- Lauderdale Lakes Canal 3 Stormwater Conveyance and Water Quality Improvement Project$900K
- Howard C. Forman Human Services Campus Improvements Phase 1$800K
- Tamarac Water Main & Fire Protection System Improvements Phase 1$750K
- Broward County Target Range at Markham Park$687K
- Broward County Sheriff’s Office Fire Rescue Safety and Prevention Program$671K
- Broward Health - Integrated Medication Assisted Treatment Response (iMATR)$650K
- Urban League Regional Entrepreneurship Centers$650K
- Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue - Reserve Fireboat Replacement$643K
- JAFCO - Eagles’ Haven Wellness Center .$595K
- Coconut Creek Northeast Utilities Expansion$550K
- Broward Sheriff’s Office Rapid Response Program - RapidHit ID DNA Systems & Co-Responder$506K
- David Posnack Jewish Community Center - Expansion of Special Needs Services and Programs .$501K
- Broward Schools - Strengthening ESE Support$500K
- Carol Boies Teen Center/Facility Improvements$500K
- Fort Lauderdale - Aviation Technical Training Program$500K
- The Friendship Circle of Greater Ft. Lauderdale - Inclusive Community Center$500K
- Every Mother’s Advocate - Child Abuse Prevention$500K
- Workforce Training Expansion$500K
- Memorial Healthcare System - Medication Assisted Treatment$500K
- Jewish Family Services Holocaust Survivors and Senior Support Initiative$500K
- Parkland Special Needs Accommodations at Pine Trails Park$500K
- Fort Lauderdale Las Olas Boulevard Safety Improvements and ADA Upgrades Phase 2$500K
- Resistance: Courageous Acts in Desperate Times During the Holocaust Exhibit$500K
- Deerfield Beach Oveta McKeithen Park Air Pavilion$450K
- Fort Lauderdale Roadway Resurfacing Project$425K
- Lubavitch Hebrew Academy Wellness Center$400K
- Henderson Behavioral Health - Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Expansion$400K
- Closing the Kosher Meal Gap$400K
- Cooper City Sanitary Sewer Pipe Lining Rehabilitation Project$375K
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Bougainvilla Drive and Poinciana Street Improvements$375K
- Miramar Lift Station improvements, upgrades, and rehabilitation$375K
- Lighthouse of Broward for the Blind & Visually Impaired - Vital Living for Seniors Program$350K
- Dania Beach NW/SW 1st Avenue Water Main Replacement$350K
- Margate Stormwater Infrastructure Assessment and Rehabilitation$350K
- South Broward Drainage District S-2, S-3, and S-7 Sluice Gates$329K
- Plantation Cleary Blvd Drainage Improvements$320K
- Nancy J. Cotterman Center Advocacy Program$315K
- City of Deerfield Beach Alzheimer’s Daycare Senior Transportation$300K
- City of Miramar Southcentral/Southeast Focal Point Senior Center$300K
- Las Olas Chabad Jewish Center - Friendship Circle Grill - Job Skills Training$280K
- Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital - New Solutions Outpatient Program$250K
- City of Hollywood Adult Day Care Center$250K
- Lauderdale Lakes Gated Outfalls and Flow Skimmers Implementation Project - Phase I$250K
- Hillsboro Beach - Water Treatment Plant Clearwell Storage Tank Replacement$225K
- Lauderdale Lakes Alzheimer’s Care Center - Alzheimer Care Services Upgrades$200K
- Sunrise South Florida Programs: Serving Children and Adults with Cancer$200K
- Coral Springs Ballistic Film$200K
- Southwest Ranches - Rolling Oaks Drainage Improvement$170K
- Boulevard Heights Community Center Senior Program Expansion$170K
- Foot Print to Success Clubhouse - Culinary Community$150K
- Project MPACT (Making Priorities Align for Community Transformation)$125K
- South Broward Drainage District Pembroke Falls Sluice Gate & Telemetry Project$125K
- Women In Distress of Broward County - MARS (Mobile Advocacy Response System)$100K
- Austin Hepburn Senior Mini-Center - City of Hallandale Beach$100K
- Hallandale Beach Stormwater Mitigation Project - Northeast Quad Injection Well System$0Vetoed
- Lighthouse Point NE 31st Court Bridge Replacement Project$0Vetoed
- Weston - Center at Vista Park$0Vetoed
- Hallandale Beach 8th Avenue Roadway Reconstruction Project - Phase 2 SW$0Vetoed
- Southwest Ranches Fire Station$0Vetoed
- Pompano Beach - North Riverside Drive Multimodal Safety and Resilience Corridor$0Vetoed
- Hillsboro Inlet Critical Access and Erosion Control Project$0Vetoed
- North Lauderdale - Canal Culverts Replacement$0Vetoed
- Southwest Ranches Safety Guardrail$0Vetoed
- Coconut Creek Public Courtyard Renovations$0Vetoed
- Lauderhill Lift Station 47 Rehabilitation$0Vetoed
- Southwest Ranches Fire Truck$0Vetoed
- Crockett Foundation Innovation Center .$0Vetoed
- Cooper City Water Treatment Plant and Wastewater Treatment Plant Electrical System$0Vetoed
- Dania Beach SW 34th Court Stormwater Improvements$0Vetoed
- Lighthouse Point Stormwater Improvement Project - Priority Area 1 Stormwater Master Plan$0Vetoed
- Pembroke Park Park Road South Stormwater Improvements$0Vetoed
- PATH Florida: Prosperity Access Through High-demand Careers$0Vetoed
- Deerfield Beach Fire Station 4 Rehabilitation$0Vetoed
- Pompano Beach Industrial Area Stormwater Improvement Project$0Vetoed
- Hospitality with Purpose - Economic Stability Enterprise for Individuals with Disabilities$0Vetoed
- Tamarac Aerial Ladder Fire Truck$0Vetoed
- Coming Home Senior Hospital Transition Program$0Vetoed
- Raising Public Awareness of the Ocean Economy Through the Deerfield Beach Marine Center$0Vetoed
- Miramar Fire Rescue - Air and Light Special Operations Vehicle (SOV)$0Vetoed
- Broward County - Behavioral Health Services$0Vetoed
- Nova Southeastern University/Veterans Trust Race Camp$0Vetoed
- Broward County - Homeless Family Safe Parking Program (HFSP)$0Vetoed
- Broward County - Youth Psychiatric Emergency Ambulance Pilot$0Vetoed
- City of West Park Youth Crime Prevention Program$0Vetoed
- Hollywood - Lakes of Emerald Hills Flood Control and Lake Maintenance$0Vetoed
- Cooper City Fire Rescue Critical Care Transport Vehicle$0Vetoed
- Davie Fire Rescue Vehicle Exhaust System$0Vetoed
- Community Based Connections - ADAM (Awesome Dads Awesome Men) Fatherhood Mentoring Program$0Vetoed
- North Lauderdale City Hall Security Improvements$0Vetoed
- Seafarers’ House: Supporting the Maritime Community & the Port Workers$0Vetoed
- Small Business Development & Technical Assistance Program$0Vetoed
- City of Fort Lauderdale - Substance Abuse & Mental Health Treatment Housing Program$0Vetoed
- Pompano Beach Senior Center Expansion for Wellness and Community- Phase 1$0Vetoed
- Pembroke Park Multi-Use Community-wide Service Center$0Vetoed
- City of Lighthouse Point Public Safety Improvement Project$0Vetoed
- A Vision of Redemption - Family Reconnection Program$0Vetoed
- Hollywood Police Marine Public Safety Initiative$0Vetoed
- City of Lauderhill Police Athletic League (PAL) and Youth Empowerment Initiative$0Vetoed
- Wilton Manors Transparency in Public Safety Project$0Vetoed
- Wilton Manors Cyber Security Improvements$0Vetoed
- Hugh Taylor Birch State Park Perimeter Fence Replacement and Security Enhancement$0Vetoed
- ChildNet Place Shelters - Teen Space$0Vetoed
- Miramar - Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Cybersecurity Improvement$0Vetoed
- City of Plantation - License Plate Readers$0Vetoed
- Live With LEV Beyond the Bell$0Vetoed
- Coral Springs SCADA Radio Telemetry System$0Vetoed
- Rio Vista and Lauderdale Harbors License Plate Readers Project$0Vetoed
- Iman’s Light Foundation - Substance Abuse Workshops and Programs$0Vetoed
Vetoed items naming Broward County (57)
| Item | Vetoed |
|---|---|
| Hallandale Beach Stormwater Mitigation Project - Northeast Quad Injection Well System (HF 2899) (SF 1679) | $2.0M |
| Lighthouse Point NE 31st Court Bridge Replacement Project (HF 3410) (SF 1664) | $2.0M |
| Weston - Center at Vista Park (HF 1528) (SF 1233) | $1.0M |
| Hallandale Beach 8th Avenue Roadway Reconstruction Project - Phase 2 SW (HF 2882) (SF 1680) | $994K |
| Southwest Ranches Fire Station (HF 1080) (SF 1067) | $900K |
| Pompano Beach - North Riverside Drive Multimodal Safety and Resilience Corridor (HF 2201) (SF 1372) | $895K |
| Hillsboro Inlet Critical Access and Erosion Control Project (HF 3479) (SF 2724) | $750K |
| North Lauderdale - Canal Culverts Replacement (HF 1717) (SF 2750) | $750K |
| Southwest Ranches Safety Guardrail (HF 1794) (SF 1077) | $694K |
| Coconut Creek Public Courtyard Renovations (HF 2879) (SF 2075) | $593K |
| Lauderhill Lift Station 47 Rehabilitation (HF 1721) (SF 2744) | $568K |
| Southwest Ranches Fire Truck (HF 1083) (SF 1066) | $536K |
| Crockett Foundation Innovation Center (HF 1792) (SF 1069) | $500K |
| Cooper City Water Treatment Plant and Wastewater Treatment Plant Electrical System (HF 1553) (SF 1317) | $500K |
| Dania Beach SW 34th Court Stormwater Improvements (HF 2886) (SF 1650) | $500K |
| Lighthouse Point Stormwater Improvement Project - Priority Area 1 Stormwater Master Plan (HF 3423) (SF 1666) | $500K |
| Pembroke Park Park Road South Stormwater Improvements (HF 1785) (SF 1669) | $500K |
| PATH Florida: Prosperity Access Through High-demand Careers (HF 2884) (SF 1320) | $500K |
| Deerfield Beach Fire Station 4 Rehabilitation (HF 3411) (SF 1065) | $500K |
| Pompano Beach Industrial Area Stormwater Improvement Project (HF 3422) (SF 1655) | $493K |
| Hospitality with Purpose - Economic Stability Enterprise for Individuals with Disabilities (HF 2185) (SF 1195) | $456K |
| Tamarac Aerial Ladder Fire Truck (HF 1339) (SF 2133) | $450K |
| Coming Home Senior Hospital Transition Program (HF 1863) (SF 1618) | $448K |
| Miramar Fire Rescue - Air and Light Special Operations Vehicle (SOV) (HF 1595) (SF 1050) | $375K |
| Broward County - Behavioral Health Services (HF 1864) (SF 1286) | $350K |
| Nova Southeastern University/Veterans Trust Race Camp (HF 1756) (SF 1288) | $350K |
| Raising Public Awareness of the Ocean Economy Through the Deerfield Beach Marine Center (HF 3412) (SF 1651) | $325K |
| Broward County - Homeless Family Safe Parking Program (HFSP) (HF 2337) (SF 2129) | $300K |
| Broward County - Youth Psychiatric Emergency Ambulance Pilot (HF 1401) (SF 2136) | $300K |
| City of West Park Youth Crime Prevention Program (HF 1867) (SF 2666) | $300K |
| Hollywood - Lakes of Emerald Hills Flood Control and Lake Maintenance (HF 2897) (SF 1672) | $300K |
| Cooper City Fire Rescue Critical Care Transport Vehicle (HF 1556) (SF 1395) | $300K |
| Davie Fire Rescue Vehicle Exhaust System (HF 2905) (SF 3400) | $280K |
| Community Based Connections - ADAM (Awesome Dads Awesome Men) Fatherhood Mentoring Program (HF 3414) (SF 1058) | $275K |
| North Lauderdale City Hall Security Improvements (HF 1718) (SF 2748) | $263K |
| Seafarers' House: Supporting the Maritime Community & the Port Workers (HF 3424) (SF 2759) | $260K |
| Small Business Development & Technical Assistance Program (HF 2706) | $258K |
| City of Fort Lauderdale - Substance Abuse & Mental Health Treatment Housing Program (HF 1098) (SF 2135) | $250K |
| Pompano Beach Senior Center Expansion for Wellness and Community- Phase 1 (HF 2202) (SF 1643) | $250K |
| Pembroke Park Multi-Use Community-wide Service Center (HF 1790) (SF 1670) | $238K |
| City of Lighthouse Point Public Safety Improvement Project (HF 3420) (SF 1665) | $225K |
| A Vision of Redemption - Family Reconnection Program (HF 2599) (SF 1300) | $200K |
| Hollywood Police Marine Public Safety Initiative (HF 1860) (SF 1673) | $188K |
| City of Lauderhill Police Athletic League (PAL) and Youth Empowerment Initiative (HF 1561) (SF 2745) | $180K |
| Wilton Manors Cyber Security Improvements (HF 1558) (SF 3788) | $175K |
| Hugh Taylor Birch State Park Perimeter Fence Replacement and Security Enhancement (HF 3431) (SF 1676) | $160K |
| Miramar - Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Cybersecurity Improvement (HF 1444) (SF 1084) | $150K |
| ChildNet Place Shelters - Teen Space (HF 1887) (SF 1302) | $127K |
| City of Plantation - License Plate Readers (HF 1714) (SF 3599) | $100K |
| Wilton Manors Transparency in Public Safety Project (HF 1559) (SF 3787) | $100K |
| Live With LEV Beyond the Bell (HF 1896) (SF 1797) | $90K |
| Coral Springs SCADA Radio Telemetry System (HF 2336) (SF 1209) | $85K |
| Wilton Manors Transparency in Public Safety Project (HF 1559) (SF 3787) | $75K |
| Rio Vista and Lauderdale Harbors License Plate Readers Project (HF 3772) | $56K |
| Raising Public Awareness of the Ocean Economy Through the Deerfield Beach Marine Center (HF 3412) (SF 1651) | $50K |
| Iman's Light Foundation - Substance Abuse Workshops and Programs (HF 1858) | $40K |
| ChildNet Place Shelters - Teen Space (HF 1887) (SF 1302) | $30K |
Cities
| City | After vetoes | Per resident |
|---|---|---|
| Fort Lauderdale | $3.3M | $17 |
| Lauderdale Lakes | $1.4M | $37 |
| Pembroke Pines | $800K | $4.67 |
| Deerfield Beach | $750K | $8.55 |
| Tamarac | $750K | $10 |
| Miramar | $675K | $4.79 |
| Coconut Creek | $550K | $9.49 |
| Parkland | $500K | $13 |
| Hollywood | $420K | $2.68 |
| Cooper City | $375K | $11 |
| Lauderdale-By-The-Sea | $375K | $61 |
| Dania Beach | $350K | $10 |
| Margate | $350K | $5.96 |
| Plantation | $320K | $3.25 |
| Hillsboro Beach | $225K | $114 |
| Coral Springs | $200K | $1.47 |
| Southwest Ranches | $170K | $22 |
| Hallandale Beach | $100K | $2.39 |
| Davie | $0 | $0.00 |
| Lauderhill | $0 | $0.00 |
| Lazy Lake | $0 | $0.00 |
| Lighthouse Point | $0 | $0.00 |
| North Lauderdale | $0 | $0.00 |
| Oakland Park | $0 | $0.00 |
| Pembroke Park | $0 | $0.00 |
| Pompano Beach | $0 | $0.00 |
| Sea Ranch Lakes | $0 | $0.00 |
| Sunrise | $0 | $0.00 |
| West Park | $0 | $0.00 |
| Weston | $0 | $0.00 |
| Wilton Manors | $0 | $0.00 |
Signed into law · FY 2026-27
Where Florida’s $113.8 billion goes.
Florida’s budget for July 2026 through June 2027, signed by the Governor on June 29, 2026 with $1.66 billion in vetoes. Florida has no personal income tax — see what you pay the State, then follow the money to every agency, program and local project.
Start with 5 things to knowThe General Appropriations Act (HB 5001-E) as signed, with the vetoes taken out. New fiscal year began July 1, 2026. How the budget works
Covers FY 2026-27, July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027. Sources: the budget as signed June 29, 2026; totals from the Legislature’s Fiscal Analysis in Brief (August 2026); agency detail from Transparency Florida as of October 14, 2026. Page updated October 18, 2026.
$113.8B
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−0.9% vs. FY 2025-26 · after vetoes
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111,559
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−0.3% vs. FY 2025-26 (−321)
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