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Brevard County · appropriation · 2026

Natural Resources Management Department

$634,983,525
✓ Sourced

This number is cited to a source document, and its arithmetic re-adds to the dollar (it cross-foots, or it is counted inside a total that does).

Source
Brevard County FY2026-27 Proposed Line Item Budgets (32 department spreadsheets)
Source locator
Natural Resources Managment Department
Layer
appropriation — Layer one: what Board of County Commissioners (5 districts) authorized to be spent. What was actually spent is layer two (audit and treasurer reports); which vendor got which check is layer three (check register).
Checked
Cross-foots ✓ — the 5 lines beneath this sum to this total exactly. Full report.
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30% of County departments (Board agencies) ($2,091,272,699)
Retrieved
2026-10-06

Note on this line

The biggest line because it holds the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program: $593.0 million, of which $330.0 million is reserves — sales-tax money set aside for future lagoon projects. Also the county stormwater utility ($35.3 million). Inside this total: reserves $335,655,329, capital $158,877,315, grants and aid $117,994,843, debt payments $153,433, transfers $327,738.

What's inside this number

LineAmountStatus
Save Our Indian River Lagoon $593,026,103 ✓ Sourced
Environmental Remediation $3,024,825 ✓ Sourced
Environmental Resources Management $2,039,062 ✓ Sourced
Stormwater Utility $35,271,245 ✓ Sourced
Beaches, Boating and Waterways $1,622,290 ✓ Sourced