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Money trail → Brevard Public Schools — all funds
Brevard County · separate government · 2026

Capital Projects — building and fixing schools

$433,477,839
✓ 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 Public Schools FY 2027 Proposed Budget (sent to the Board and Cabinet, July 28, 2026)
Source locator
p. 28
Layer
reference — Reference material: state publications and directories that explain the numbers (millage books, salary surveys) rather than authorize or record spending.
Checked
Cross-foots ✓ — the 5 lines beneath this sum to this total exactly. Full report.
Share
28% of Brevard Public Schools — all funds ($1,567,771,257)
Retrieved
2026-10-06 — The Board held its final budget hearing September 10, 2026; the adopted book is not posted yet (Docket #3).

Note on this line

Paid by the 1.5-mill capital tax ($119.3 million), the half-cent school sales tax, and impact fees on new homes. The sales tax is budgeted at $34.2 million, half last year’s $69.4 million, because its renewal is on the November 3 ballot (p. 27) — facts only on this site. By state law the district shares capital tax and sales tax money with charter schools (about 14% of the sales tax).

What's inside this number

LineAmountStatus
Construction and renovation $176,331,610 ✓ Sourced
Other capital (equipment, technology) $13,411,325 ✓ Sourced
Finance costs $26,940 ✓ Sourced
Moved to other funds $94,197,261 ✓ Sourced
Left at year’s end — saved for projects $149,510,703 ✓ Sourced