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Brevard County · appropriation · 2026

Changes between the July proposal and adoption

$39,470,130
⚠ Ambiguous

This number is derived or uncertain. The note on this line says exactly why.

Source
Brevard County Resolution No. 26-091 — Final Operating and Capital Budget, FY2026-27
Page
1
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
Counted ✓ — this fund is part of the grand total that re-adds to the ordinance's stated figure exactly. Full report.
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2% of all county appropriations ($2,425,831,993)
Docket
Issue #1 — The adopted budget book (open)
Retrieved
2026-10-06

Note on this line

Computed, not printed: the adopted total ($2,425,831,993) minus the proposed budget book’s total ($2,386,361,863, book p. 22). The Board made changes in July and at its September hearings; the county has posted an “Adjustments … July Board Action” summary, and the adopted book is “coming soon” (Docket #1). Until then, which lines grew is not itemized here.