Transportation & Economic Development Budget Subcommittee Meeting Packets (April 15, 2025)
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Packet for the Florida House of Representatives Transportation & Economic Development Budget Subcommittee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 15, 2025, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM in Mashburn Hall. The meeting notice lists consideration of CS/HB 961, Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and a Budget Workshop on House and Senate Budget and Proviso comparisons. The packet includes the bill analysis for CS/HB 961, which prohibits and penalizes the unauthorized sale of service appointments offered by the department or a tax collector and requires the transition of driver license issuance services to tax collectors to be completed no later than June 30, 2027. The bill is effective on July 1, 2026.
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Transportation & Economic
Development Budget Subcommittee
Tuesday, April 15, 2025
10:30 am
Mashburn Hall (314 HOB)
Daniel Perez Jason Shoaf
Speaker Chair
Committee Meeting Notice
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Transportation & Economic Development Budget Subcommittee
Start Date and Time: Tuesday, April 15, 2025 10:30 AM
End Date and Time: Tuesday, April 15, 2025 12:30 PM
Location: Mashburn Hall (314 HOB)
Duration: 2.00 hrs
Consideration of the following bill(s):
CS/HB 961 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles by Government Operations Subcommittee,
Maney
Budget Workshop-House and Senate Budget and Proviso comparisons
NOTICE FINALIZED on 04/11/2025 4:33PM by SKB
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CS/HB 961
FLORIDA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
BILL ANALYSIS
This bill analysis was prepared by nonpartisan committee staff and does not constitute an official statement of legislative intent.
BILL #: CS/HB 961 COMPANION BILL: CS/SB 1348 (Trumbull)
TITLE: Department of Highway Safety and Motor LINKED BILLS: None
Vehicles RELATED BILLS: None
SPONSOR(S): Maney
Committee References
Government Operations Transportation & Economic State Affairs
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SUMMARY
Effect of the Bill:
The bill makes various revisions to Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) processes,
including:
• Prohibiting and penalizing a person who, without authorization from DHSMV or a tax collector, sells or
offers to sell service appointments offered by DHSMV or an authorized tax collector.
• Authorizing tax collectors to deliver certain documents by mail or make them available at their office.
• Revising the requirements governing the issuance of disabled parking permits.
• Revising the deadline by which the transition of driver license issuance services to tax collectors be
complete from 2015 to 2027.
• Providing that certain driver applicants that cheat on their driver license exams must retake such exams.
• Authorizing tax collectors to process specified transactions using the DHSMV’s online license and
registration portal and offer licensees certain charitable donation options.
• Requiring the revocation of a restricted driving privilege in certain circumstances.
Fiscal or Economic Impact:
This bill does not appear to have a fiscal impact on state or local governments. The bill may have an indeterminate
positive fiscal impact on the private sector.
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ANALYSIS
EFFECT OF THE BILL:
Prohibiting the Sale of Service Appointments
Unless authorized in writing by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) or a tax collector,
the bill prohibits a person from selling or offering to sell a service appointment with a DHSMV office, or the office of
a tax collector for any DHSMV-related service authorized in law. The bill provides that any person who violates this
prohibition commits a misdemeanor of the first degree. (Section 1)
Tax Collector Issuance and Delivery of Documents
The bill allows tax collectors, as authorized agents of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
(DHSMV), to:
• Deliver original certificates of title and corrected certificates by mail or make such certificates available to
applicants at tax collectors’ offices.
• Issue duplicate copies of a certificate of title and provide such duplicate registration via mail to the
applicants address.
• Deliver in person at the request of the applicant: registration certificates, renewals, duplicate registration
certificates, license plates, mobile home stickers, and validation stickers. (Sections 2, 3, 4)
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Disabled Parking Permits
The bill provides that the DHSMV must renew the disabled parking permit of a person certified as permanently
disabled on the previous application for a subsequent four-year period without requiring the person to provide
another certificate of disability or U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs Form Letter 27-333, or its equivalent. The bill
would allow a person to continue to apply for a permanently disabled parking permit decal every four years but
only have to provide certification of disability from a physician every eight years. (Section 5)
Transition of Driver License Issuance Services from the DHSMV to Tax Collectors
The bill provides that the transition of driver license issuance services from the DHSMV to tax collectors, including
the transition to the recently elected tax collectors in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, must be completed no
later than June 30, 2027. The bill also repeals an existing provision that states that the transition of services to
appointed charter county tax collectors may occur on a limited basis as directed by the DHSMV. The bill repeals
obsolete language relating to an implementation schedule contained in a transition report that was submitted in
2011. (Sections 6 and 8)
Driver License Examinations
The bill provides that a Class E driver license applicant or a commercial driver license applicant who is found to
have cheated during or otherwise circumvented any portion of the driver license examination must retake the
examination. (Section 7)
Tax Collectors and the Online License and Registration Portal
The bill allows tax collectors to process driver license and identification card transactions using the DHSMV’s
online license and registration portal (MyDMV Portal). The bill also allows tax collectors to offer a licensee or
prospective licensee the option to increase the amount of his or her transaction to the next whole dollar amount to
donate the amount of the increase to a charity registered with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services. (Section 8)
Temporary Disqualification of a Commercial Driver License
The bill clarifies that only an eligible person whose privilege to operate a commercial motor vehicle is temporarily
disqualified, may, upon surrendering his or her commercial driver license, be issued a Class E driver license that is
valid for the length of his or her unexpired commercial license at no cost. (Section 9)
Restricted Driver Licenses for Habitual Offenders
The bill provides that if a habitual offender is granted a limited driving privilege and subsequently violates the
conditions of the restricted driving privilege, the restricted driving privilege must be revoked and the person is not
eligible for any driving privilege for the remaining duration of the five-year period after his or her initial license
revocation. (Section 10)
Effective Date
The bill is effective on July 1, 2026. (Section 12)
FISCAL OR ECONOMIC IMPACT:
PRIVATE SECTOR:
Certain charities may see an increase of revenues to the extent that a licensee or prospective licensee at a tax
collector’s office chooses to increase the amount of his or her transaction to the next whole dollar amount to
donate to a charity registered with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
RELEVANT INFORMATION
SUBJECT OVERVIEW:
Prohibiting the Sale of Service Appointments
Current law does not prohibit a person from selling or offering to sell a service appointment offered by an office of
the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) or an office of a tax collector acting as an
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authorized agent of the DHSMV. The DHSMV and authorized tax collectors offer various service appointments,
including those relating to the issuance of:
• Driver licenses and identification cards;
• Motor Vehicle, mobile home and vessel registrations; and
• Certificate of titles for motor vehicles, mobile homes, and vessels. 1
Currently, certain private entities have been accused of booking DHSMV-related appointments and selling them for
money. For example, officials with the Miami-Dade Tax Collector’s Office have indicated that they, “have uncovered
a network of appointment scalpers that are profiting from [such] appointments.” 2 The Miami-Dade Tax Collector
has found that certain entities are using fake accounts and selling appointments at prices ranging from $25 to
$250. 3
Issuance of Certificates of Title and other Documents
An application for a certificate of title must be filed with the DHSMV, and must be accompanied by the required fee
of $75.25. 4 A duly authorized person must sign the original certificate of title and each corrected certificate and, if
there are no liens or encumbrances on the motor vehicle or mobile home deliver the certificate to the applicant or
to another person as directed by the applicant or person, agent, or attorney submitting the application. 5
If a certificate of title is lost or destroyed, a sworn application for a duplicate copy must be made to the DHSMV by
the owner of the motor vehicle or mobile home or the holder of a lien on a form prescribed by the DHSMV and
accompanied by the applicable fee. 6 The DHSMV must issue a duplicate copy of the certificate of title to the person
entitled to receive the certificate of title.
The DHSMV and tax collectors may, at the request of the applicant, use the United States Postal Service to deliver
registration certificates and renewals, license plates, mobile home stickers, and validation stickers to applicants. 7
Disabled Parking Permits
The DHSMV or its authorized agents must, upon application and receipt of the required fee, issue a disabled
parking permit for a period of up to four years to any person who has long-term mobility impairment. 8 A certificate
of disability is required for an original and renewal disabled parking permit and must be provided by a licensed
physician, podiatrist, optometrist, advanced registered nurse practitioner, physician’s assistant, or a similarly
licensed physician from another state. 9 There is no charge for a permanent disabled parking permit. 10
Transition of Driver License Issuance Services from the DHSMV to Tax Collectors
Tax collectors may be designated the exclusive agent of the DHSMV to implement and administer driver license
issuance services. 11 Current law provides that the intent is to transition driver license issuance services from the
DHSMV to the tax collectors no later than June 30, 2015. 12 The transition of services to appointed charter county
tax collectors may occur on a limited basis as directed by the DHSMV. 13
On November 6, 2018, Florida voters approved Amendment 10 to the Florida Constitution, which provided for the
election of tax collectors in all counties, 14 including the counties of Volusia, Broward, and Miami-Dade, who had yet
1 See Ch. 319, 320, 322, or 328, F.S.
2 Kevin Boulandier, Driving schools are booking up DMV appointments and selling them for hundreds of dollars, officials say,
Miami 7 News, March 17, 2025. See also Amanda Plasencia, Miami-Dade County tax collector uncovers network of scalpers
selling DMV appointments, NBC 6 South Florida, March 18, 2025.
3 Id.
4 S. 319.23(1), F.S. See also DHSMV, Fees (last visited Apr. 5, 2025).
5 S. 319.24(2), F.S.
6 S. 319.29(1), F.S.
7 S. 320.031(1), F.S.
8 S. 320.0848(1)(a), F.S.
9 S. 320.0848(1)(b), F.S.
10 S. 320.0848(1)(a), F.S.
11 S. 322.02(5), F.S.
12 S. 322.02(1), F.S.
13 Id.
14 Art. VIII, S. 1(d), FLA. CONST.
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to elect tax collectors in their respective counties. A tax collector for Volusia County was elected in 2021 and began
to assume the duties of issuing driver’s licenses in its two offices, which was completed at the end of January 2022.
Broward and Miami-Dade counties elected new tax collectors in November 2024, and as of March 2025, have
begun the transition of those duties from the DHSMV. Until the transition is complete for Miami-Dade and Broward
counties, the DHSMV will continue its driver license services in its eight offices in Miami-Dade County, and its five
offices in Broward County. As of March 2025, Miami-Dade County has assumed operation of one of the DHSMV’s
driver license offices. 15
Driver License Examinations
The DHSMV is required to conduct an examination of every applicant for a driver license, including an applicant
who is licensed in another state or country, except under certain conditions. 16
Class E Driver License
An applicant for a Class E driver license examination includes all of the following:
• A test of the applicant’s eyesight given by the driver license examiner designated by the DHSMV or by a
licensed ophthalmologist, optometrist, or physician. 17
• A test of the applicant’s hearing given by a driver license examiner or a licensed physician. 18
• A test of the applicant’s ability to read and understand highway signs regulating, warning, and directing
traffic; his or her knowledge of the traffic laws of this state, including laws regulating driving under the
influence of alcohol or controlled substances, driving with an unlawful blood-alcohol level, and driving
while intoxicated; and his or her knowledge of the effects of alcohol and controlled substances upon
persons and the dangers of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or controlled
substances. 19
• An actual demonstration of ability to exercise ordinary and reasonable control in the operation of a motor
vehicle. 20
Commercial Driver License
The examination for an applicant for a commercial driver license must include the following:
• A test of the applicant’s eyesight given by a driver license examiner designated by the DHSMV or by a
licensed ophthalmologist, optometrist, or physician and a test of the applicant’s hearing given by a driver
license examiner or a licensed physician.
• A test of the applicant’s ability to read and understand highway signs regulating, warning, and directing
traffic; his or her knowledge of the traffic laws of this state pertaining to the class of motor vehicle that he
or she is applying to be licensed to operate, including laws regulating driving under the influence of alcohol
or controlled substances, driving with an unlawful blood-alcohol level, and driving while intoxicated; his or
her knowledge of the effects of alcohol and controlled substances and the dangers of driving a motor
vehicle after having consumed alcohol or controlled substances; and his or her knowledge of any special
skills, requirements, or precautions necessary for the safe operation of the class of vehicle that he or she is
applying to be licensed to operate.
• An actual demonstration of the applicant’s ability to exercise ordinary and reasonable control in the safe
operation of a motor vehicle or combination of vehicles of the type covered by the license classification that
the applicant is seeking, including an examination of the applicant’s ability to perform an inspection of his
or her vehicle. 21
The portion of the examination that tests an applicant’s safe driving ability must be administered by the DHSMV or
by an entity authorized by the DHSMV to administer such examination. Such an examination must be administered
at a location approved by the DHSMV. 22
15 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Agency Analysis of House Bill 961, p.4 (Mar. 20, 2025)
16 S. 322.12(2), F.S.
17 S. 322.12(3)(a), F.S.
18 S. 322.12(3)(b), F.S.
19 S. 322.12(3)(c), F.S.
20 S. 322.12(3)(d), F.S.
21 S. 322.12(4), F.S.
22 S. 322.12(4)(a), F.S.
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A person who seeks to retain a hazardous-materials endorsement must, upon renewal, pass the test for such
endorsement if the person has not taken and passed the hazardous-materials test within two years preceding his
or her application for a commercial driver license in this state. 23
If the DHSMV has sufficient evidence that an applicant has cheated on an examination, the DHSMV may suspend a
person’s driver license for one year. When an applicant returns to take the examination, such applicant is charged
$20 for each subsequent examination. If the test is administered by a tax collector, the tax collector retains the $20
fee, less the general revenue service fee. The tax collector may also charge a $6.25 service fee. 24
Online License and Registration Portal
The DHSMV is required to authorize by interagency agreement the tax collectors, in accordance with rules of the
department, to serve as its agent for the provision of specified driver license services. 25 The services provided by
tax collectors are limited to the issuance of driver licenses and identification cards. 26
The DHSMVs online license and registration portal (MyDMV Portal) is a customer facing portal that allows Florida
residents to renew or replace a driver license, identification card, and vehicle registrations. According to the
DHSMV, the department previously agreed it will build functionality into the MyDMV Portal to allow customers the
option to order a credential online and pick it up at their local tax collector’s office the same day, if the customer is
willing to pay the additional $6.25 tax collector service fee. 27
Currently, customers do not have the option of rounding up their transaction amount to the next dollar amount
and donating those funds to charity. However, customers are allowed to make a voluntary contribution when
renewing a driver’s license or motor vehicle registration to statutorily approved organizations. 28
Temporary Disqualification of a Commercial Driver License
A person whose privilege to operate a commercial motor vehicle is temporarily disqualified may, upon
surrendering his or her commercial driver license, be issued a Class E driver license, valid for the length of his or
her unexpired commercial driver license, at no cost. 29 After the period of disqualification ends, the person may be
issued a commercial driver license for the remainder of his or her unexpired license period. Eligible persons must
pay the reinstatement fee before being issued a commercial driver license. 30
Restricted Driver Licenses for Habitual Offenders
A person whose driving privilege has been revoked for being a habitual offender, 31 may petition the DHSMV for
reinstatement of his or her driving privileges after a period of 12 months has passed. 32 Upon such petition and
after investigation of the person’s qualification, fitness, and need to drive, the DHSMV must hold a hearing to
determine whether the driving privilege should be reinstated on a restricted basis solely for business or
employment purposes.
Current law defines the term “habitual offender” as any person whose record, as maintained by the DHSMV, shows
that such person has accumulated the specified number of convictions for offenses described below within a five-
year period:
• Three or more convictions of any one or more of the following offenses arising out of separate acts:
23 S. 322.12(4)(b), F.S.
24 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Agency Analysis of House Bill 961, p. 5 (Mar. 20, 2025)
25 S. 322.135(1), F.S.
26 S. 322.135(1)(a), F.S.
27 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Agency Analysis of House Bill 961, p. 10 (Mar. 20, 2025)
28 S. 322.08(8), F.S.
29 S. 322.251(4), F.S.
30 Id.
31 S. 322.27(5), F.S., provides that DHSMV must revoke the license of any person designated a habitual offender, and such
person is not eligible to be relicensed for a minimum of five years from the date of revocation. Any person whose license is
revoked may, by petition to DHSMV, show cause why his or her license should not be revoked.
32 S. 322.271(1)(b), F.S.
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o Voluntary or involuntary manslaughter resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle;
o Any violation relating to driving under the influence;
o Any felony in the commission of which a motor vehicle is used;
o Driving a motor vehicle while his or her license is suspended or revoked;
o Failing to stop and render aid as required under the laws of this state in the event of a motor vehicle
crash resulting in the death or personal injury of another; or
o Driving a commercial motor vehicle while his or her privilege is disqualified.
•
Fifteen convictions for moving traffic offenses for which points may be assessed. 33
BILL HISTORY
STAFF
DIRECTOR/ ANALYSIS
COMMITTEE REFERENCE ACTION DATE POLICY CHIEF PREPARED BY
IGovernment Operations 17 Y, 0 N, As CS 4/10/2025 Toliver Walker
Subcommittee
THE CHANGES ADOPTED BY THE • Provided a penalty for a person who sells or attempts to sell certain
COMMITTEE: appointments offered by DHSMV or a tax collector.
• Removed the provision relating to drivers operating commercial motor
vehicles in an unduly hazardous condition.
• Revised the requirements governing the issuance of disabled parking
permits.
• Revised the deadline by which the transition of driver license issuance
services to tax collectors be complete from 2030 to 2027.
• Removed the waiting periods and fines related to penalizing certain
applicants caught cheating on their driver license exams.
• Removed the increase of fee for the reinstatement of certain suspended
driver licenses.
Transportation & Economic Davis McAuliffe
Development Budget
Subcommittee
State Affairs Committee
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THIS BILL ANALYSIS HAS BEEN UPDATED TO INCORPORATE ALL OF THE CHANGES DESCRIBED ABOVE.
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33 S. 322.264, F.S.
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F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
CS/HB 961 2025
1 A bill to be entitled
2 An act relating to the Department of Highway Safety
3 and Motor Vehicles; creating s. 316.88, F.S.;
4 prohibiting the sale of certain service appointments
5 unless authorized in writing by specified entities;
6 amending s. 319.24, F.S.; authorizing tax collectors
7 to deliver by mail or make available at the tax
8 collector's office certificates of title; amending s.
9 319.29, F.S.; providing that certain applications may
10 be fulfilled by the tax collector acting as an
11 authorized agent of the department; amending s.
12 320.031, F.S.; authorizing the department and tax
13 collectors, as agents of the department, to deliver
14 certain documents, including duplicate registration
15 certificates, in person or by mail; amending s.
16 320.0848, F.S.; requiring the department to renew
17 certain disabled parking permits for a specified
18 period without requiring certain documentation;
19 amending s. 322.02, F.S.; revising the year by which
20 the Legislature intends that the transition of certain
21 services to certain tax collectors be completed;
22 removing a provision authorizing such transition of
23 services to appointed charter county tax collectors on
24 a limited basis; providing that the tax collector is,
25 rather than may be, designated the exclusive agent of
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26 the department for a specified purpose; amending s.
27 322.12, F.S.; requiring certain driver license
28 applicants to retake certain examinations; amending s.
29 322.135, F.S.; authorizing a tax collector to process
30 certain transactions using the department's online
31 license and registration portal; authorizing a tax
32 collector to offer to a licensee or prospective
33 licensee a certain donation option; removing a
34 provision concerning driver license issuance being
35 assumed by tax collectors by a certain date; amending
36 s. 322.251, F.S.; authorizing the issuance of a Class
37 E driver license to certain persons, if eligible;
38 amending s. 322.271, F.S.; requiring the revocation of
39 a restricted driving privilege for a specified period
40 in certain circumstances; amending s. 322.66, F.S.;
41 conforming a cross-reference; providing an effective
42 date.
43
44 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
45
46 Section 1. Section 316.88, Florida Statutes, is created to
47 read:
48 316.88 Sale of appointments prohibited.—Unless authorized
49 in writing by the department or a tax collector acting as an
50 authorized agent of the department, a person may not sell, or
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51 offer to sell, a service appointment with a department office,
52 or the office of a tax collector acting as an authorized agent
53 of the department, for any service authorized by chapter 319,
54 chapter 320, chapter 322, or chapter 328. A person who violates
55 this section commits a misdemeanor of the first degree,
56 punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
57 Section 2. Subsection (2) of section 319.24, Florida
58 Statutes, is amended to read:
59 319.24 Issuance in duplicate; delivery; liens and
60 encumbrances.—
61 (2) A duly authorized person shall sign the original
62 certificate of title and each corrected certificate and, if
63 there are no liens or encumbrances on the motor vehicle or
64 mobile home, as shown in the records of the department or as
65 shown in the application, must shall deliver the certificate to
66 the applicant or to another person as directed by the applicant
67 or person, agent, or attorney submitting such application. Tax
68 collectors, as authorized agents of the department, may deliver
69 original certificates of title and corrected certificates by
70 mail or make such certificates available to applicants at tax
71 collectors' offices. The motor vehicle dealer license number
72 must be submitted to the department when a dealer applies for or
73 receives a duplicate title. The current odometer reading must be
74 submitted on an application for a duplicate title. If there are
75 one or more liens or encumbrances on the motor vehicle or mobile
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76 home, the certificate must shall be delivered by the department
77 to the first lienholder as shown by department records or to the
78 owner as indicated in the notice of lien filed by the first
79 lienholder pursuant to s. 319.27. If the notice of lien filed by
80 the first lienholder indicates that the certificate should be
81 delivered to the first lienholder, the department must shall
82 deliver to the first lienholder, along with the certificate, a
83 form to be subsequently used by the lienholder as a
84 satisfaction. If the notice of lien filed by the first
85 lienholder directs the certificate of title to be delivered to
86 the owner, then, upon delivery of the certificate of title by
87 the department to the owner, the department must shall deliver
88 to the first lienholder confirmation of the receipt of the
89 notice of lien and the date the certificate of title was issued
90 to the owner at the owner's address shown on the notice of lien
91 and a form to be subsequently used by the lienholder as a
92 satisfaction. If the application for certificate shows the name
93 of a first lienholder different from the name of the first
94 lienholder as shown by the records of the department or if the
95 application does not show the name of a judgment lienholder as
96 shown by the records of the department, the certificate may
97 shall not be issued to any person until after all parties who
98 appear to hold a lien and the applicant for the certificate have
99 been notified of the conflict in writing by the department by
100 certified mail. If the parties do not amicably resolve the
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101 conflict within 10 days from the date such notice was mailed,
102 then the department must shall serve notice in writing by
103 certified mail on all persons appearing to hold liens on that
104 particular vehicle, including the applicant for the certificate,
105 to show cause within 15 days from the date the notice is mailed
106 why it should not issue and deliver the certificate to the
107 person indicated in the notice of lien filed by the lienholder
108 whose name appears in the application as the first lienholder
109 without showing any lien or liens as outstanding other than
110 those appearing in the application or those which may have been
111 filed subsequent to the filing of the application for the
112 certificate. If, within the 15-day period, any person other than
113 the lienholder shown in the application or a party filing a
114 subsequent lien, in answer to such notice to show cause, appears
115 in person or by a representative, or responds in writing, and
116 files a written statement under oath that his or her lien on
117 that particular vehicle is still outstanding, the department may
118 shall not issue the certificate to anyone until after such
119 conflict has been settled by the lien claimants involved or by a
120 court of competent jurisdiction. If the conflict is not settled
121 amicably within 10 days of the final date for filing an answer
122 to the notice to show cause, the complaining party must shall
123 have 10 days to obtain a ruling, or a stay order, from a court
124 of competent jurisdiction; if no ruling or stay order is issued
125 and served on the department within the 10-day period, it must
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126 shall issue the certificate showing no liens except those shown
127 in the application or thereafter filed to the original applicant
128 if there are no liens shown in the application and none are
129 thereafter filed, or to the person indicated in the notice of
130 lien filed by the lienholder whose name appears in the
131 application as the first lienholder if there are liens shown in
132 the application or thereafter filed. A duplicate certificate or
133 corrected certificate may shall only show such lien or liens as
134 were shown in the application and subsequently filed liens that
135 may be outstanding.
136 Section 3. Present subsection (4) of section 319.29,
137 Florida Statutes, is redesignated as subsection (5), and a new
138 subsection (4) is added to that section, to read:
139 319.29 Lost or destroyed certificates.—
140 (4) An application for a duplicate copy of a certificate
141 of title may be fulfilled by the tax collector acting as an
142 authorized agent of the department. Upon the applicant's
143 request, the duplicate copy may be issued by the tax collector
144 and provided to the applicant at the tax collector's office or
145 mailed by the tax collector to the applicant's address.
146 Section 4. Subsection (1) of section 320.031, Florida
147 Statutes, is amended to read:
148 320.031 Mailing or delivery of registration certificates,
149 license plates, and validation stickers.—
150 (1) The department and the tax collectors of the several
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151 counties of the state, as agents of the department, may at the
152 request of the applicant deliver in person or use United States
153 mail service to deliver registration certificates and renewals
154 thereof, duplicate registration certificates, license plates,
155 mobile home stickers, and validation stickers to applicants.
156 Section 5. Paragraph (d) of subsection (1) of section
157 320.0848, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
158 320.0848 Persons who have disabilities; issuance of
159 disabled parking permits; temporary permits; permits for certain
160 providers of transportation services to persons who have
161 disabilities.—
162 (1)
163 (d) The department shall renew the disabled parking permit
164 of a any person certified as permanently disabled on the
165 previous application for a subsequent 4-year period without
166 requiring the person to provide another certificate of
167 disability or United States Department of Veterans Affairs Form
168 Letter 27-333, or its equivalent, as applicable. After such 4-
169 year period, the department shall renew the disabled parking
170 permit if the person provides a certificate of disability issued
171 within the last 12 months pursuant to this subsection. A veteran
172 who has been previously evaluated and certified by the United
173 States Department of Veterans Affairs or any branch of the
174 United States Armed Forces as permanently and totally disabled
175 from a service-connected disability may provide a United States
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176 Department of Veterans Affairs Form Letter 27-333, or its
177 equivalent, issued within the last 12 months in lieu of a
178 certificate of disability.
179 Section 6. Subsections (1) and (5) of section 322.02,
180 Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
181 322.02 Legislative intent; administration.—
182 (1) The Legislature finds that over the past several years
183 the department and individual county tax collectors have entered
184 into contracts for the delivery of full and limited driver
185 license services where such contractual relationships best
186 served the public interest through state administration and
187 enforcement and local government implementation. It is the
188 intent of the Legislature that the complete transition of all
189 driver license issuance services to tax collectors who are
190 constitutional officers under s. 1(d), Art. VIII of the State
191 Constitution be completed no later than June 30, 2027 2015. The
192 transition of services to appointed charter county tax
193 collectors may occur on a limited basis as directed by the
194 department.
195 (5) The tax collector in and for his or her county is may
196 be designated the exclusive agent of the department to implement
197 and administer the provisions of this chapter as provided by s.
198 322.135.
199 Section 7. Subsections (3) and (4) of section 322.12,
200 Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
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201 322.12 Examination of applicants.—
202 (3)(a) For an applicant for a Class E driver license, such
203 examination must shall include all of the following:
204 1.(a) A test of the applicant's eyesight given by the
205 driver license examiner designated by the department or by a
206 licensed ophthalmologist, optometrist, or physician.
207 2.(b) A test of the applicant's hearing given by a driver
208 license examiner or a licensed physician.
209 3.(c) A test of the applicant's ability to read and
210 understand highway signs regulating, warning, and directing
211 traffic; his or her knowledge of the traffic laws of this state,
212 including laws regulating driving under the influence of alcohol
213 or controlled substances, driving with an unlawful blood-alcohol
214 level, and driving while intoxicated; and his or her knowledge
215 of the effects of alcohol and controlled substances upon persons
216 and the dangers of driving a motor vehicle while under the
217 influence of alcohol or controlled substances. At least 25
218 questions within the bank of test questions must address bicycle
219 and pedestrian safety.
220 4.(d) An actual demonstration of ability to exercise
221 ordinary and reasonable control in the operation of a motor
222 vehicle.
223 (b) An applicant who is found to have cheated during, or
224 to have otherwise circumvented, any portion of the examination
225 must retake the examination.
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226 (4)(a) The examination for an applicant for a commercial
227 driver license must shall include all of the following:
228 1. A test of the applicant's eyesight given by a driver
229 license examiner designated by the department or by a licensed
230 ophthalmologist, optometrist, or physician. and
231 2. A test of the applicant's hearing given by a driver
232 license examiner or a licensed physician.
233 3. The examination shall also include A test of the
234 applicant's ability to read and understand highway signs
235 regulating, warning, and directing traffic; his or her knowledge
236 of the traffic laws of this state pertaining to the class of
237 motor vehicle which he or she is applying to be licensed to
238 operate, including laws regulating driving under the influence
239 of alcohol or controlled substances, driving with an unlawful
240 blood-alcohol level, and driving while intoxicated; his or her
241 knowledge of the effects of alcohol and controlled substances
242 and the dangers of driving a motor vehicle after having consumed
243 alcohol or controlled substances; and his or her knowledge of
244 any special skills, requirements, or precautions necessary for
245 the safe operation of the class of vehicle which he or she is
246 applying to be licensed to operate.
247 4. In addition, the examination shall include An actual
248 demonstration of the applicant's ability to exercise ordinary
249 and reasonable control in the safe operation of a motor vehicle
250 or combination of vehicles of the type covered by the license
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251 classification which the applicant is seeking, including an
252 examination of the applicant's ability to perform an inspection
253 of his or her vehicle.
254 (b)(a) The portion of the examination required under
255 subparagraph (a)4. which tests an applicant's safe driving
256 ability shall be administered by the department or by an entity
257 authorized by the department to administer such examination,
258 pursuant to s. 322.56. Such examination shall be administered at
259 a location approved by the department.
260 (c)(b) A person who seeks to retain a hazardous-materials
261 endorsement must, upon renewal, pass the test for such
262 endorsement as specified in s. 322.57(1)(e), if the person has
263 not taken and passed the hazardous-materials test within 2 years
264 preceding his or her application for a commercial driver license
265 in this state.
266 (d) An applicant who is found to have cheated during, or
267 to have otherwise circumvented, any portion of the examination
268 must retake the examination.
269 Section 8. Subsections (6) and (7) of section 322.135,
270 Florida Statutes, are renumbered as subsections (5) and (6),
271 respectively, paragraph (a) of subsection (1) and present
272 subsection (5) are amended, and paragraph (d) is added to
273 subsection (1) of that section, to read:
274 322.135 Driver license agents.—
275 (1) The department shall, upon application, authorize by
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276 interagency agreement any or all of the tax collectors who are
277 constitutional officers under s. 1(d), Art. VIII of the State
278 Constitution in the several counties of the state, subject to
279 the requirements of law, in accordance with rules of the
280 department, to serve as its agent for the provision of specified
281 driver license services.
282 (a) These services shall be limited to the issuance of
283 driver licenses and identification cards as authorized by this
284 chapter, transactions for which may be processed by the tax
285 collector using the department's online license and registration
286 portal.
287 (d) A tax collector may offer a licensee or prospective
288 licensee the option to increase the amount of his or her
289 transaction to the next whole dollar amount in order to donate
290 the amount of the increase to a charity registered with the
291 Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
292 (5) All driver license issuance services shall be assumed
293 by the tax collectors who are constitutional officers under s.
294 1(d), Art. VIII of the State Constitution by June 30, 2015. The
295 implementation shall follow the schedule outlined in the
296 transition report of February 1, 2011, which was required
297 pursuant to chapter 2010-163, Laws of Florida.
298 Section 9. Subsection (4) of section 322.251, Florida
299 Statutes, is amended to read:
300 322.251 Notice of cancellation, suspension, revocation, or
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301 disqualification of license.—
302 (4) A person whose privilege to operate a commercial motor
303 vehicle is temporarily disqualified may, upon surrendering his
304 or her commercial driver license, be issued a Class E driver
305 license, valid for the length of his or her unexpired commercial
306 driver license, if eligible, at no cost. Such person may, upon
307 the completion of his or her disqualification, be issued a
308 commercial driver license, of the type disqualified, for the
309 remainder of his or her unexpired license period. Any such
310 person must shall pay the reinstatement fee provided in s.
311 322.21 before being issued a commercial driver license.
312 Section 10. Paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of section
313 322.271, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
314 322.271 Authority to modify revocation, cancellation, or
315 suspension order.—
316 (1)
317 (b) A person whose driving privilege has been revoked
318 under s. 322.27(5) may, upon expiration of 12 months from the
319 date of such revocation, petition the department for
320 reinstatement of his or her driving privilege. Upon such
321 petition and after investigation of the person's qualification,
322 fitness, and need to drive, the department shall hold a hearing
323 pursuant to chapter 120 to determine whether the driving
324 privilege shall be reinstated on a restricted basis solely for
325 business or employment purposes. If such person is granted a
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326 limited driving privilege and subsequently violates the
327 conditions of the restricted driving privilege, the restricted
328 driving privilege must be revoked and the person is not eligible
329 for any driving privilege for the remaining duration of the 5-
330 year period after his or her initial license revocation.
331 Section 11. Section 322.66, Florida Statutes, is amended
332 to read:
333 322.66 Vehicles permitted to be driven during driving
334 skills tests.—A person who does not possess a valid driver
335 license may drive a noncommercial or commercial motor vehicle
336 during a driving skills test conducted in accordance with s.
337 322.12(3) and (4)(b) s. 322.12(3) and (4)(a), if the person has
338 passed the vision, hearing, road rules, and road signs tests
339 ordinarily administered to applicants for a Class E license,
340 and, if required, has passed the commercial driver license
341 knowledge and appropriate endorsement tests.
342 Section 12. This act shall take effect July 1, 2026.
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COMMERCE
STARTUP (OPERATING) 1,512.00
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I 970,652,513 1,512.00
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3 1100002 STARTUP RECURRING FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY (DEBT SERVICE/OTHER) - 5,000,000 5,000,000 - 5,000,000 5,000,000 3
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DATA CENTER - DEDUCT
5 17C99C0 REALIGN ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY - ADD - 352,727 352,727 - 352,727 352,727 5
6 1700010 DEDUCT - COMMERCE REALIGNMENT OF POSITIONS (5.00) - (137,500) (137,500) (5.00) - (221,708) (221,708) 6
7 1700020 ADD - COMMERCE REALIGNMENT OF POSITIONS 5.00 137,500 - 137,500 5.00 - 221,708 221,708 7
8 2503080 DIRECT BILLING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS - (122,043) (122,043) - (122,043) (122,043) 8
9 3000110 PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SALARY AND BENEFITS - 5,000,000 5,000,000 - 5,000,000 5,000,000 9
10 3003060 SELECTFLORIDA - - - - 900,000 900,000 10
11 3007010 E-VERIFICATION 5.00 1,009,950 18,470 - 1,028,420 5.00 1,505,423 - 1,505,423 11
33V1300 REDUCE RECURRING BUDGET AUTHORITY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
12 - (150,000,000) (150,000,000) - - - 12
PROGRAMS
13 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (138.00) (69,450) (9,249,172) (9,318,622) - - - 13
14 33V1620 VACANT POSITION REDUCTIONS - - - (29.00) - - - 14
3600PC0 FLORIDA PLANNING, ACCOUNTING, AND LEDGER MANAGEMENT (PALM)
15 - 1,291,800 1,291,800 - 1,291,800 1,291,800 15
READINESS
36201C0 PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT DEPARTMENT-WIDE INFORMATION
16 - - - - 915,000 915,000 16
TECHNOLOGY NEEDS
17 36374C0 REEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE - OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE - 1,560,577 - 1,560,577 - - - 17
18 4000A40 RECLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 697,003 - 697,003 - - - 18
19 4400110 SPACE FLORIDA - FINANCING PROGRAM FOR AEROSPACE INDUSTRY - 6,000,000 - 6,000,000 - 3,000,000 - 3,000,000 19
20 4700060 FLORIDA JOB GROWTH GRANT FUNDING - - - - 25,000,000 - 25,000,000 20
21 4700070 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOLS - 3,400,000 19,100,000 22,500,000 - 3,400,000 19,100,000 22,500,000 21
4800010
22 CONTINUE FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE FLORIDA DEFENSE SUPPORT TASK FORCE - - - 2,000,000 - 2,000,000 22
23 4800020 GRANTS AND AIDS - MILITARY BASE PROTECTION - - - - 3,000,000 - 3,000,000 23
24 6P00810 COMMERCE LOCAL INITIATIVES - 12,936,139 - 12,936,139 - 10,220,700 - 10,220,700 24
6400020 LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LIHEAP) - INCREASE
25 - 50,000,000 50,000,000 - 50,000,000 50,000,000 25
AUTHORITY TO MATCH FEDERAL GRANT AWARD
6400060 ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL OPERATING BUDGET AUTHORITY FOR COMMUNITY
26 - 149,945,217 149,945,217 - 149,945,217 149,945,217 26
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISASTER RECOVERY (CDBG-DR) PROGRAM
6400090 WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE FUNDING (WAP) - INCREASE AUTHORITY TO
27 - 10,000,000 10,000,000 - 10,000,000 10,000,000 27
MATCH SUPPLEMENTAL FEDERAL GRANT FUNDING
28 6400210 COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM - 7,102,755 7,102,755 - 7,102,755 7,102,755 28
29 6507400 AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAMS - 71,200,000 71,200,000 - 71,192,279 71,192,279 29
30 6507500 FLORIDA HOMETOWN HEROES HOUSING PROGRAM - 50,000,000 - 50,000,000 - 150,000,000 - 150,000,000 30
31 6507600 STATE HOUSING INITIATIVES PARTNERSHIP (SHIP) PROGRAM - 163,800,000 163,800,000 - 18,800,000 163,814,618 182,614,618 31
7000050
32 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE - PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR LITIGATION - 1,000,000 - 1,000,000 - - - 32
33 8000090 NON-CUSTODIAL PARENT EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM - - - - 350,000 - 350,000 33
34 8000110 READY TO WORK - - - 2,000,000 - 2,000,000 34
35 8000120 RURAL WORKFORCE PROGRAM FUNDING - - - - 5,000,000 5,000,000 35
36 8100910 FEDERAL REEMPLOYMENT TAX SERVICES CONTRACT 1,449,833 - 1,449,833 - - - 36
37 990G000 GRANTS AND AIDS - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY - - - - - - 37
38 140220 HOUSING AND COMM DEV - FCO - 31,218,907 - 31,218,907 - 67,228,989 - 67,228,989 38
39 140221 WORKFORCE PROJECTS - FCO - 375,000 - 375,000 - 950,000 - 950,000 39
40 143150 SPACE, DEFENSE, RURAL INFR - - - - 3,500,000 - 3,500,000 40
41 990M000 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR - - - - - - 41
42 080903 REED ACT PROJECT-STATEWIDE - - - - 2,425,000 2,962,000 5,387,000 42
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46 1100001 STARTUP (OPERATING) 4,243.00 - 583,243,090 583,243,090 4,243.00 - 583,243,090 583,243,090 46
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622,667
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48
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49 2401040 ADDITIONAL TROOPER EQUIPMENT FOR THE FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL - - - - 1,800,000 1,800,000 49
REPLACEMENT OF IN-CAR DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERAS, FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL
50 - - - - 2,000,000 2,000,000 50
2401090 PROGRAM
51 2401170 FORENSIC ROBOTIC MAPPING SYSTEM FOR FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL - - - - 498,750 498,750 51
REPLACEMENT OF PURSUIT VEHICLES WITH 100,000 MILES FOR THE FLORIDA
52 - - - - 3,300,000 3,300,000 52
2401520 HIGHWAY PATROL
53 2503080 DIRECT BILLING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS - 462 462 - 462 462 53
54 3000470 INCREASED OPERATIONAL EXPENSE - - - - 550,000 550,000 54
55 3000500 INCREASED FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL OPERATING COSTS - - - - 880,000 880,000 55
56 3000570 BIRTH CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION SOLUTION - 912,000 912,000 - - - 56
57 3001A60 FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL RATE AND SALARY DEFICIT - - - - 7,598,672 7,598,672 57
INCREASE IN OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES TO ADDRESS DRIVER LICENSE
58 - - - - 3,100,000 3,100,000 58
3008600 SERVICES BACKLOG
59 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (592.50) - (25,466,227) (25,466,227) - - - 59
60 33V1620 VACANT POSITION REDUCTIONS - - - (27.00) - - - 60
61 36046C0 ENTERPRISE DATA INFRASTRUCTURE - 1,600,000 1,600,000 - 1,600,000 1,600,000 61
62 36118C0 SECURITY AND FRAUD PREVENTION - 3,500,000 3,500,000 - 3,500,000 3,500,000 62
63 36130C0 MOTORIST MODERNIZATION - 1,278,624 1,278,624 - 1,278,624 1,278,624 63
64 36250C0 CYBERSECURITY RESOURCE ENHANCEMENT - 800,000 800,000 - - - 64
65 5200100 ADDITIONAL FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST FUND BUDGET AUTHORITY - 444,784 444,784 - - - 65
66 PROVIDE INCREASED FUNDING FOR ADDITIONAL LICENSE PLATE PURCHASES - 2,428,462 2,428,462 - 2,428,462 2,428,462 66
5400120
67 6P00840 HIGHWAY SAFETY LOCAL INITIATIVES - 100,000 - 100,000 - - - 67
68 6007100 FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL AVIATION SUPPORT - - - - 5,000,000 5,000,000 68
69 990M000 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR - - - - - - 69
70 080002 MINOR REPAIRS/IMPROV-STATE - - - - 540,000 540,000 70
71 080016 SPECIAL PROJ/IMPR-ADM SVCS - - - - 1,200,000 1,200,000 71
72 080956 FACILITIES REPAIR & MAINT - - - - 3,434,000 3,434,000 72
73 081015 ADA-STATEWIDE - - - - 175,000 175,000 73
74 083643 MAIN/REP/CONST-STATEWIDE - - - - 3,350,000 3,350,000 74
75 083648 FACILITY CONSTRUCTN & REPR - - - - 2,540,000 2,540,000 75
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79 1100001 STARTUP (OPERATING) 454.00 25,735,706 64,754,730 90,490,436 454.00 25,735,706 64,754,730 90,490,436 79
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80 - - - 23,824 - 23,824 80
160E460 DATA CENTER - ADD
81 17C99C0 REALIGN ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY - ADD 135,738 - 135,738 135,738 - 135,738 81
82 1800230 REALIGN POSITIONS BETWEEN BUDGET ENTITIES - DEDUCT - - - (12.00) (585,638) (224,641) (810,279) 82
83 1800240 REALIGN POSITIONS BETWEEN BUDGET ENTITIES - ADD - - - 12.00 585,638 224,641 810,279 83
84 2401000 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT - 160,000 - 160,000 - - - 84
85 2401010 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT - CAMP BLANDING - 262,000 - 262,000 - 262,000 - 262,000 85
86 2401500 REPLACEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES - - - - 332,000 332,000 86
87 2402010 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT - CAMP BLANDING - 71,000 - 71,000 - 71,000 - 71,000 87
88 2402110 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT - COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT PROGRAM SUPPORT - 415,000 415,000 - 415,000 415,000 88
89 24030C0 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT - LIFECYCLE COMPUTER REPLACEMENT - - - - 80,000 - 80,000 89
90 2403010 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT - SEARCH AND RESCUE - 200,000 - 200,000 - - - 90
91 2403060 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT - TRAINING AIDS - 424,279 - 424,279 - - - 91
92 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (20.00) (27,372) (1,188,420) (1,215,792) - - - 92
REDUCE BUDGET AUTHORITY TO SUPPORT SECURITY OPERATIONS STAFFING
93 - (21,258,919) (21,258,919) - - - 93
3305000 NEEDS
REALIGN POSITIONS FROM FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST FUND TO GENERAL
94 - - - (3.00) - (224,641) (224,641) 94
3400230 REVENUE-DEDUCT
REALIGN POSITIONS FROM FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST FUND TO GENERAL
95 - - - 3.00 224,641 - 224,641 95
3400240 REVENUE-ADD
96 36225C0 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - FLORIDA STATE GUARD - 30,000 - 30,000 - - - 96
97 4100061 INCREASE NATIONAL GUARD TUITION ASSISTANCE - - - - 2,000,000 - 2,000,000 97
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98 4300100 NATIONAL GUARD READINESS CENTER LEASE - 95,246 - 95,246 - - - 98
99 4300200 ARMORY OPERATIONS EXPENSE 900,000 - 900,000 - - - 99
100 4500000 WORKER COMPENSATION FOR STATE ACTIVE DUTY - 162,524 - 162,524 - - - 100
101 4800010 TRAINING AND RECRUITMENT RESOURCES - 12,415,383 - 12,415,383 - 3,555,149 - 3,555,149 101
102 4800120 FLORIDA STATE GUARD - POSITIONS TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS 32.00 - 4,785,505 - 4,785,505 32.00 - 4,461,922 - 4,461,922 102
103 4900100 STATE MATCH FOR THE AIR GUARD - - - 932,000 - 932,000 103
104 4900200 STATE MATCH FOR YOUTH CHALLENGE - - - 200,000 - 200,000 104
105 6P00830 MILITARY AFFAIRS LOCAL INITIATIVES - 1,000,000 - 1,000,000 - - - 105
106 990M000 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR - - - - - - 106
107 083643 MAIN/REP/CONST-STATEWIDE - 3,000,000 - 3,000,000 - - - 107
108 990S000 SPECIAL PURPOSE - - - - - - 108
109 086950 REVAMP - 3,000,000 - 3,000,000 - - - 109
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111 Total MILITARY AFFAIRS 466.00 26,744,072 42,055,937 42,722,391 111,522,400 486.00 27,251,909 10,430,071 65,277,089 102,959,069 ~
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115 - - - 177,496 132 177,628 115
160E460 DATA CENTER - ADD
116 17C99C0 REALIGN ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY - ADD 190,073 - 190,073 190,073 - 190,073 116
117 1800860 MUSEUM PROGRAMS - DEDUCT (50,000) - (50,000) (50,000) - (50,000) 117
118 1800870 MUSEUM PROGRAMS - ADD 50,000 - 50,000 50,000 - 50,000 118
119 2503080 DIRECT BILLING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS (3,378) - (3,378) (3,378) - (3,378) 119
120 30010C0 INCREASED WORKLOAD FOR DATA CENTER TO SUPPORT AN AGENCY - - - 177,628 - 177,628 120
ADDITIONAL OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES STAFF FOR THE DIVISION OF
121 250,000 - 250,000 - - - 121
3003190 CORPORATIONS
122 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (21.00) (1,082,352) (301,750) (1,384,102) - - - 122
FLORIDA PLANNING, ACCOUNTING, AND LEDGER MANAGEMENT (PALM)
123 - 725,000 - 725,000 - 725,000 - 725,000 123
3600PC0 READINESS
124 36012C0 INCREASE IN CLOUD COMPUTING COSTS - 600,000 - 600,000 - - - 124
125 36014C0 REPLACEMENT OF DESKTOP COMPUTING EQUIPMENT - - - - 234,500 - 234,500 125
126 36018C0 NETWORK SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS - - - - 106,000 - 106,000 126
127 36019C0 VOTER SIGNATURE VERIFICATION PROGRAM - - - - 1,000,000 - 1,000,000 127
128 36201C0 BUSINESS VERIFICATION SYSTEM - - - - 800,000 - 800,000 128
129 36316C0 COMMERCIAL REGISTRY SOLUTION - 212,000 - 212,000 - - - 129
130 4100940 ABANDONED AND HISTORIC CEMETERIES - - - - 500,000 - 500,000 130
131 4100950 NONRECURRING INCREASE IN THE FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST FUND - - - - 500,000 500,000 131
132 4800100 DEPARTMENT WIDE LITIGATION EXPENSES - 3,200,000 - 3,200,000 - - - 132
133 4800400 SECURITY FOR DEPARTMENT OF STATE - - - 50,000 - 50,000 133
134 4900100 CULTURAL AND MUSEUM GRANTS - 5,852,031 - 5,852,031 - 23,325,297 - 23,325,297 134
135 4900200 CULTURE BUILDS FLORIDA - 125,000 - 125,000 - 325,000 - 325,000 135
136 4900600 FLORIDA AFRICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE PRESERVATION NETWORK - - - 92,998 505,067 - 598,065 136
137 6P00820 DEPT OF STATE LOCAL INITIATIVES - 2,242,500 - 2,242,500 - 3,466,000 - 3,466,000 137
138 7400000 HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS - - - - 922,438 - 922,438 138
139 7501200 DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS ELECTRONIC IMAGING CONVERSION PROJECT - - - - 500,000 - 500,000 139
140 7600000 DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS CALL CENTER SERVICES - 2,700,000 - 2,700,000 - 2,950,000 - 2,950,000 140
141 9400100 REIMBURSEMENTS TO COUNTIES FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS - 2,500,000 - 2,500,000 - 1,500,000 - 1,500,000 141
142 990G000 GRANTS AND AIDS - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY - - - - - - 142
143 081182 LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION GRNTS - - - - 5,500,000 - 5,500,000 143
144 140015 G/A-SPEC CAT-CUL FAC PROG - 7,330,636 - 7,330,636 - 15,654,157 - 15,654,157 144
145 140020 G/A-SPEC CAT-ACQ, REST/HIS - 10,351,686 - 10,351,686 - 12,657,230 - 12,657,230 145
146 DOS APPROPRIATION PROJECT REQUESTS 14,226,223 - 14,226,223 12,988,821 - 12,988,821 146
147 990P000 INCREASED CAPACITY - - - - - - 147
148 087571 FACILITIES CONSTRCTN/RENOV - 3,500,000 - 3,500,000 - - - 148
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151 DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION 151
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971,528,065
289,904,884
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971,528,065
289,904,884
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6,053.00
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I NR GR I ALL TRUST I
971,528,065
289,904,884
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154 - - - - (1,074,841) (1,074,841) 154
160E450 DATA CENTER - DEDUCT
155 17C99C0 REALIGN ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY - ADD - 1,383,781 1,383,781 - 1,383,781 1,383,781 155
156 2001300 REALIGN BASE BETWEEN BUDGET ENTITIES - DEDUCT - (383,414) (383,414) - - - 156
157 2001400 REALIGN BASE BETWEEN BUDGET ENTITIES - ADD - 383,414 383,414 - - - 157
158 2001900 REALIGN BASE BETWEEN ENTITIES AND CATEGORIES - DEDUCT - (2,323,781) (2,323,781) - - - 158
159 2002000 REALIGN BASE BETWEEN ENTITIES AND CATEGORIES - ADD - 2,323,781 2,323,781 - - - 159
160 2401000 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT - - - - 9,199,500 9,199,500 160
161 2401170 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT FOR MATERIALS AND TESTING LABORATORIES - - - - 811,687 811,687 161
162 2503080 DIRECT BILLING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS - (13,653) (13,653) - (13,653) (13,653) 162
163 30010C0 INCREASED WORKLOAD FOR DATA CENTER TO SUPPORT AN AGENCY - 1,506,921 1,506,921 - 1,161,412 1,161,412 163
164 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (574.00) - (40,355,432) (40,355,432) - - - 164
165 33V1620 VACANT POSITION REDUCTIONS - - - (139.00) - - - 165
FLORIDA PLANNING, ACCOUNTING, AND LEDGER MANAGEMENT (PALM)
166 - 11,729,535 11,729,535 - 9,617,735 9,617,735 166
3600PC0 READINESS
167 36221C0 DATA INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION - 5,137,600 5,137,600 - 5,137,600 5,137,600 167
168 36253C0 SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - 607,320 607,320 - 607,320 607,320 168
169 36254C0 VIRTUAL MOBILITY DATA MANAGEMENT - - - - 384,000 384,000 169
170 36256C0 SECURE ACCESS PLATFORM MANAGEMENT - 384,000 384,000 - - - 170
171 36347C0 SECURE EMAIL GATEWAY - 740,880 740,880 - 740,880 740,880 171
172 36352C0 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DISRUPTION MITIGATION PLAN - - - - 610,873 610,873 172
173 4001000 INCREASED OPERATING COSTS - 2,708,931 2,708,931 - 13,252,416 13,252,416 173
174 4003000 TURNPIKE ENTERPRISE INCREASED INSURANCE COSTS - 1,600,000 1,600,000 - 1,600,000 1,600,000 174
175 4004000 TURNPIKE PAYMENT PROCESSING INCREASE - 11,500,000 11,500,000 - 11,500,000 11,500,000 175
176 6002400 SUPPORT FOR TRANSPORTATION DISADVANTAGED - 6,000,000 6,000,000 - - - 176
177 6009910 PAYMENTS TO EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITIES - 600,000 600,000 - 600,000 600,000 177
178 990C000 CODE CORRECTIONS - - - - - - 178
179 080002 MINOR REPAIRS/IMPROV-STATE - - - - 25,637,400 25,637,400 179
180 990D000 DEBT SERVICE - - - - - - 180
181 089070 DEBT SERVICE - 20,280,423 20,280,423 - 22,670,388 22,670,388 181
182 990E000 ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS - - - - - - 182
183 088763 ENVIRON SITE RESTORATION - 703,928 703,928 - 703,928 703,928 183
184 990F000 SUPPORT FACILITIES - - - - - - 184
185 080002 MINOR REPAIRS/IMPROV-STATE - - - - 5,557,754 5,557,754 185
186 088632 CHIPLEY OPS - CONSTRUCTION - - - - 21,709,517 21,709,517 186
187 990T000 TRANSPORTATION WORK PROGRAM - 100,000,000 13,891,918,207 13,991,918,207 - 12,846,350,499 12,846,350,499 187
188 088862 LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJ - 100,572,902 100,572,902 - 17,350,000 98,159,150 115,509,150 188
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192 1100001 STARTUP (OPERATING) 225.00 15,289,549 71,349,378 86,638,927 225.00 15,289,549 71,349,378 86,638,927 192
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194 - - - - (22,548) (22,548) 194
160E450 DATA CENTER - DEDUCT
195 17C99C0 REALIGN ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY - ADD - 67,646 67,646 - 67,646 67,646 195
REALIGN BUDGET AUTHORITY TO MORE ACCURATELY REFLECT PROGRAM
196 - (359,284) (359,284) - (359,557) (359,557) 196
2000500 EXPENDITURES - DEDUCT
REALIGN BUDGET AUTHORITY TO MORE ACCURATELY REFLECT PROGRAM
197 - 359,284 359,284 - 359,557 359,557 197
2000600 EXPENDITURES - ADD
198 3000120 NON-DECLARED DISASTERS RESPONSE CAPABILITIES EXPANSION - 500,000 - 500,000 - - - 198
199 33V1610 REDUCE POSITIONS VACANT IN EXCESS OF 90 DAYS (5.00) (112,775) (218,332) (331,107) - - - 199
FLORIDA PLANNING, ACCOUNTING, AND LEDGER MANAGEMENT (PALM)
200 - 120,495 604,505 725,000 - 120,495 604,505 725,000 200
3600PC0 READINESS
201 36216C0 TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE AT EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER - 12,900,000 - 12,900,000 - - - 201
202 36217C0 STATEWIDE WEBEOC INITIATIVE - - - 3,170,584 - 3,170,584 202
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203 570E080 STATEWIDE EMERGENCY ALERT AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEM - 3,200,000 - 3,200,000 3,675,000 - 3,675,000 203
204 5701000 OPEN FEDERALLY DECLARED DISASTERS - FUNDING TO COMMUNITIES - 646,304,976 646,304,976 - 846,633,512 846,633,512 204
205 5701500 OPEN FEDERALLY DECLARED DISASTERS - STATE OPERATIONS - 203,773,571 203,773,571 - 52,959,415 52,959,415 205
206 5703780 OUTSIDE LEGAL SERVICES SUPPORT - 500,000 500,000 - - - 206
207 6P00800 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT LOCAL INITIATIVES - 3,323,130 - 3,323,130 - 2,161,990 - 2,161,990 207
208 990G000 GRANTS AND AIDS - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY - - - - - - 208
209 140527 EM MGMT CRIT FAC NDS - 10,616,112 - 10,616,112 - 12,271,000 - 12,271,000 209
210 Total EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 220.00 15,176,774 30,659,737 925,381,744 971,218,255 225.00 22,135,133 14,553,485 974,591,908 1,011,280,526 210
211 Grand Total 11,630.50 164,307,219 332,889,843 18,075,727,282 18,572,924,344 12,786.00 175,384,476 413,867,755 17,435,103,007 18,024,355,238 211
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1 PROVISO 1
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3 TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF 3
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Funds in Specific Appropriations 1822 through 1835, 1840 and 1841, 1853 Funds in Specific Appropriations 1822 through 1835, 1840 through 1841,
through 1864, 1866 through 1874, and 1905 through 1914C are provided 1853 through 1858, 1860 through 1864, 1866 through 1874, and 1905
from the named funds to the Department of Transportation to fund the through 1914 are provided from the named funds to the Department of
five-year Work Program developed pursuant to provisions of section Transportation to fund the five-year Work Program developed pursuant to
339.135, Florida Statutes. Those appropriations used by the department provisions of section 339.135, Florida Statutes. Those appropriations
for grants and aids may be advanced in part or in total. used by the department for grants and aids may be advanced in part or in
total.
5 5
The Work Program is further supported by up to 831.7 million in
principal amount of bonds, authorized and issued pursuant to section The Work Program is further supported by up to $831.7 million in
338.227, Florida Statutes, and any other payments necessary or principal amount of bonds, authorized and issued pursuant to section
incidental to the repayment of bonds as directly managed by the State 338.227, Florida Statutes, and any other payments necessary or
Board of Administration, Division of Bond Finance. incidental to the repayment of bonds as directly managed by the State
Board of Administration, Division of Bond Finance.
6 6
7 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT 7
8 PROGRAM: TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT 8
9 1821 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 9
10 GRANTS AND AIDS - TRANSPORTATION 10
11 DISADVANTAGED 11
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1821, $6,000,000 shall be
used by the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged to continue
the Innovative Service Development Grant program. Funds shall be used to
provide competitive grants to community transportation coordinators and
non-traditional transportation service providers, such as transportation
network companies, that provide door-to-door, on-demand, or scheduled
transportation services for innovative service delivery that is more
cost efficient for the program and time efficient for users. Projects
serving a single county may receive up to $750,000; projects serving
multiple counties with a goal of providing regional mobility may receive
a maximum of $1,500,000. A ten percent local match is required for all
grants. All funds shall be used to provide direct services to
transportation disadvantaged clients.
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13 1832 FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 13
14 PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS 14
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1832, $100,000,000 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided to the
Department of Transportation to augment and support efforts to initiate
development of Kendall Parkway from SR 836 to SW 136th Street. Funds
may be used for Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) studies,
right of way purchases, Design, Traffic & Revenue analysis, financial
analysis, and early works leading to a future financial strategy
including bonding to fund construction of segment(s) for toll
facilities.
15 15
16 1835 FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 16
17 DEBT SERVICE 17
There is hereby authorized to be issued up to $449 million in principal There is hereby authorized to be issued up to $449.0 million in
amount of bonds authorized and issued pursuant to section 215.605, principal amount of bonds authorized and issued pursuant to section
Florida Statutes, and any other payments necessary or incidental to the 215.605, Florida Statutes, and any other payments necessary or
repayment of bonds. Specific Appropriation 1835 includes $212,289,560 incidental to the repayment of bonds. Specific Appropriation 1835
to support Fiscal Year 2025-2026 debt service associated with such includes $212,289,560 to support Fiscal Year 2025-26 debt service
projects. associated with such projects.
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There is hereby authorized to be issued up to $204.1 million in There is hereby authorized to be issued up to $204.1 million in
principal amount of bonds to finance construction, reconstruction, and principal amount of bonds to finance construction, reconstruction, and
improvement of projects that are eligible to receive federal-aid highway improvement of projects that are eligible to receive federal-aid highway
funds in accordance with section 215.616, Florida Statutes. Specific funds in accordance with section 215.616, Florida Statutes. Specific
Appropriation 1835 includes $46,239,407 to support Fiscal Year Appropriation 1835 includes $46,239,407 to support Fiscal Year 2025-26
2025-2026 debt service associated with such projects. debt service associated with such projects.
19 19
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1835, $51,656,340 is provided From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1835, $51,656,340 is provided
for additional payments required under the service contract pursuant to for additional payments required under the service contract pursuant to
section 339.0809, Florida Statutes, and used to secure up to $168.6 section 339.0809, Florida Statutes, and used to secure up to $168.6
million in principal amount of bonds to finance projects authorized in million in principal amount of bonds to finance projects authorized in
section 339.0809(14), Florida Statutes. section 339.0809(14), Florida Statutes.
20 20
21 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS OPERATIONS 21
22 PROGRAM: HIGHWAY OPERATIONS 22
23 1849 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 23
24 GRANTS AND AIDS - KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 24
25 STATEWIDE AFFILIATE 25
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 1849 are provided for the Keep America Funds in Specific Appropriation 1849 are provided for the Keep America
Beautiful Statewide Affiliate, as provided in section 403.709(1)(d), Beautiful Statewide Affiliate, as provided in section 403.709(1)(d),
26 Florida Statutes. Florida Statutes. 26
27 1855 FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 27
28 SMALL COUNTY OUTREACH PROGRAM (SCOP) 28
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1855, $9,000,000 is provided From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1855, $9,000,000 is provided
for transportation projects in municipalities pursuant to section for transportation projects in municipalities pursuant to section
29 339.2818(7), Florida Statutes. 339.2818(7), Florida Statutes. 29
30 1859 FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 30
31 CHIPLEY OPERATIONS CENTER - CONSTRUCTION 31
Funds in Specific Appropriation 1859 are provided for the second year
of a two-year project and are for the construction of a new operations
center for the department's District 3 office in Chipley.
32 32
33 1871A FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 33
34 LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS 34
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 1871A shall be The nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund in Specific
allocated as follows: Appropriation 1871A shall be allocated as follows:
35 35
36 Acree Road Off Grade Rail Crossing (HF 3172).............. 1,000,000 Belleair - Indian Rocks Road - Phase 2 (SF 1286).......... 350,000 36
37 Bay County - Expand Mouth of Basin in Allanton (HF 2165).. 750,000 Connecting the Collectors Environmental Impact Statement 37
38 Bay Harbor Islands Broad Causeway Bridge Replacement (SF 3438)............................................... 3,000,000 38
39 Phase II Construction (HF 2793)......................... 500,000 Pasco County Connector Roadway to Regional Research 39
40 Bay Street Pedestrian Safety Improvements (HF 1652)....... 1,000,000 Complex Phase 2 (SF 3284)............................... 9,000,000 40
41 Belleair - Barbara Circle Reconstruction (HF 1383)........ 1,825,000 Wauchula - Municipal Airport T Hangars Improvements (SF 41
42 Belleair - Mehlenbacher West Improvements (HF 1387)....... 1,672,000 3250)................................................... 5,000,000 42
43 Belleair - Ponce De Leon Boulevard (Roundabout Trail) (HF 43
44 1388)................................................... 2,525,000 The remaining nonrecurring funds from the State Transportation Trust 44
45 Biscayne-Everglades Greenway Segment D Construction (HF Fund in Specific Appropriation 1871A shall be allocated as follows: 45
46 1613)................................................... 500,000 46
47 Brevard County West Central Avenue Bridge Replacement (HF Altamonte Springs - CraneRIDES Fleet and Route Expansion 47
48 1309)................................................... 631,592 (SF 1489)............................................... 1,900,000 48
49 Brickell Key Bridge Repairs (HF 1379)..................... 1,000,000 Anastasia Island Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety 49
50 Callaway - Roadway Improvements of S. Gay Avenue & Beulah Improvements (SF 3184).................................. 350,000 50
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51 Avenue (HF 2168)........................................ 250,000 Bay Harbor Islands Broad Causeway Bridge Replacement 51
52 Carrabelle - Baywood Drive Roadway and Drainage Phase II Construction (SF 1343)......................... 1,000,000 52
53 Improvements (HF 2232).................................. 760,484 Belleair - Indian Rocks Road Bridge and Roadway 53
54 Charlotte County - Education Way/Murdock Circle and Improvements (SF 3238).................................. 1,500,000 54
55 Education Way/Cochran Intersection Improvements (HF Boca Raton - Spanish River Boulevard Grade Separation of 55
56 2696)................................................... 1,250,000 El Rio Trail (SF 1091).................................. 1,000,000 56
57 City of Boca Raton Spanish River Boulevard Grade Brevard County West Central Avenue Bridge Replacement (SF 57
58 Separation of El Rio Trail (HF 2265).................... 500,000 1158)................................................... 1,263,183 58
59 City of Perry - Bishop Boulevard Repaving (HF 2230)....... 121,332 Carrabelle - Baywood Drive Roadway and Drainage 59
60 City of Perry Duval Street Repaving (HF 2229)............. 81,946 Improvements (SF 3475).................................. 1,520,967 60
61 City of Perry Willow Street Repaving (HF 2225)............ 85,038 Charlotte County - Education Way/Murdock Circle and 61
62 Coral Gables ADA Improvements in the Central Business Education Way/Cochran Intersection Improvements (SF 62
63 District (HF 3067)...................................... 155,000 3261)................................................... 2,500,000 63
64 Coral Gables Road Safety Improvements (HF 3071)........... 187,500 Chipley - Pecan Street Roadway Resurfacing and 64
65 CR 107 Transportation Improvement (HF 3164)............... 375,000 Improvements (SF 2709).................................. 750,000 65
66 CR 217 Bridge Replacement - Clay County (HF 2139)......... 1,250,000 Citrus County CR 491 from Pine Ridge Blvd to SR 41 - Road 66
67 Curley Road - Safe Routes to Schools (HF 2576)............ 750,000 Widening Design (SF 3277)............................... 1,500,000 67
68 Delray Beach - Gulfstream Blvd / SE 36th Ave Streetscape Citrus County Halls River Multi-Use Path Construction 68
69 Improvements (HF 3193).................................. 500,000 Phase (SF 2724)......................................... 1,000,000 69
70 Destin - Crosstown Connector (HF 1176).................... 1,500,000 Citrus Grove School Children and Families Pedestrian 70
71 Destin Pedestrian Underpass near Stahlman Avenue/Highway Safety Initiative (SF 1945)............................. 800,000 71
72 98 Intersection (HF 1177)............................... 250,000 Clay County - CR 217 Bridge Replacement (SF 2060)......... 2,500,000 72
73 Dixie Highway Safety Corridor- Phase 3 (HF 1771).......... 492,500 Coral Gables - Central Business District Americans with 73
74 Doral Public Safety Adaptive Re-Use Project (HF 2642)..... 250,000 Disability Act Improvements (SF 1948)................... 310,000 74
75 Downtown West Palm Beach Signalization Upgrades - Phase 2 Coral Gables - Road Safety Improvements (SF 1946)......... 375,000 75
76 (HF 1439)............................................... 1,500,000 Cross Prairie Parkway Connector (SF 1830)................. 1,000,000 76
77 Dykes Road Turn Lanes (HF 1322)........................... 202,995 Curley Road - Safe Routes to Schools (SF 1614)............ 1,500,000 77
78 Elevate Bayshore Drive (HF 1532).......................... 500,000 Deering Park Stewardship District - I-95 Interchange/SR 78
79 Eustis - Northshore Bridge and Culvert Engineering 442 Expansion and Resilience Project (SF 2522).......... 1,050,000 79
80 Project (HF 1336)....................................... 100,000 DeSoto County Kings Highway Expansion (SF 3163)........... 3,000,000 80
81 Extension of Taxiway at Whiting Aviation Industrial Park Downtown West Palm Beach Signalization Upgrades - Phase 2 81
82 (HF 2716)............................................... 850,000 (SF 2958)............................................... 1,500,000 82
83 Fern Street Crossing Project (HF 1145).................... 1,500,000 Dykes Road Turn Lanes (SF 1639)........................... 405,990 83
84 Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail - Elevate Path Lower Eustis - Northshore Bridge and Culvert Engineering 84
85 Matecumbe (HF 2243)..................................... 100,000 Project (SF 1896)....................................... 200,000 85
86 Fort Hamer Interchange (HF 1654).......................... 3,750,000 Eustis - Rosenwald Gardens - 7 Block Roadway & Stormwater 86
87 Fort Lauderdale Galt Mile Street Safety Improvements (HF Construction Project (SF 1868).......................... 1,878,978 87
88 1759)................................................... 1,000,000 Fern Street Crossing Project (SF 1623).................... 3,000,000 88
89 Fort Lauderdale Las Olas Boulevard Safety Improvements Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail Elevate Path - Lower 89
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90 and ADA Upgrades (HF 2443).............................. 500,000 Matecumbe (SF 1154)..................................... 200,000 90
91 Fort Pierce 13th Street Reconstruction Phase 2 (HF 2146).. 250,000 Florida State University Enhanced Traffic Safety Project 91
92 Fort Walton Beach Hill Avenue & Anchors Street Complete (SF 2277)............................................... 125,245 92
93 Street Project Design (HF 1000)......................... 250,000 Fort Lauderdale - Las Olas Safety Improvements and ADA 93
94 Fort Walton Beach Hollywood Boulevard Traffic Upgrades (SF 1837)...................................... 1,000,000 94
95 Improvements (HF 1001).................................. 750,000 Fort Lauderdale - Roadway Resurfacing Project (SF 2436)... 750,000 95
96 Freeport - Marquis Way East Connector Road & Sewer Fort Lauderdale - SE 13th Street Bridge Replacement (SF 96
97 Extension (HF 1956)..................................... 500,000 2053)................................................... 500,000 97
98 Hallandale Beach - NW/SW 8th Avenue Roadway Fort Lauderdale - Sidewalk Repair Safety Project (SF 2285) 750,000 98
99 Reconstruction Project (HF 3150)........................ 907,500 Fort Myers Beach Road Infrastructure Improvements (SF 99
100 Hanley Road and Jackson Springs Road Intersection 2073)................................................... 585,000 100
101 Improvements (HF 3429).................................. 1,000,000 Fort Pierce - 13th Street Reconstruction Phase 2 (SF 1984) 500,000 101
102 HART Integrated Services Campus (HF 3091)................. 2,500,000 Freeport - Marquis Way East Connector Road & Sewer 102
103 Homestead Bridge Expansion SW 152nd Avenue (HF 2256).... 575,000 Extension (SF 2710)..................................... 1,000,000 103
104 I-95 Interchange Improvements at International Golf Hallandale Beach - NW/SW 8th Avenue Roadway 104
105 Parkway (HF 1499)....................................... 1,750,000 Reconstruction Project (SF 2389)........................ 1,815,000 105
106 I-95 Interchange/SR 442 Expansion and Resilience Project Hernando County ST 50 (Cortez Blvd.) and Barclay Avenue 106
107 (HF 1840)............................................... 700,000 Intersection Improvements (SF 3335)..................... 1,500,000 107
108 Jacksonville - University Boulevard and Edenfield Road Hillsborough County Hanley Road and Jackson Springs Road 108
109 Traffic Signal (HF 1333)................................ 571,000 Intersection Improvements (SF 1999)..................... 1,000,000 109
110 Jacksonville Regional Corridor - I-295 to US-1 Design and Hillsborough County Paseo Al Mar Blvd at Gate Dancer Road 110
111 Construction (HF 1616).................................. 1,500,000 New Traffic Signal (SF 2138)............................ 1,000,000 111
112 Jacksonville - Wigmore Street Vehicle Overpass (HF 1618).. 2,500,000 Hillsborough County Pebble Beach Lane Bridge Replacement 112
113 Key West - Von Phister Street Safety Improvements (HF (SF 2139)............................................... 750,000 113
114 2244)................................................... 250,000 Hollywood - Portable Public Safety Barriers (SF 1637)..... 280,000 114
115 Kissimmee - Columbia Avenue Corridor Improvement Project Jacksonville - Acree Road Off Grade Rail Crossing (SF 115
116 (HF 1688)............................................... 250,000 1421)................................................... 1,000,000 116
117 Lake Park Traffic Safety Upgrade (HF 2897)................ 400,000 Jacksonville - Bay Street Pedestrian Safety Improvements 117
118 Land's End Public Pedestrian Walkway and Seawall - Blind (SF 3453)............................................... 2,000,000 118
119 Pass/Sunset Beach (HF 2292)............................. 255,857 Jacksonville - Monument Road Improvements (SF 1420)....... 350,000 119
120 Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Complete Street Project Jacksonville - University Boulevard and Edenfield Road 120
121 Construction - Bougainvilla/Poinciana (HF 1884)......... 375,000 Traffic Signal (SF 1989)................................ 1,142,000 121
122 Lee County - Alico Road Extension Project (HF 2824)....... 2,500,000 Key West - Von Phister Street Safety Improvements (SF 122
123 Lee County - Sunshine Blvd from 75th Street to SR 80 (HF 1094)................................................... 500,000 123
124 2825)................................................... 3,000,000 Kissimmee - Columbia Avenue Corridor Improvement Project 124
125 Leon County - State Road 369 (U.S. 319) Crawfordville (SF 3126)............................................... 500,000 125
126 Road Widening (HF 2148)................................. 2,000,000 Land's End Public Pedestrian Walkway and Seawall, Blind 126
127 Lighthouse Point NE 28th Street Bridge Replacement Pass/Sunset Beach, Treasure Island Phase II (SF 2342)... 511,713 127
128 Project (HF 1769)....................................... 265,000 Lee County SR 82 Traffic Safety Improvements - Benchmark 128
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129 Little Havana Pedestrian Priority Zone - Phase II (HF Ave (SF 2458)........................................... 850,000 129
130 1378)................................................... 500,000 Lee County Traffic Signal Hardening (SF 2882)............. 500,000 130
131 Lorraine Road Multimodal Connector (Palmer to Fruitville) Lighthouse Point NE 28th Street Bridge Replacement 131
132 (HF 1311)............................................... 2,500,000 Project (SF 2940)....................................... 530,000 132
133 Lorraine Road Segment C - Phase 1 Capacity and Mobility Lorraine Road Segment C - Phase 1 Capacity and Mobility 133
134 Improvement Project (HF 1313)........................... 3,000,000 Improvement Project (SF 1170)........................... 3,000,000 134
135 Lynn Haven Paving Project Phase V (HF 1183)............... 500,000 Maitland Traffic Signal Hardening (SF 1490)............... 400,000 135
136 Mangonia Park Mill and Repaving Program (HF 2904)......... 225,000 Marion County Roadway Improvements on NW 49th St. (SF 136
137 Medley - NW 96th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements 1357)................................................... 2,000,000 137
138 Project (HF 2648)....................................... 350,000 Medley - NW 96 Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements 138
139 Melbourne Downtown Core Streetscape Design (HF 3100)...... 500,000 Project (SF 2426)....................................... 700,000 139
140 Miami - NW 6th Avenue between NW 64th Street and NW 71st Melbourne Downtown Core Streetscape (SF 1379)............. 1,000,000 140
141 Street (HF 1377)........................................ 926,162 Miami - Little Havana Pedestrian Priority Zone - Phase II 141
142 Miami Beach Pedestrian Safety & Pier Park Street (SF 2444)............................................... 1,000,000 142
143 Improvements (HF 1628).................................. 125,000 Miami - NW 6th Avenue between NW 64th Street and NW 71 143
144 Miami Lakes NW 154th Street Turn Lane Extension Street (SF 3123)........................................ 350,000 144
145 Transportation Improvements (HF 2523)................... 315,000 Miami Beach - Pedestrian Safety & Pier Park Street 145
146 Miami Lakes Pedestrian Safety and Signalization Improvements (SF 3455).................................. 2,000,000 146
147 Improvement Project (HF 2524)........................... 225,000 Miami Lakes NW 154th Street Turn Lane Extension 147
148 Miami Shores Village NE 94 Street Roadway Improvements Transportation Improvements (SF 2264)................... 630,000 148
149 (HF 3370)............................................... 375,000 Miami Shores - NE 94 Street Roadway Improvements (SF 1344) 750,000 149
150 Miami Wagner Creek Embankment and Right-of-Way Miami-Dade County Roadway Resurfacing - SW 142 Avenue 150
151 Improvements (HF 2013).................................. 1,000,000 from SW 42 Street to SW 56 Street (SF 3456)............. 625,625 151
152 Miami-Dade County Pedestrian Bridge (HF 3540)............. 1,500,000 Miami-Dade County Vision Zero Safety Improvements - Grand 152
153 Miami-Dade Roadway Resurfacing - NW 17 Avenue from NW 20 Avenue between Jefferson St. and Plaza St. (SF 3259).... 750,000 153
154 Street to NW 36 Street (HF 3307)........................ 243,750 Nassau County Road 107 Transportation Improvement (SF 154
155 Miami-Dade Safety Improvements along SW 328 Street - 1416)................................................... 750,000 155
156 Entrance to Homestead Bayfront Park to SW 117 Ave (HF Oakland Park - 36th St. Railroad Crossing Safety (SF 1255) 250,000 156
157 2257)................................................... 937,500 Palm Beach County Australian Avenue Drainage Improvements 157
158 Montverde County Road 455 Critical Pedestrian and (SF 2259)............................................... 742,614 158
159 Motorist Safety Improvements (HF 1405).................. 175,000 Palmetto - Intersection at 10th Street and US-41 159
160 Naval Air Station Whiting Field - Base Entrance Traffic Turning/Evacuation Lane (SF 1009)....................... 1,750,000 160
161 Improvements (HF 2722).................................. 275,000 Palmetto Bay Complete Street Project (SF 1772)............ 300,000 161
162 New Airport Terminal Building (HF 2807)................... 875,000 Pasco County - Trinity Boulevard - Multimodal Corridor 162
163 Niceville - Crossings Boulevard Connector Road and Investment (SF 1290).................................... 2,500,000 163
164 Multi-Use Trail (HF 1077)............................... 175,000 Perry - Bishop Boulevard Repaving (SF 2325)............... 242,663 164
165 North Bulkhead Improvement Project Initial Phase (HF 1287) 750,000 Perry - Duval Street Repaving (SF 2273)................... 163,892 165
166 North Terminal Expansion Program (TEP) (HF 2163).......... 2,500,000 Perry - Willow Street Repaving (SF 2256).................. 170,075 166
167 Ocala SR 464 and SE 25th Avenue Intersection Improvements Pinecrest - Road Resurfacing (SF 1804).................... 750,000 167
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168 (HF 1914)............................................... 212,500 Pinellas County Traffic Control Flood Mitigation - Gulf 168
169 Okaloosa County - Millside Road Improvements (HF 1569).... 750,000 Boulevard Signal Cabinets (SF 2759)..................... 1,000,000 169
170 Okaloosa County - Santa Rosa Boulevard Improvements Phase Pinellas Park Harmony Heights Community Safety Project 170
171 1 (HF 1574)............................................. 1,000,000 (SF 2353)............................................... 750,000 171
172 Palm Beach Gardens RCA Boulevard Roadway Improvements (HF Polk County - Power Line Road Segment 2 (South Blvd to 172
173 2599)................................................... 875,000 Hinson Avenue) (SF 1337)................................ 2,500,000 173
174 Palm Tran Patriot Passes Pilot Program (HF 1338).......... 75,000 Port of Fernandina Customs and Border Protection Facility 174
175 Palmetto - Intersection at 10th Street and US-41 (SF 1436)............................................... 350,000 175
176 Turning/Evacuation Lane (HF 1070)....................... 875,000 Putnam County Public Transit Flex Route Reopening (SF 176
177 Palmetto Bay Complete Street Project (HF 1699)............ 150,000 2563)................................................... 1,293,000 177
178 Panama City School Zone Safety Project (HF 2211).......... 350,000 Roadway Resurfacing - NW 17 Avenue from NW 20 Street to 178
179 Pembroke Park - SW 52nd Avenue Resiliency Roadway NW 36 Street (SF 1954).................................. 487,500 179
180 Improvements Phase 2 (HF 1132).......................... 455,933 Rockledge - Traffic Signal Revitalization (SF 1045)....... 600,000 180
181 Pensacola Beach Northern Gateway Improvements (HF 2735)... 1,500,000 Santa Rosa County Extension of Taxiway at Whiting 181
182 Pinellas County Traffic Control Flood Mitigation Project Aviation Industrial Park (SF 3439)...................... 850,000 182
183 - Gulf Boulevard Signal Cabinets (HF 2879).............. 500,000 Senator Howard C. Forman Human Services Campus: Road 183
184 Pinellas Park Harmony Heights Community Safety Project Improvements Phase 1 (SF 2232).......................... 800,000 184
185 (HF 1665)............................................... 375,000 South Bay - SW 11th Avenue Improvements (SF 1297)......... 1,860,705 185
186 Plantation - SW 125th Avenue Improvements (HF 1282)...... 187,500 Tampa Bay Pilot Station Restoration and Reconstruction 186
187 Polk County Power Line Road Segment 2 Right-of-Way (HF (SF 1220)............................................... 2,500,000 187
188 3517)................................................... 2,500,000 Triangle Park and Children's Academy Pedestrian Safety 188
189 Port Putnam Infrastructure Improvement Phase I (HF 2173).. 600,000 Initiative (SF 1944).................................... 800,000 189
190 Redstone Pedestrian Safety Project (HF 1151).............. 175,000 Village of Virginia Gardens - Roadway Improvements (SF 190
191 Roadway Resurfacing - SW 142 Avenue from SW 42 Street to 2425)................................................... 600,000 191
192 SW 56 Street (HF 1463).................................. 312,813 Vision Zero Safety Improvements - SW 2 Street & SW 1st 192
193 Rockledge - Traffic Light Revitalization (HF 1428)........ 300,000 Avenue (SF 1952)........................................ 500,000 193
194 Sanibel Shared Use Path Reconstruction - Hurricane Volusia County North Beach Street Flood Mitigation 194
195 Recovery (HF 2024)...................................... 2,500,000 Upgrades (SF 2519)...................................... 350,000 195
196 Sarasota County - Ibis Street Multi-Use Recreational Walton County US 331 Bridge Lighting and Gateway Project 196
197 Trail (HF 1078)......................................... 950,000 (SF 2682)............................................... 2,900,000 197
198 Seacrest Estates Roadway Safety Rehabilitation Project Washington Street Improvement from South Tamiami Trail to 198
199 (HF 1460)............................................... 275,000 South 56th Street Tampa (SF 2115)....................... 4,000,000 199
200 Senator Howard C. Forman Human Services Campus: Road Wauchula - New Airport Terminal Building (SF 3097)........ 1,750,000 200
201 Improvements Phase 1 (HF 1534).......................... 400,000 West Mitchell Hammock Road Corridor Safety Improvements 201
202 South Miami Culvert Replacement (HF 2936)................. 450,000 (SF 1478)............................................... 1,500,000 202
203 SR 85 North and Garden Street Signal Upgrade (HF 1150).... 300,000 Winter Park Stirling Avenue Bridge Replacement (SF 1492).. 500,000 203
204 Tampa - Washington Street Improvement from S Tamiami 204
205 Trail to S 56th Street (HF 2114)........................ 4,000,000 205
206 Tampa Bay Pilot Station Restoration and Reconstruction 206
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207 (HF 2541)............................................... 2,500,000 207
208 Tampa West River District Multi-Modal Network & Safety 208
209 Improvements Project (HF 3465).......................... 750,000 209
210 Tarpon Dock Bridge Refurbishment (HF 3248)................ 650,000 210
211 Triangle Park and Children's Academy Pedestrian Safety 211
212 Initiative (HF 1124).................................... 400,000 212
213 Trinity Boulevard - Multimodal Corridor Investment (HF 213
214 1235)................................................... 1,250,000 214
215 US 98 Reliever Route - Environmental Mitigation Credit 215
216 Purchase (HF 1259)...................................... 2,000,000 216
217 Village of Virginia Gardens Roadway Improvements (HF 1998) 300,000 217
218 Vision Zero Safety Improvements - Grand Avenue between 218
219 Jefferson St. and Plaza St. (HF 2929)................... 375,000 219
220 Vision Zero Safety Improvements - SW 2nd Street & SW 1st 220
221 Avenue (HF 1125)........................................ 250,000 221
222 Windermere - Upgrade Roundabout 6th Avenue and Main 222
223 Street (HF 3084)........................................ 392,000 223
224 Winter Haven - Willowbrook Road Design (HF 2388).......... 450,000 224
225 EXECUTIVE DIRECTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES 225
226 1877 EXPENSES 226
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1877, the Department of
Transportation must enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the
Florida Accountability Office in the Legislature as created in HB 5009,
to monitor Work Program construction projects in progress which are
anticipated to take more than two years to complete. The Office must
select such projects for auditing where construction is delayed more
than one year past the original scheduled completion date and report the
status of their findings to the chair of the Senate Committee on
Appropriations, and the chair of the House of Representatives Budget
Committee on a quarterly basis with recommendations for corrective
action.
227 227
228 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 228
229 1892A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 229
230 FLORIDA ACCOUNTING INFORMATION RESOURCE 230
231 (FLAIR) SYSTEM REPLACEMENT 231
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 1892A are provided to implement the Funds in Specific Appropriation 1892A are provided to implement the
remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the
new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System. new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System.
232 232
233 1893 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 233
234 CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES 234
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 1893, $5,726,826 in funds From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 1893, the
from the State Transportation Trust Fund, of which $5,137,600 is nonrecurring sum of $5,137,600 from the State Transportation Trust Fund
nonrecurring, is provided to the Department of Transportation is provided to the Department of Transportation for the operations and
exclusively for the operations and maintenance costs for the Data maintenance of applications implemented through the Data Infrastructure
Infrastructure Migration and Modernization (DIMM) program. No funds in Modernization Project.
Specific Appropriation 1893 are provided to migrate or modernize
legacy applications or for the planning, implementation, or development
of new initiatives for the DIMM program during Fiscal Year 2025-2026.
235 235
236 1893A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 236
237 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 237
Funds in Specific Appropriation 1893A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 1893A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specific contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
238 238
239 239
240 COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF 240
241 241
From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2053 through 2131, any From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2053 through 2132, any
expenditure from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) expenditure from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Block Grant must be expended in accordance with the requirements and Block Grant must be expended in accordance with the requirements and
limitations of Part A of Title IV of the Social Security Act, as limitations of Part A of Title IV of the Social Security Act, as
amended, or any other applicable federal requirement or limitation. amended, or any other applicable federal requirement or limitation.
Before any funds are released by the Department of Children and Before any funds are released by the Department of Children and
Families, each provider shall identify the number of clients to be Families, each provider shall identify the number of clients to be
served and certify its eligibility under Part A of Title IV of the served and certify its eligibility under Part A of Title IV of the
Social Security Act. Funds may not be released for services to any Social Security Act. Funds may not be released for services to any
clients except those so identified and certified. clients except those so identified and certified.
242 242
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The department head or a designee must certify that controls are in The department head or a designee must certify that controls are in
place to ensure that such funds are expended in accordance with the place to ensure that such funds are expended in accordance with the
requirements and limitations of federal law and that reporting requirements and limitations of federal law and that reporting
requirements of federal law are met. It is the responsibility of any requirements of federal law are met. It is the responsibility of any
entity to which such funds are provided to obtain the required entity to which such funds are provided to obtain the required
certification prior to any expenditure of funds. certification prior to any expenditure of funds.
243 243
From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2053 through 2131, no federal From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2053 through 2132, no federal
or state funds shall be used to pay for space being leased by a Local or state funds shall be used to pay for space being leased by a Local
Workforce Development Board, CareerSource Florida, or the Department of Workforce Development Board, CareerSource Florida, or the Department of
Commerce if it has been determined by whichever entity is the lessee Commerce if it has been determined by whichever entity is the lessee
that there is no longer a need for the leased space. All leases, and that there is no longer a need for the leased space. All leases, and
performance and obligations under the leases, are subject to and performance and obligations under the leases, are subject to and
contingent upon an annual appropriation by the Florida Legislature. In contingent upon an annual appropriation by the Florida Legislature. In
the event that such annual appropriation does not occur, or in the the event that such annual appropriation does not occur, or in the
alternative, there is either a reduction in funding from the prior alternative, there is either a reduction in funding from the prior
annual appropriation or the entity which is the lessee determines that annual appropriation or the entity which is the lessee determines that
the annual appropriation is insufficient to meet the requirements of the the annual appropriation is insufficient to meet the requirements of the
leases, then the lessee has the right to terminate the lease upon leases, then the lessee has the right to terminate the lease upon
written notice by the lessee and the lessee shall have no further written notice by the lessee and the lessee shall have no further
obligations under the contracts. obligations under the contracts.
244 244
The Department of Commerce must submit monthly status reports on the The Department of Commerce must submit monthly status reports on the
outstanding obligations for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance outstanding obligations for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance
Program, the Weatherization Assistance Program, and the Low-Income Program, the Weatherization Assistance Program, and the Low-Income
Household Water Assistance Program to the Executive Office of the Household Water Assistance Program to the Executive Office of the
Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House of Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House Budget Committee
Representatives Budget Committee no later than the 15th day of the no later than the 15th day of the month. To demonstrate fiscal
month. To demonstrate fiscal responsibility, at a minimum, each status responsibility, at a minimum, each status report must include
report must include expenditures and obligations compared to expenditures and obligations compared to appropriated budget authority.
appropriated budget authority.
245 245
246 PROGRAM: EXECUTIVE DIRECTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES 246
247 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP 247
248 2056 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 248
249 CONTRACTED SERVICES 249
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2056 may be used to represent the Funds in Specific Appropriation 2056 may be used to represent the
state's interest in legal matters that require the use of outside legal state's interest in legal matters that require the use of outside legal
250 counsel. counsel. 250
251 2056A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 251
252 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 252
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2056A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 2056A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specific contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
253 253
254 INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT SERVICES 254
255 2070A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 255
256 FLORIDA ACCOUNTING INFORMATION RESOURCE 256
257 (FLAIR) SYSTEM REPLACEMENT 257
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2070A are provided to implement the Funds in Specific Appropriation 2070A are provided to implement the
remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the
new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System. new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System.
258 258
259 PROGRAM: WORKFORCE SERVICES 259
260 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 260
From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2073 through 2097A, the From the funds in Specific Appropriations 2073 through 2097A, the
Department of Commerce must determine if any funds provided for specific Department of Commerce must determine if any funds provided for specific
workforce programs, projects, or initiatives are not an allowable use of workforce programs, projects, or initiatives are not an allowable use of
federal funds. If the department finds that any workforce program, federal funds. If the department finds that any workforce program,
project, or initiative for which funds are specifically provided in this project, or initiative for which funds are specifically provided in this
act is not an allowable use of federal funds, the department must notify act is not an allowable use of federal funds, the department must notify
the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the
chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the
House of Representatives Budget Committee. House Budget Committee.
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When allocating full-time equivalent (FTE) positions to individual local When allocating full-time equivalent (FTE) positions to individual local
workforce development boards, the Department of Commerce must ensure workforce development boards, the Department of Commerce must ensure
that workforce services are effectively and efficiently provided that workforce services are effectively and efficiently provided
throughout the state. The department is authorized to reallocate any FTE throughout the state. The department is authorized to reallocate any FTE
position allocated to a local workforce development board that has been position allocated to a local workforce development board that has been
or becomes vacant for more than 180 days. When reallocating a vacant FTE or becomes vacant for more than 180 days. When reallocating a vacant FTE
position, the department must give priority to a local workforce position, the department must give priority to a local workforce
development board that would use the FTE position to provide additional development board that would use the FTE position to provide additional
services to veterans. services to veterans.
262 262
263 2077 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 263
264 GRANTS AND AIDS - WORKFORCE PROJECTS 264
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2077 shall be The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2077 shall be
allocated as follows: allocated as follows:
265 265
266 Advanced Manufacturing International - Building Workforce Advancing Art and Theatre Workforce in Central Florida 266
267 Pathways for Advanced Manufacturing (HF 3239)........... 1,000,000 (SF 3152)............................................... 350,000 267
268 Advanced Manufacturing International - Education in Aerospace Defense America (SF 3433)....................... 200,000 268
269 Advanced Manufacturing for a Regional Workforce (HF AMPLIFY Clearwater - IGNITE Entrepreneurship Center (SF 269
270 3000)................................................... 500,000 2354)................................................... 350,000 270
271 Big Brothers Big Sisters - School to Work Program (HF Cutler Bay Economic Development Plan (SF 1816)............ 100,000 271
272 2731)................................................... 475,000 Florida - Israel Business Accelerator (SF 1962)........... 300,000 272
273 BOOST Program - Building Occupational Opportunities and Home Builders Institute (HBI) Building Careers for 273
274 Skills Training (HF 1855)............................... 140,000 Veterans (SF 2477)...................................... 350,000 274
275 Career Pathways - Building Florida's Workforce (HF 2634).. 102,500 Jacksonville Entrepreneurship Education & Workforce 275
276 Community Innovation Center (HF 3490)..................... 250,000 Development Center (SF 1055)............................ 350,000 276
277 Dress for Success Southwest Florida Boutique (HF 1873).... 175,000 Las Olas Chabad Jewish Center- Friendship Circle Grill - 277
278 Empowered to Change International, Inc. (HF 1712)......... 375,000 Job Skills Training (SF 1833)........................... 280,000 278
279 Florida Women's Business Center Network (HF 1295)......... 400,000 Lighthouse Works - Workforce Development for 279
280 Home Builders Institute (HBI) Building Careers for Disadvantaged Floridians (SF 1461)...................... 153,700 280
281 Veterans (HF 2534)...................................... 450,000 Manufacturing Talent Asset Pipeline (TAP) Program (SF 281
282 Hospitality with Purpose - Economic Stability Enterprise 1298)................................................... 400,000 282
283 for Individuals with Disabilities (HF 1845)............. 840,101 Operation New Uniform (SF 1235)........................... 750,000 283
284 JARC Community Works Program (HF 2614).................... 247,500 Screen Production Marketing & Workforce Development 284
285 Manufacturing Talent Asset Pipeline (TAP) Program (HF Project (SF 1400)....................................... 350,000 285
286 1308)................................................... 200,000 St. Johns County Career and Job Readiness Program (SF 286
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287 North Florida Skilled Workforce Development (HF 2843)..... 50,000 2542)................................................... 245,000 287
288 Operation New Uniform (HF 2294)........................... 613,400 Talent Bridge: Empowering Florida's Workforce, 288
289 Project PUENTE: Providing Unmatched Employment & Strengthening Florida's Economy (SF 1161)............... 500,000 289
290 Networking for Transformational Empowerment (HF 3151)... 250,000 Technical Assistance Initiative for Small Manufacturers 290
291 TalentBridge: Empowering Florida's Workforce, (SF 1907)............................................... 1,000,000 291
292 Strengthening Florida's Economy (HF 3577)............... 1,750,000 The Hive at Beaver Street: Building Florida's Innovation 292
293 Trucking Industry Partnership for Recruitment and Public Ecosystem (SF 1728)..................................... 175,000 293
294 Safety (HF 2567)........................................ 112,500 The Pathways to Prosperity Program - Samaritan Resource 294
295 Center & Valencia College (SF 2954)..................... 200,000 295
296 The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds Virtual Reality Workforce Development Program (SF 3473)... 350,000 296
from Specific Appropriation 2077.
The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds
297 from Specific Appropriation 2077. 297
The remaining recurring funds shall be used by the Department of
Commerce to provide for the Florida Ready to Work Credential Program as
created in section 445.06, Florida Statutes. The department shall
competitively procure the services for this project.
298 298
299 2078 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 299
300 NON CUSTODIAL PARENT PROGRAM 300
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2078, $7,050,000 in recurring funds Funds in Specific Appropriation 2078, $7,050,000 in recurring funds
from the General Revenue Fund are provided to the Department of Commerce from the General Revenue Fund are provided to the Department of Commerce
to award grants through a competitive application process to entities to to award grants through a competitive application process to entities to
provide Noncustodial Parent Employment Programs on a statewide basis. provide Noncustodial Parent Employment Programs on a statewide basis.
The department may select an entity to serve as an administrator of the The department may select an entity to serve as an administrator of the
funds with a history of providing services to assist noncustodial funds with a history of providing services to assist noncustodial
parents and that demonstrates the capability of administering the parents and that demonstrates the capability of administering the
program statewide. The entity must be able to provide grantees with program statewide. The entity must be able to provide grantees with
training, best practices, and assistance to implement the grants. training, best practices, and assistance to implement the grants.
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From the remaining funds in Specific Appropriation 2078, $1,416,000 in From the remaining funds in Specific Appropriation 2078, $1,416,000 in
recurring funds from the Welfare Transition Trust Fund and $250,000 in recurring funds from the Welfare Transition Trust Fund and $350,000 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided to fund an nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided to fund an
appropriations project (HF 2291). The recurring funds shall continue the appropriations project (SF 1043). The recurring funds shall continue the
Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services' Noncustodial Parent Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services' Noncustodial Parent
Employment Program in Miami-Dade, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, and Employment Program in Miami-Dade, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, and
Hillsborough counties, allocated as follows: Miami-Dade County - Hillsborough counties, allocated as follows: Miami-Dade County -
$726,000; and Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, and Hillsborough counties - $726,000; and Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, and Hillsborough counties -
$690,000. CareerSource Pasco Hernando shall administer these funds. $690,000. CareerSource Pasco Hernando shall administer these funds.
302 302
303 2081 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 303
304 GRANTS AND AIDS - LOCAL WORKFORCE 304
305 DEVELOPMENT BOARDS 305
306 306
Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2081 from the Welfare Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2081 from the Welfare
Transition Trust Fund are allocated for workforce services based on a Transition Trust Fund are allocated for workforce services based on a
plan approved by CareerSource Florida. The plan must maximize funds plan approved by CareerSource Florida. The plan must maximize funds
distributed directly to the local workforce development boards, and must distributed directly to the local workforce development boards, and must
identify any funds allocated for state-level and discretionary identify any funds allocated for state-level and discretionary
initiatives. The plan must equitably distribute funds to the boards initiatives. The plan must equitably distribute funds to the boards
based on anticipated client caseload to maximize the ability of the based on anticipated client caseload to maximize the ability of the
state to meet performance standards, including federal work state to meet performance standards, including federal work
participation rate requirements, and prioritize services provided to participation rate requirements, and prioritize services provided to
one-parent families. one-parent families.
307 307
From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2081, any From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2081, any
expenditures by a local workforce development board for "outreach," expenditures by a local workforce development board for "outreach,"
"advertising," or "public relations" must have a direct program benefit "advertising," or "public relations" must have a direct program benefit
and must be spent in strict accordance with all applicable federal and must be spent in strict accordance with all applicable federal
regulations and guidance. For any expenditures exceeding $5,000 for regulations and guidance. For any expenditures exceeding $5,000 for
outreach purposes, a local workforce development board must obtain prior outreach purposes, a local workforce development board must obtain prior
approval from the Department of Commerce before purchasing: promotional approval from the Department of Commerce before purchasing: promotional
items, including but not limited to capes, blankets, and clothing; and items, including but not limited to capes, blankets, and clothing; and
memorabilia, models, gifts, and souvenirs. memorabilia, models, gifts, and souvenirs.
308 308
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used directly or Funds in Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used directly or
indirectly to pay for meals, food, or beverages for board members, indirectly to pay for meals, food, or beverages for board members,
staff, or employees of local workforce development boards, CareerSource staff, or employees of local workforce development boards, CareerSource
Florida, or the Department of Commerce except as expressly authorized by Florida, or the Department of Commerce except as expressly authorized by
state law. Preapproved, reasonable, and necessary per diem allowances state law. Preapproved, reasonable, and necessary per diem allowances
and travel established in section 112.061, Florida Statutes, shall be in and travel established in section 112.061, Florida Statutes, shall be in
compliance with all applicable federal and state requirements. Funds in compliance with all applicable federal and state requirements. Funds in
Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used for entertainment costs Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used for entertainment costs
and recreational activities for board members, staff, or employees. and recreational activities for board members, staff, or employees.
309 309
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used to fund the Funds in Specific Appropriation 2081 may not be used to fund the
salary, bonus, or incentive of any employee in excess of Federal salary, bonus, or incentive of any employee in excess of Federal
310 Executive Level II, regardless of fund source. Executive Level II, regardless of fund source. 310
311 2084A GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 311
312 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 312
313 WORKFORCE PROJECTS - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 313
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2084A shall be The nonrecurring funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2084A shall
allocated for the Northeast Florida Builders Association Workforce be allocated as follows:
Education Facility Expansion (HF 2276).
314 314
315 Northeast Florida Builders Association Workforce 315
316 Education Expansion (SF 2056)........................... 750,000 316
317 The Hive at Beaver Street: Building Florida's Innovation 317
318 Ecosystem (SF 1728)..................................... 200,000 318
319 The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds 319
320 from Specific Appropriation 2084A. 320
321 REEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 321
322 322
323 2089 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 323
324 CONTRACTED SERVICES 324
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From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2089, $8,060,577 in funds
from the General Revenue Fund, of which $1,560,577 is nonrecurring, is
provided to the Department of Commerce exclusively for the operations
and maintenance of the Reemployment Assistance Claims and Benefits
Information System. No funds from the General Revenue Fund in Specific
Appropriation 2089 are provided for the continued development of the
Reemployment Assistance Claims and Benefits Information System during
Fiscal Year 2025-2026.
325 325
326 PROGRAM: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 326
327 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 327
328 2103 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 328
329 HISPANIC BUSINESS INITIATIVE FUND OUTREACH 329
330 PROGRAM 330
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2103 are provided to fund a recurring Funds in Specific Appropriation 2103 are provided to fund a recurring
base appropriations project. The department shall directly contract with base appropriations project. The department shall directly contract with
the entity allocated funds from Specific Appropriation 2103. the entity allocated funds from Specific Appropriation 2103.
331 331
332 2108A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 332
333 GRANTS AND AIDS - HOUSING AND COMMUNITY 333
334 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 334
The nonrecurring funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2108A shall The nonrecurring funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2108A shall
be allocated as follows: be allocated as follows:
335 335
336 American Legion National Convention (HF 1794)............. 125,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters - School to Work Program (SF 336
337 Broward County Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance 1404)................................................... 950,000 337
338 Program (HF 2556)....................................... 750,000 Broward County Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance 338
339 Cryoeeze22 Community Continual Restoration (HF 1172)...... 123,250 Program (SF 1254)....................................... 750,000 339
340 Florida Insider: Bringing Florida's Government Closer to Frank P. Toppino Poinciana Gardens Senior Living Complex 340
341 You In English & Creole (HF 2989)....................... 250,000 - Operational Funding (SF 3313)......................... 350,000 341
342 Housing Solutions Council - Martin County Housing Needs Pinellas County Urban League Headquarters (SF 3225)....... 500,000 342
343 Assessment (HF 3247).................................... 42,500 Skate Link (SF 1845)...................................... 167,000 343
344 Malibu Groves Home Repair Program (HF 2623)............... 250,000 Urban League Regional Entrepreneurship Centers (SF 2237).. 350,000 344
345 Northeast Florida Security Initiative (HF 1017)........... 175,000 Walk Off Charities - Expansion of Youth Baseball & 345
346 OnBikes Pensacola (HF 2714)............................... 125,000 Softball Programs for Under-served Youth (SF 1384)...... 500,000 346
347 Pinellas Opportunity Council Emergency Assistance Program West Miami Multi-Generational Recreation Center 347
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348 (HF 2884)............................................... 500,000 Development (SF 1593)................................... 250,000 348
349 Support the Troops Distribution of Donations (HF 3484).... 125,000 349
350 Walk-Off Charities - Expansion of Youth Baseball & The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds 350
351 Softball Development Programs (HF 2869)................. 275,000 from Specific Appropriation 2108A. 351
352 West Miami Multi-Generational Recreation Center 352
353 Development (HF 2918)................................... 375,000 353
354 354
355 The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds 355
356 from Specific Appropriation 2108A. 356
357 2112A GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 357
358 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 358
359 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 359
360 - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 360
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2112A shall be The nonrecurring funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2112A shall
allocated as follows: be allocated as follows:
361 361
362 Acquisition and Renovation of Housing for Families with Affordable Homeownership Opportunities in Pinellas (SF 362
363 Minor Children (HF 2014)................................ 750,000 2346)................................................... 350,000 363
364 Affordable Homeownership Initiative in Pasco and Hernando AMR at Pensacola, Inc. - Children in Public Schools 364
365 (HF 1216)............................................... 375,000 Living in Cars Project (SF 2988)........................ 500,000 365
366 Alper Jewish Community Center Improvements (HF 1716)...... 100,000 Bal Harbour Village Cutwalk and Fire Access Restoration 366
367 Altha Community Center (HF 2120).......................... 500,000 (SF 1341)............................................... 655,125 367
368 Bal Harbour Village Cutwalk and Fire Access Restoration Belle Isle Municipal Facility Land Planning and Building 368
369 (HF 2790)............................................... 327,563 Design (SF 2910)........................................ 800,000 369
370 Belle Glade - Senior Home Rehabilitation Grant Program Bradford County - RJE Phase III, Building Modernization 370
371 (HF 2590)............................................... 750,000 of Building 1, 2, & 4 (SF 2246)......................... 900,119 371
372 Branford - Hatch Community Park Infrastructure and Building Homes for Heroes (SF 1225)....................... 2,000,000 372
373 Lighting Project (HF 2842).............................. 325,000 Building Industry Institute: Construction Industry 373
374 Building a Resilient Future for Central Florida! - Workforce Institute (SF 1219)........................... 350,000 374
375 Alianza Center (HF 1679)................................ 250,000 Carter Landings: A Habitat Community (SF 2283)............ 300,000 375
376 Calhoun County - Economic Development Building Citrus Memorial Health Foundation YMCA Facility Expansion 376
377 Restoration (HF 2072)................................... 250,000 (SF 2971)............................................... 500,000 377
378 City of Marianna - Fire and Police Station Construction City of Marathon Workforce Housing Project (SF 3515)...... 750,000 378
379 Project (HF 1932)....................................... 497,500 Clearwater Marine Aquarium Renovation (SF 2356)........... 500,000 379
380 City of North Lauderdale - Silver Lakes Community Affairs Clearwater Marine Aquarium Storm Recovery (SF 2351)....... 380,000 380
381 Center (HF 3065)........................................ 500,000 Cox Science Center and Aquarium Expansion (SF 1841)....... 2,500,000 381
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382 City of Palmetto Public Works Heavy Equipment Storage Cuban Club Interior Renovations (SF 2129)................. 500,000 382
383 Building (HF 1069)...................................... 375,000 Earlington Heights Metrorail, Metrobus Drop Off, & Work 383
384 Coconut Creek - Fleet Building Rehabilitation (HF 3008)... 400,000 Force Housing Development (SF 3442)..................... 350,000 384
385 Community Land Trust: Affordable Housing in NW Florida Feeding Northeast Florida's Fresh Start Program (SF 1433). 600,000 385
386 (HF 2720)............................................... 471,500 Florida Studio Theatre: Workforce Housing (SF 1115)....... 500,000 386
387 Cox Science Center and Aquarium Expansion (HF 1894)....... 500,000 Fort Meade Electrical Substation (SF 3150)................ 350,000 387
388 Cuban Civic Club of Tampa Renovations (HF 3493)........... 125,000 Fort Myers STARS Complex Expansion and Hurricane Shelter 388
389 Cuban Club Interior Renovations (HF 3494)................. 880,000 (SF 2071)............................................... 400,000 389
390 DeBary Economic and Commercial Center Parking Lot (HF G3 Village: Purposeful Senior Aging - Successful 390
391 2051)................................................... 700,000 Agri-Village Living (SF 1450)........................... 500,000 391
392 Eastland Community Gym and Hurricane Shelter Enhancement Gulf County Airport Design & Construction (SF 2487)....... 350,000 392
393 Project (HF 2465)....................................... 200,000 Hardee County Governmental Services Complex (SF 3094)..... 20,000,000 393
394 Education Foundation of Sarasota County: Center for Hertz Arena Hardening Project (SF 2884)................... 350,000 394
395 Innovation & EduDwell Living (HF 1105).................. 950,000 Hillsborough County - Emergency Generators (SF 1961)...... 750,000 395
396 Faith-Based and Community-Based Community Resilience Historic Manhattan Casino Renovations (SF 2105)........... 1,050,000 396
397 Center (HF 1834)........................................ 324,925 Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Restoration (SF 3262)...... 500,000 397
398 Flagler County Regional Trails and Conservation Center Homes Bring Hope (SF 2994)................................ 1,405,000 398
399 (HF 2885)............................................... 1,500,000 Italian Club of Tampa - Restoration & Code Compliance 399
400 Florida Keys Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing & Initiative (SF 1672).................................... 350,000 400
401 Rehabilitation Project (HF 2249)........................ 950,000 Magnolia Landing - Affordable Housing and Construction 401
402 Fort Myers Beach Woman's Club Rebuild (HF 2028)........... 500,000 Education (SF 1856)..................................... 400,000 402
403 Fort Myers STARS Complex Expansion and Hurricane Shelter Newberry Electric System Resiliency Project (SF 1212)..... 350,000 403
404 (HF 1758)............................................... 1,250,000 Northeast Florida Builders Association Builders Care (SF 404
405 Glendale Community Center Renovations (HF 2076)........... 125,000 1429)................................................... 350,000 405
406 Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County - Resilient OCEARCH Mayport Research and Operations Center (SF 3008).. 500,000 406
407 Homes for Heroes (HF 2535).............................. 375,000 Palm Beach County Housing Units for Homeless (SF 2203).... 1,250,000 407
408 Habitat for Humanity of Marion County, Inc. (HF 1899)..... 650,000 Palmetto Bay Roller Hockey Rink (SF 2999)................. 350,000 408
409 Haines City Annex (HF 1189)............................... 1,000,000 Penny Lane Beatles Museum Expansion (SF 2352)............. 350,000 409
410 Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Restoration (HF 2788)...... 250,000 Pinellas County - City of Safety Harbor Pier Replacement 410
411 Homes Bring Hope (HF 1844)................................ 750,000 (SF 1263)............................................... 1,140,000 411
412 Horseshoe Beach - Rebuilding Town Hall (HF 2226).......... 453,199 Pinellas County Housing Authority - Mills Affordable 412
413 Keystone Heights Airport - SR 100 Connectivity (HF 3297).. 1,339,000 Housing Development Project (SF 1293)................... 350,000 413
414 Lake Helen City Hall Upgrades (HF 2434)................... 187,500 Pinellas County Housing Authority - Oaks at Ridgecrest 414
415 Mount Dora Electric Utility Power Grid Resiliency Project Community Center Phase 1 (SF 2345)...................... 350,000 415
416 (HF 1416)............................................... 144,192 Seafarers' House of Port Everglades: Supporting the Port 416
417 Palafox Market Public Restrooms (HF 2701)................. 150,000 Everglades and Maritime (SF 1626)....................... 150,000 417
418 Palm Bay Fiber Optic Expansion (HF 3097).................. 750,000 Seminole Junior Warhawks Youth Sports Field Improvements 418
419 Palm Beach County Housing Units for Homeless (HF 1201).... 1,275,000 (SF 2952)............................................... 350,000 419
420 Palm Coast YMCA Recreation Center (HF 2887)............... 125,000 Skate Link (SF 1845)...................................... 100,000 420
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421 Peanut Island Historic Restoration (HF 1257).............. 1,000,000 South Bay LEED Certified Resiliency Hub and Community 421
422 Perry Train Depot Roof (HF 2227).......................... 398,528 Center (SF 1284)........................................ 2,300,000 422
423 Public Works Operations Hurricane Rate Facility - Orange South Bay Rail Regional Commerce Park Development 423
424 City Municipal Government (HF 2157)..................... 157,500 Epicenter (SF 1296)..................................... 875,000 424
425 Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay Housing Recovery Project St. Cloud Hopkins Park Community Center (SF 3129)......... 500,000 425
426 (HF 1220)............................................... 750,000 St. Johns County Historic Markland House Restoration (SF 426
427 Residences at Casa Familia - Phase 2 (HF 2871)............ 1,000,000 2556)................................................... 350,000 427
428 Resilient Housing for Veterans, Essential Employees and Stuart Guy Davis Community Park Revitalization - Phase 2 428
429 Seniors (HF 1436)....................................... 350,000 (SF 1146)............................................... 500,000 429
430 Seafarers' House of Port Everglades: Supporting the Port Tampa General Hospital Workforce Housing Multi-Family 430
431 Everglades and Maritime Community (HF 2476)............. 75,000 Development (SF 1239)................................... 7,500,000 431
432 Speer II - Affordable and Supportive Housing Phase II (HF Tampa Heights Family YMCA Community Center (SF 1392)...... 350,000 432
433 1445)................................................... 405,000 The IDDeal Place Intellectually & Developmentally 433
434 St. Cloud Hopkins Park Community Center (HF 1684)......... 250,000 Disabled Permanent Housing (SF 1834).................... 500,000 434
435 Strategic Infrastructure for Multi-Use Affordable Housing Town of Wausau - Possum Palace Renovations Phase II (SF 435
436 Project - Miami-Dade (HF 2544).......................... 1,500,000 2691)................................................... 423,745 436
437 Stuart Guy Davis Community Park Revitalization - Phase 2 Trout Lake Nature Center Education Complex Expansion 437
438 (HF 1043)............................................... 250,000 Phase 3 (SF 1910)....................................... 500,000 438
439 Surfside Under-grounding Overhead Utilities (HF 2796)..... 500,000 Wauchula - Community Auditorium Safety Improvements (SF 439
440 The IDDeal Place Intellectually & Developmentally 3248)................................................... 2,500,000 440
441 Disabled Permanent Housing (HF 3007).................... 500,000 Wauchula - Public Safety Facility Hardening (SF 3096)..... 5,000,000 441
442 Tracy-Justina-Ricker Affordable Housing Project Waves at Pineapple Cove (SF 2267)......................... 500,000 442
443 Jacksonville (HF 3185).................................. 375,000 West Miami Multi-Generational Recreation Center 443
444 Trout Lake Nature Center Education Complex Expansion Development (SF 1593)................................... 500,000 444
445 Phase 3 (HF 1415)....................................... 500,000 Zephyrhills Historic GAR Hall (SF 3010)................... 500,000 445
446 Valparaiso City Hall ADA Compliance (HF 1096)............. 225,000 446
447 Walk-Off Charities - Expansion of Youth Baseball & The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds 447
448 Softball Development Programs (HF 2869)................. 100,000 from Specific Appropriation 2112A. 448
449 Williams Park Improvements (HF 1161)...................... 400,000 449
450 YMCA of Central Florida Facility Hardening Initiative (HF 450
451 1649)................................................... 282,500 451
452 YMCA of Fort Myers Facility Hardening Project (HF 2362)... 375,000 452
453 YMCA of the Palm Beaches Community Center (HF 3245)....... 500,000 453
454 454
455 The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds 455
456 from Specific Appropriation 2112A. 456
457 457
458 2113 GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 458
459 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 459
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460 SPACE, DEFENSE, AND RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 460
461 461
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2113, $5,000,000 in recurring From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2113, $5,000,000 in recurring
funds from the State Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund is funds from the State Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund is
provided as grant funding for the following Florida panhandle counties provided as grant funding for the following Florida panhandle counties
to facilitate the planning, preparing, and financing of infrastructure to facilitate the planning, preparing, and financing of infrastructure
projects in these rural communities: Calhoun, Gadsden, Holmes, Jackson, projects in these rural communities: Calhoun, Gadsden, Holmes, Jackson,
Liberty, and Washington Counties. Eligible uses of these funds include Liberty, and Washington Counties. Eligible uses of these funds include
roads or other remedies to transportation impediments; storm water roads or other remedies to transportation impediments; storm water
systems; water or wastewater facilities; and telecommunications systems; water or wastewater facilities; and telecommunications
facilities and broadband facilities. Grant funds are provided pursuant facilities and broadband facilities. Grant funds are provided pursuant
to section 288.0655(7), Florida Statutes. to section 288.0655(7), Florida Statutes.
462 462
463 FLORIDA HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION 463
464 2115 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 464
465 GRANTS AND AIDS - HOUSING FINANCE 465
466 CORPORATION (HFC) - STATE HOUSING 466
467 INITIATIVES PARTNERSHIP (SHIP) PROGRAM 467
468 468
From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2115, $663,600 shall
be used for training and technical assistance provided through the
Affordable Housing Catalyst Program created by section 420.531, Florida
Statutes. The Florida Housing Finance Corporation shall directly
contract with an entity that meets all of the requirements of section
420.531, Florida Statutes, to provide the training and technical
assistance.
469 469
470 PROGRAM: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 470
471 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 471
472 2120 LUMP SUM 472
473 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOLS 473
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Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2120 are provided to make Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2120 are provided to make
payments and tax refunds in Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the following payments and tax refunds in Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the following
programs: Qualified Target Industry (QTI) Business Tax Refund; QTI Tax programs: Qualified Target Industry (QTI) Business Tax Refund; QTI Tax
Refund - Brownfield Redevelopment Bonus; Brownfield Redevelopment Tax Refund - Brownfield Redevelopment Bonus; Brownfield Redevelopment Tax
Refund; and High-Impact Business Performance (HIPI) Grant. Payments may Refund; and High-Impact Business Performance (HIPI) Grant. Payments may
only be made for projects that meet the statutory eligibility only be made for projects that meet the statutory eligibility
requirements. Funds may not be released for any other purpose and may requirements. Funds may not be released for any other purpose and may
only be disbursed when projects are certified to have met all contracted only be disbursed when projects are certified to have met all contracted
performance requirements. Funds provided in Specific Appropriation performance requirements. Funds provided in Specific Appropriation
2120 from the Economic Development Trust Fund represent local matching 2120 from the Economic Development Trust Fund represent local matching
funds. funds.
474 474
The Department of Commerce must provide monthly reports within ten The Department of Commerce must provide monthly reports within ten
business days after the end of each month to the Executive Office of the business days after the end of each month to the Executive Office of the
Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House of Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House Budget Committee
Representatives Budget Committee regarding all escrow activity relating regarding all escrow activity relating to the Quick Action Closing Fund
to the Quick Action Closing Fund and the Innovation Incentive Fund and the Innovation Incentive Fund programs. The report must include
programs. The report must include information regarding any funds and information regarding any funds and interest earnings returned to the
interest earnings returned to the appropriate fund in the state appropriate fund in the state treasury, and the anticipated date(s) of
treasury, and the anticipated date(s) of all funds held in escrow. all funds held in escrow.
475 475
The Department of Commerce shall provide monthly reports to the The Department of Commerce shall provide monthly reports to the
Executive Office of the Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the
chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the
House of Representatives Budget Committee on the status of economic House Budget Committee on the status of economic development programs
development programs administered by the department pursuant to chapter administered by the department pursuant to chapter 288, Florida
288, Florida Statutes. Statutes.
476 476
477 2121 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 477
478 GRANTS AND AIDS - SELECTFLORIDA 478
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From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2121, $900,000 in
nonrecurring funds from the Florida International Trade and Promotion
Trust Fund is provided to expand the department's trade show and mission
grant program to small manufactures to enhance their competitive edge in
international trade markets. The department must give priority for grant
awards to small manufacturing businesses operating in rural regions.
Select Florida shall submit an annual report to the chair of the Senate
Appropriations Committee and the chair of the House Budget Committee.
The report must include the number of grant awards and award amount by
manufacturer, the number of grant awards and award amount by county,
aggregated data of the employment size and average annual receipts of
the grantees, the number of new markets each grantee entered due to the
award, the estimated number of export sales agreements and total U.S.
dollar value of anticipated sales generated by the trade show and
mission, the number of trade leads and inquiries generated by the trade
show and mission and their outcomes, the number and total U.S. dollar
value of agreements executed and sales confirmed within 6 months of the
trade show and mission, and any other information that Select Florida or
the department determines to contribute to an understanding of the trade
show and mission activities.
479 479
480 2123 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 480
481 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 481
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2123 shall be
allocated as follows:
482 482
483 AMPLIFY Clearwater - IGNITE Entrepreneurship Center (HF 483
484 1521)................................................... 175,000 484
485 Empower ED: Fostering Sustainable Economic Development 485
486 through Education (HF 1954)............................. 175,000 486
487 Florida-Israel Business Accelerator (HF 2180)............. 150,000 487
488 From Market to Mainstream: Retail Teaching Institute (HF 488
489 1657)................................................... 125,000 489
490 Greater North Miami Chamber of Commerce Catalyst 490
491 Entrepreneurship (HF 1870).............................. 156,588 491
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492 Hialeah Chamber of Commerce and Industries - Business 492
493 Readiness for 2030 and Beyond (HF 2866)................. 100,000 493
494 Small Business Revitalization & Technical Assistance 494
495 Program (HF 1793)....................................... 257,800 495
496 Tallahassee - Air Service Improvement Program (HF 2234)... 500,000 496
497 497
The department shall directly contract with the entities allocated funds
498 from Specific Appropriation 2123. 498
499 2124 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 499
500 CONTRACTED SERVICES 500
501 501
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2124, the Department of From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2124, the Department of
Commerce must contract for an independent third-party to verify that Commerce must contract for an independent third-party to verify that
each business that receives an incentive award under an economic each business that receives an incentive award under an economic
development program satisfies all of the requirements of the economic development program satisfies all of the requirements of the economic
development agreement or contract, including job creation numbers, development agreement or contract, including job creation numbers,
before a payment may be made under such agreement or contract. These before a payment may be made under such agreement or contract. These
comprehensive performance audit functions must include reviewing: 100 comprehensive performance audit functions must include reviewing: 100
percent of all incentive claims for payment, including audit percent of all incentive claims for payment, including audit
confirmations; the procedures used to verify incentive eligibility; and confirmations; the procedures used to verify incentive eligibility; and
the department's records for accuracy and completeness. The independent the department's records for accuracy and completeness. The independent
third-party contractor must perform all functions and conduct all of the third-party contractor must perform all functions and conduct all of the
activities necessary to verify compliance with the performance terms of activities necessary to verify compliance with the performance terms of
economic development incentive agreements or contracts. economic development incentive agreements or contracts.
502 502
503 2125 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 503
504 GRANTS AND AIDS - FLORIDA SPORTS 504
505 FOUNDATION 505
From the recurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2125 from the State From the recurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2125 from the State
Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund, $200,000 is allocated Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund, $200,000 is allocated
for the Sunshine State Games and $500,000 is allocated for the Florida for the Sunshine State Games and $500,000 is allocated for the Florida
International Seniors Games and State Championships. International Seniors Games and State Championships.
506 506
507 2126 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 507
508 GRANTS AND AIDS - MILITARY BASE PROTECTION 508
509 509
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2126 are allocated for the Military Funds in Specific Appropriation 2126 are allocated for the Military
Base Protection and Defense Reinvestment Grant Programs. The funds may Base Protection and Defense Reinvestment Grant Programs. The funds may
only be disbursed from the Department of Commerce directly to the grant only be disbursed from the Department of Commerce directly to the grant
award recipient when projects are certified to have met all contracted award recipient when projects are certified to have met all contracted
performance requirements. performance requirements.
510 510
511 2128 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 511
512 GRANTS AND AIDS - VISIT FLORIDA 512
513 513
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2128, $5,000,000 from the
Tourism Promotional Trust Fund is provided for VISIT FLORIDA to develop
514 marketing for nature-based tourism and trail towns. 514
515 2129 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 515
516 GRANTS AND AIDS - SPACE FLORIDA 516
517 517
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2129, $1,000,000 in recurring From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2129, $1,000,000 in recurring
funds from the State Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund is funds from the State Economic Enhancement and Development Trust Fund is
provided to support collaborative research, development, and provided to support collaborative research, development, and
commercialization of projects related to aerospace and other technology commercialization of projects related to aerospace and other technology
and life sciences as further described through a Memorandum of and life sciences as further described through a Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) which Space Florida has entered into with the State Understanding (MOU) which Space Florida has entered into with the State
of Israel. of Israel.
518 518
519 2132 GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 519
520 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 520
521 SPACE, DEFENSE, AND RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 521
Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2132 may only be disbursed
from the Department of Commerce directly to the grant award recipient
when projects are certified to have met all contracted performance
requirements.
522 522
523 523
GOVERNOR, EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE
524
PROGRAM: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 524
525 525
526 PROGRAM: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 526
527 EMERGENCY PREVENTION, PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE 527
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The Division of Emergency Management must submit quarterly status The Division of Emergency Management must submit quarterly status
reports on the outstanding obligations for each federally declared reports on the outstanding obligations for each federally declared
disaster event to the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of disaster event to the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of
Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and
the chair of the House of Representatives Budget Committee no later than the chair of the House Budget Committee no later than the 15th day of
the 15th day of the month following the end of a quarter. Based on the the month following the end of a quarter. Based on the most recent
most recent quarterly report, the division must also provide an quarterly report, the division must also provide an allocation of
allocation of funding by appropriation category and funds needed to meet funding by appropriation category and funds needed to meet these
these obligations for the budget request year. obligations for the budget request year.
528 528
529 2432 LUMP SUM 529
530 TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE AT STATE 530
531 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER 531
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2432 are provided to the Division of
Emergency Management for the technology, telecommunications,
audio/visual equipment, and installation services needed for the new
Emergency Operations Center. The division is authorized to submit budget
amendments requesting release of these funds pursuant to the provisions
of chapter 216, Florida Statutes. Release is contingent upon submission
and approval of a project plan and spending plan for the procurement and
installation of all identified equipment and services, including a
detail of the recurring costs necessary to operate and maintain the
equipment.
532 532
533 2435 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 533
534 CONTRACTED SERVICES 534
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2435, $3,200,000 in From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2435, $3,675,000 in recurring
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided to continue funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided to continue the
the statewide emergency and mass notification system with the capability statewide emergency and mass notification system with the capability to
to provide alerts of imminent or actual hazards to all Florida's provide alerts of imminent or actual hazards to all Florida's citizens,
citizens, businesses, and visitors. businesses, and visitors.
535 535
536 2435A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 536
537 FLORIDA ACCOUNTING INFORMATION RESOURCE 537
538 (FLAIR) SYSTEM REPLACEMENT 538
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2435A are provided to implement the Funds in Specific Appropriation 2435A are provided to implement the
remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the
new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System. new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System.
539 539
540 2436 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 540
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541 CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES 541
Funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2436, are provided to the
Division of Emergency Management for the purchase of local government
subscription licenses for the state hosted WebEOC web application.
542 542
543 2436A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 543
544 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 544
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2436A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 2436A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specific contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
545 545
546 2438 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 546
547 GRANTS AND AIDS - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 547
548 PROGRAMS 548
From funds in Specific Appropriation 2438, $3,323,130 of nonrecurring From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2438, $2,161,990 of
funds from the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as follows: nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as
follows:
549 549
550 Data Analytics Software for Hurricane Preparedness, 550
551 Response, and Recovery (HF 3588)........................ 1,500,000 High Water Rescue Vehicles (SF 3083)...................... 581,000 551
552 Daytona Beach Shores - Mechanized Sandbag Filler (HF 1395) 25,000 Levy County Government Complex Permanent Generator (SF 552
553 Disaster Recovery Navigator: Guiding Survivors to 1180)................................................... 350,000 553
554 Essential Services (HF 1053)............................ 75,000 Okeechobee County Special Needs Shelter Planning and 554
555 Florida Civil Air Patrol Volunteers: Education, Training Design (SF 2409)........................................ 1,000,000 555
556 and Emergency Services Mission Support (HF 2307)........ 125,000 St. Lucie County Cellular on Wheels (COWs) (SF 1084)...... 155,990 556
557 Florida Severe Weather Mesonet Enhancements (HF 2732)..... 950,000 Temple Beth-El St. Petersburg Security Initiative (SF 557
558 Holly Hill Sand Bag Machine (HF 1509)..................... 25,000 2867)................................................... 75,000 558
559 St. Lucie County Cellular on Wheels (COWs) (HF 3376)...... 77,995 559
560 St. Lucie County Diesel Portable Generators (HF 3191)..... 103,095 560
561 Temple Terrace - Enhancing Disaster Preparedness 561
562 Operations (HF 1859).................................... 442,040 562
563 563
564 2448 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 564
565 GRANTS AND AIDS - HAZARD MITIGATION 565
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From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2448, the Division of
Emergency Management shall allocate funds for hardening and mitigation
for hospitals in this state, with a priority for projects at hospitals
in fiscally constrained counties, as defined section 218.67(1), Florida
Statutes, with priority given to projects based on facility age,
proximity to coastal regions and flood zones, and proximity to other
facilities that can be used for decompression. For other hospital
hardening and mitigation projects, the division shall select projects
based upon the facility age, proximity to coastal regions and flood
zones, and proximity to other facilities that can be used for
decompression.
566 566
567 2456 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 567
568 GRANTS AND AIDS - HURRICANE LOSS 568
569 MITIGATION 569
The funds from the Grants and Donations Trust Fund in the following The funds from the Grants and Donations Trust Fund in the following
Specific Appropriations (SA) and appropriation categories reflect the Specific Appropriations (SA) and appropriation categories reflect the
transfer of $7,000,000 of mitigation funds from the Florida Hurricane transfer of $7,000,000 of mitigation funds from the Florida Hurricane
Catastrophe Fund pursuant to section 215.555(7), Florida Statutes, as Catastrophe Fund pursuant to section 215.555(7), Florida Statutes, as
follows: follows:
570 570
571 Salaries and Benefits (SA 2427)........................... 115,415 Salaries and Benefits (SA 2427)........................... 100,198 571
572 Other Personal Services (SA 2428)......................... 163,506 Other Personal Services (SA 2428)......................... 185,000 572
573 Expenses (SA 2429)........................................ 84,496 Expenses (SA 2429)........................................ 79,723 573
574 Operating Capital Outlay (SA 2431)........................ 7,500 Operating Capital Outlay (SA 2431)........................ 7,500 574
575 Contracted Services (SA 2435)............................. 137,000 Contracted Services (SA 2435)............................. 137,000 575
576 Grants and Aids - Hurricane Loss Mitigation (SA 2456)..... 6,384,280 Grants and Aids - Hurricane Loss Mitigation (SA 2456)... 6,384,280 576
577 Indirect Costs............................................ 107,803 Indirect Costs............................................ 106,299 577
These funds must be used for Hurricane Loss Mitigation programs as These funds must be used for Hurricane Loss Mitigation programs as
specified in section 215.559, Florida Statutes. The funds allocated in specified in section 215.559, Florida Statutes. The funds allocated in
section 215.559(2)(a), Florida Statutes, must be distributed directly to section 215.559(2)(a), Florida Statutes, must be distributed directly to
Gulf Coast State College for the uses described in section Gulf Coast State College for the uses described in section
215.559(2)(a), Florida Statutes. 215.559(2)(a), Florida Statutes.
578 578
579 2461 GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 579
580 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 580
581 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CRITICAL FACILITY 581
582 NEEDS 582
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2461 from the Grants and Donations Funds in Specific Appropriation 2461 from the Grants and Donations
Trust Fund reflect the transfer of $3,000,000 of mitigation funds from Trust Fund reflect the transfer of $3,000,000 of mitigation funds from
the Hurricane Catastrophe Fund pursuant to section 215.555(7), Florida the Hurricane Catastrophe Fund pursuant to section 215.555(7), Florida
Statutes. These funds shall be used to retrofit existing facilities used Statutes. These funds shall be used to retrofit existing facilities used
as public hurricane shelters as specified in section 215.559(1)(b), as public hurricane shelters as specified in section 215.559(1)(b),
Florida Statutes. Florida Statutes.
583 583
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2461, $10,616,112 of From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2461, $12,271,000 of
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as
follows: follows:
584 584
585 Accessible Emergency Shelter for People with Intellectual City of Treasure Island Public Safety Building (SF 2355).. 1,000,000 585
586 and Developmental Disabilities (HF 2459)................ 1,000,000 Clewiston Emergency Operations Center and Municipal 586
587 Bay Harbor Islands Public Safety/Emergency Management Police Facility Roofing System Repair (SF 3070)......... 465,000 587
588 Facility (HF 1648)...................................... 450,000 Collier County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 588
589 Cedar Key Water & Sewer District Backup Generators (HF Technology Upgrade (SF 3115)............................ 650,000 589
590 2333)................................................... 250,000 Daytona Beach Shores - Public Works Facility Building 590
591 Chattahoochee Emergency Management and Public Expansion (SF 1157)..................................... 900,000 591
592 Administration Facility (HF 1826)....................... 600,000 Disaster Volunteer Headquarters (SF 3253)................. 366,000 592
593 Clewiston Emergency Operations Center and Municipal East Pasco Emergency Shelter (SF 1524).................... 500,000 593
594 Police Facility Roofing System Repair (HF 2657)......... 232,500 Emergency Management Enhancements in Parkland (SF 1075)... 121,000 594
595 JARC Florida Backup Generators (HF 3570).................. 90,500 Foster Children Emergency Shelter Hardening - FL Sheriffs 595
596 Lafayette County Multi-Purpose Building (HF 2233)......... 750,000 Youth Ranch Safety Harbor (SF 2343)..................... 500,000 596
597 Lee - Former School Building Renovation/Shelter Gadsden County Emergency Operations Center and Public 597
598 Enhancement (HF 1653)................................... 375,000 Safety Complex - Final Phase (SF 2834).................. 750,000 598
599 Lee County Non-Federal Matching Funds for Hurricanes Haines City Emergency Operations Center and Fire Facility 599
600 Helene and Milton (HF 2385)............................. 641,612 (SF 1010)............................................... 500,000 600
601 Madison County Emergency Operations Center (HF 1578)...... 500,000 Madison County Emergency Operations Center (SF 2196)...... 500,000 601
602 Okeechobee County Special Needs Shelter Planning and Nathan Benderson Park Secondary-Post Storm Shelter and 602
603 Design (HF 2368)........................................ 1,000,000 Support Facility (SF 1127).............................. 650,000 603
604 Parkland Emergency Management Enhancements (HF 1058)...... 60,500 Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay - Disaster Response & 604
605 SendMeMissions - Disaster Volunteer Headquarters (HF 2503) 366,000 Recovery (SF 2344)...................................... 750,000 605
606 Shalom Orlando Inc: Campus-wide Security and Safety Ruth Eckerd Hall: Hurricane Response & Preparedness (SF 606
607 System Power (HF 2235).................................. 350,000 1292)................................................... 769,000 607
608 Taylor County Public Safety Complex (HF 2200)............. 3,750,000 Suwannee County Regional Shelter Master Planning & Design 608
609 Volusia County Emergency Response Improvements (HF 2156).. 200,000 Project (SF 3435)....................................... 2,500,000 609
610 Temple Beth-El St. Petersburg Security Initiative (SF 610
611 2867)................................................... 400,000 611
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612 Town of Cutler Bay Emergency Operations Command Center 612
613 (SF 1820)............................................... 550,000 613
614 Volusia County Emergency Response Improvements (SF 2161).. 400,000 614
615 615
616 HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES, DEPARTMENT OF 616
617 617
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles must submit monthly The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles must submit monthly
status reports no later than the 15th day of the month on salary rate status reports no later than the 15th day of the month on salary rate
and salary and benefit appropriations to the Executive Office of the and salary and benefit appropriations to the Executive Office of the
Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Governor's Office of Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House of Committee on Appropriations, and the chair of the House Budget
Representatives Budget Committee. Each status report must include the Committee. Each status report must include the following information by
following information by division: the salary, benefits, and associated division: the salary, benefits, and associated salary rate allocated for
salary rate allocated for each filled position, actual monthly payroll each filled position, actual monthly payroll costs, and projections
costs, and projections based on anticipated hires. based on anticipated hires.
618 618
619 PROGRAM: ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 619
620 EXECUTIVE DIRECTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES 620
621 2467 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 621
622 CONTRACTED SERVICES 622
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2467, $100,000 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for Teen
Safe Driving Education Programs (HF 1850).
623 623
624 PROGRAM: INFORMATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 624
625 INFORMATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 625
626 2524 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 626
627 CONTRACTED SERVICES 627
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2524, $1,278,624 in From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2524, the
nonrecurring funds from the Highway Safety Operating Trust Fund is nonrecurring sum of $1,278,624 from the Highway Safety Operating Trust
provided to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Fund is provided to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
exclusively for the operations and maintenance of the Motorist for the operations and maintenance of applications implemented through
Modernization project. No funds in Specific Appropriations 2522 and the Motorist Modernization Project.
2524 are provided for the continued development of the Motorist
Modernization project during Fiscal Year 2025-2026.
628 628
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629 2524A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 629
630 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 630
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2524A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 2524A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specified contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
631 631
632 632
633 MILITARY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF 633
634 634
635 PROGRAM: READINESS AND RESPONSE 635
636 DRUG INTERDICTION AND PREVENTION 636
637 2749 EXPENSES 637
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2749, $1,000,000 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for Digital
Forensics Response Force (HF 2738).
638 638
639 639
640 640
641 EXECUTIVE DIRECTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES 641
642 642
643 2778A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 643
644 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 644
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2778A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 2778A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specific contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
645 645
646 FLORIDA STATE GUARD 646
647 2797A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 647
648 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 648
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2797A are provided to maintain the
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the
Department of Management Services.
649 649
650 650
651 STATE, DEPARTMENT OF 651
652 652
653 PROGRAM: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND 653
654 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 654
655 EXECUTIVE DIRECTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES 655
656 2885A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 656
657 FLORIDA ACCOUNTING INFORMATION RESOURCE 657
658 (FLAIR) SYSTEM REPLACEMENT 658
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2885A are provided to implement the Funds in Specific Appropriation 2885A are provided to implement the
remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the remediation tasks necessary to integrate agency applications with the
new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System. new Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) System.
659 659
660 2886A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 660
661 ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY RESILIENCY 661
Funds in Specific Appropriation 2886A are provided to maintain the Funds appropriated in Specific Appropriation 2886A are provided to
current level of office productivity software licenses, related security execute agency-specific contracts for Microsoft security and
and cloud-based services equivalent to the services previously provided productivity tools and services that perform the same or similar
through the Enterprise Cybersecurity Resiliency category within the functionality as those provided through an enterprise contract with the
Department of Management Services. Florida Digital Service in Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
662 662
663 PROGRAM: HISTORICAL RESOURCES 663
664 HISTORICAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION AND EXHIBITION 664
665 2918 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 665
666 GRANTS AND AIDS - HISTORIC PRESERVATION 666
667 GRANTS 667
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2918, $613,265 from the Land From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2918, $1,500,000 in recurring
Acquisition Trust Fund are provided for the following projects on the funds from the Land Acquisition Trust Fund and $922,438 in nonrecurring
Department of State 2025-2026 Small Matching Historic Preservation funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the Department of
Grants list as submitted pursuant to s. 267.0617, F.S.: State 2025-2026 Small Matching Historic Preservation Grants ranked list.
668 668
669 City of Venice - Edgewood and Seaboard Historic 669
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670 Structures Survey....................................... 40,600 670
671 Conservation of the Town of Hastings Official Records 671
672 Archive................................................. 50,000 672
673 Digitally Preserving St. Lucie County Beginnings Phase III 50,000 673
674 Historical Society of Central Florida - Digitizing the 674
675 History Center's Orlando Sentinel and Esquire 675
676 Photograph Collections.................................. 50,000 676
677 Historical Society of Palm Beach County - Traveling 677
678 Pop-Up Exhibits......................................... 50,000 678
679 Jacksonville - North Riverside (Lackawanna and Mixontown 679
680 Neighborhoods) Survey Update............................ 50,000 680
681 Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society - Pop Up Museums for 681
682 Florida Schools: Florida & the American Revolution...... 50,000 682
683 Miami Design Preservation League Online Archives Project.. 16,840 683
684 Sarasota County - Elevation of Historic Snook Haven Lodge. 50,000 684
685 Sarasota School of Architecture: Integrated Survey and 685
686 Climate Vulnerability Assessment........................ 35,000 686
687 St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum - Through 687
688 the Lens of Time: Exploring St. Augustine's Lighthouse 688
689 Keeper Heritage......................................... 50,000 689
690 Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science - Old 690
691 Florida Guide and Information Signs..................... 25,000 691
692 University of Florida Campus Historic Resource Survey..... 50,000 692
693 West Florida Historic Preservation - Tristan de Luna 693
694 Archaeological District................................. 45,825 694
695 695
The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2918 from the General
696 Revenue Fund shall be allocated as follows: 696
697 Historic Pensacola (HF 1459).............................. 125,000 697
698 Historic Port Theatre (HF 2199)........................... 750,000 698
699 The Jacksonville History Center (HF 1490)................. 450,000 699
700 2924A GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 700
701 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 701
702 GRANTS AND AIDS - SPECIAL CATEGORIES - 702
703 ACQUISITION, RESTORATION OF HISTORIC 703
704 PROPERTIES 704
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From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2924A, $10,351,686 in Funds in Specific Appropriation 2924A in nonrecurring funds from the
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the General Revenue Fund is provided for the Department of State 2025-2026
following projects on the Department of State 2025-2026 Historic Historical Resources Special Category Special Grants ranked list.
Preservation Special Category Grant list as submitted pursuant to s.
267.0617, F.S.:
705 705
706 2025 Historic Amelia Island Lighthouse Project............ 500,000 706
707 Ancient City Baptist Church Rehabilitation................ 500,000 707
708 Auburndale City Hall Plaster Repair....................... 50,000 708
709 Belleair Garden Club Remembers: Restoration and 709
710 Preservation of Old Town Hall........................... 19,000 710
711 Ca 'd'Zan Preservation: Historic Terra Cotta and Leaded 711
712 Glass Windows and Doors................................. 1,000,000 712
713 Carrabelle Post Office Restoration........................ 398,485 713
714 City of Hampton City Hall Preservation.................... 41,660 714
715 Curry Houses Complex - Preservation Measures.............. 12,650 715
716 Deerfield Beach Historic Butler House Final Phase 3 716
717 Rehabilitation - 100th Year............................. 115,200 717
718 Finkelstein House Restoration............................. 130,450 718
719 Fort Clinch State Park Bastion Restoration Phase III...... 250,000 719
720 Harrison-Raney Phase II Mitigation and Resilience Repairs. 350,000 720
721 Hastings Museum and Community Civic Center................ 1,000,000 721
722 Historic Key West Armory Lightning Protection, Flood 722
723 Protection, and ADA Improvements........................ 75,000 723
724 Historic Monticello Opera House Restoration Phase IV...... 500,000 724
725 J.S Shaw & Brothers Building Facade Restoration........... 200,000 725
726 Lake City - City Hall Restoration......................... 964,000 726
727 Old Hamilton County Jail Renovations...................... 670,000 727
728 Old Richardson School Renovation.......................... 495,000 728
729 Phase 1 Osceola County Historic Courthouse Preservation... 523,187 729
730 Preserving 108-year-old Florida CraftArt Building......... 284,626 730
731 Renovation of Historic Pre-War Boy Scout Lodge (Troop 37 731
732 Hut).................................................... 140,950 732
733 Roebling Pump House Roof Rehabilitation at Archbold 733
734 Biological Station...................................... 96,128 734
735 Saving Downtown Blountstown............................... 500,000 735
736 St. John's Episcopal Church of Hollywood - Roof 736
737 Restoration............................................. 50,850 737
738 Stabilize Historic Key West Electric Generating Plant..... 984,500 738
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739 Trinity Episcopal Church of St. Augustine Rehabilitation.. 500,000 739
740 740
741 The remaining nonrecurring funds shall be allocated as follows: 741
742 742
743 Centro Asturiano Renovation and Revitalization (HF 2123).. 498,776 743
744 Clay County Archives Building Design and Construction (HF 744
745 2194)................................................... 725,000 745
746 Crystal Memorial Gardens Cemetery Revitalization Project 746
747 Phase I (HF 2850)....................................... 175,000 747
748 Harry S. Truman Little White House Preservation (HF 2259). 62,500 748
749 Historic Florida Theatre ADA Improvements (HF 1560)....... 1,564,786 749
750 Historic Pensacola (HF 1459).............................. 125,000 750
751 Historic Pigeon Key Hurricane Hardening Project (HF 2268). 250,000 751
752 Historic Woman's Club Improvements (HF 1430).............. 175,000 752
753 Ma Barker House Improvements (HF 2175).................... 475,000 753
754 Ozona Village Hall Repair and Elevation (HF 3016)......... 194,750 754
755 Restoration of the Historic Gray Cottage - Goodwood 755
756 Museum and Gardens (HF 2278)............................ 92,750 756
757 Revitalization of The Hotel Jacaranda (HF 1992)........... 475,000 757
758 Ruth Eckerd Hall Hurricane Response & Preparedness (HF 758
759 3020)................................................... 384,500 759
760 Switzerland Vocational & Community Center (HF 1857)....... 35,000 760
761 PROGRAM: CORPORATIONS 761
762 COMMERCIAL RECORDINGS AND REGISTRATIONS 762
763 2929 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 763
764 CONTRACTED SERVICES 764
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From the funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2929, the
nonrecurring sum of $800,000 from the General Revenue Fund is provided
to the Department of State for the implementation of a Business
Verification System. Of these funds, 75 percent shall be placed in
reserve. All general revenue not held in reserve shall be fully
released. The department is authorized to submit quarterly budget
amendments to request release of funds pursuant to chapter 216, Florida
Statutes, and based on the department's planned quarterly expenditures.
Release is contingent upon the submission of a revised, accurate, and
comprehensive operational work plan and a monthly spend plan with
expenditures broken out by deliverable that demonstrates appropriate
project progression and identifies all project work and costs budgeted
for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The department shall submit quarterly project
status reports to the Executive Office of the Governor's Office of
Policy and Budget, the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and
the chair of the House Budget Committee no later than thirty days from
the close of the quarter. Each status report must include progress made
to date for each project milestone, deliverable, and task order, planned
and actual completion dates, planned and actual costs incurred, and any
current project issues and risks.
765 765
766 PROGRAM: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES 766
767 767
768 LIBRARY, ARCHIVES AND INFORMATION SERVICES 768
769 2940 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 769
770 CONTRACTED SERVICES 770
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2940, $242,500 of
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund are allocated to the
Department of State for Wakulla County Library Improvements (HF 2218).
771 771
772 2943A FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 772
773 LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION GRANTS 773
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Funds in Specific Appropriation 2943A in nonrecurring funds from the
General Revenue Fund are provided for the Department of State 2025-2026
Library Construction Grants ranked list.
774 774
775 PROGRAM: CULTURAL AFFAIRS 775
776 ARTS AND CULTURE 776
777 2948A SPECIAL CATEGORIES 777
778 GRANTS AND AIDS - CULTURE BUILDS FLORIDA 778
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2948A, $125,000 in Funds in Specific Appropriation 2948A in nonrecurring funds from the
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the General Revenue Fund are provided for the Department of State 2025-2026
following Culture Builds Florida grants list as submitted pursuant to s. Culture Builds Florida Grants (Specific Cultural Projects) ranked list.
265.286, F.S.:
779 779
780 Coral Gables Congregational Church - Community Arts 780
781 Program 2025 Summer Concert Series & Summer Master 781
782 Classes................................................. 25,000 782
783 Donald A. Gruel, Jr. - Atlantic Coast Theatre For Youth 783
784 2025-2026 Shows On Tour................................. 25,000 784
785 Fiber Artists Miami Association - "Threading the City III" 25,000 785
786 Forgotten Coast Community Conversations en Plein Air 2026. 25,000 786
787 Power Access, Inc. - 10th Annual South Beach Jazz Festival 25,000 787
788 2949 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 788
789 GRANTS AND AIDS - CULTURAL AND MUSEUM 789
790 GRANTS 790
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2949, $5,852,031 in From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2949, $18,941,175 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the
following projects on the Department of State 2025-2026 Cultural and Department of State 2025-2026 Cultural and Museum Grants General Program
Museum Grants General Program Support list as submitted pursuant to s. Support ranked list submitted by the department to the Legislature.
265.286, F.S.:
791 791
792 Armour Dance Theatre, Inc................................. 150,000 From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2949, $5,000,000 in 792
793 Art with a Heart in Healthcare, Inc....................... 50,000 nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for 793
794 Bakehouse Art Complex, Inc................................ 106,768 projects on the 2025-2026 Cultural and Museum Grants General Program 794
795 Bonnet House, Inc......................................... 150,000 Support ranked list submitted by the Florida Council on Arts and Culture 795
796 Broward Performing Arts Foundation, Inc................... 150,000 pursuant to section 265.285, Florida Statutes. These funds shall be held 796
797 Doral Contemporary Art Museum, Inc........................ 25,000 in reserve. The department is authorized to submit a budget amendment 797
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798 East Coast Zoological Society of Florida, Inc............. 150,000 by September 15 to the Legislative Budget Commission pursuant to chapter 798
799 First Coast Cultural Center, Inc.......................... 90,000 216, Florida Statutes, for the release of funds. Release of funds is 799
800 Flamingo Gardens, Inc..................................... 150,000 contingent upon the submission of a list of projects recommended for 800
801 Florida Alliance for Arts Education, Inc.................. 33,957 funding by the department from projects that scored 85 percent or higher 801
802 Florida Arts, Inc......................................... 150,000 on the ranked list and which were not included in the ranked list that 802
803 Florida Atlantic University............................... 60,500 was submitted to the Legislature. 803
804 Florida Children's Museum................................. 150,000 804
805 Florida CraftArt.......................................... 95,640 The remaining nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2949 from 805
806 Florida Film Institute, Inc............................... 46,186 the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as follows: 806
807 Florida Grand Opera, Inc.................................. 150,000 Arts and Agriculture (SF 3231)............................ 350,000 807
808 Florida State College at Jacksonville Foundation, Inc..... 150,000 Crystal Memorial Gardens Cemetery (Crystal River, FL) 808
809 Florida State University.................................. 150,000 Revitalization Project (Phase I) (SF 2730).............. 81,000 809
810 Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc............... 150,000 ex-USS Orleck (DD 886) Project: Improving Access And 810
811 Key West Art and Historical Society, Inc.................. 150,000 Safety for Naval Museum Spaces - Jacksonville (SF 2842). 135,000 811
812 Lakeland Community Theatre, Inc........................... 90,000 Florida African American Heritage Preservation Network 812
813 Lowry Park Zoological Society of Tampa, Inc............... 150,000 (SF 2236)............................................... 800,000 813
814 Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation.............................. 106,975 Florida Civil Rights Museum (SF 2133)..................... 500,000 814
815 Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts, Inc....... 150,000 Glades Initiative - Arts in Autism (SF 3493).............. 200,000 815
816 Miami City Ballet, Inc.................................... 150,000 Hastings Museum and Community Civic Center (SF 2553)...... 350,000 816
817 Museum of Discovery and Science, Inc...................... 150,000 Miami-Dade Military Museum and Memorial (SF 1794)......... 100,000 817
818 Museum of Science & Industry, Inc......................... 150,000 Naples Holocaust Museum Safety and Security (SF 3325)..... 100,000 818
819 Orlando Ballet, Inc....................................... 150,000 The Florida Holocaust Museum: Preserving the Legacy of 819
820 Orlando Science Center, Inc............................... 150,000 Elie Wiesel (SF 2349)................................... 850,000 820
821 Pensacola Children's Chorus, Inc.......................... 90,000 821
822 Pensacola Little Theatre, Inc............................. 98,883 822
823 Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Inc..... 150,000 823
824 Resource Depot, Inc....................................... 25,000 824
825 Ritz Chamber Music Society, Inc........................... 33,400 825
826 Ritz Community Theater Projects, Inc...................... 90,000 826
827 Sequential Artists Workshop............................... 25,000 827
828 South Florida Art Center, Inc............................. 150,000 828
829 South Florida State College............................... 90,000 829
830 Southeast Volusia Historical Society, Inc................. 25,000 830
831 St. Johns County Cultural Council, Inc.................... 150,000 831
832 SWFL Holocaust Museum..................................... 97,379 832
833 Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science, Inc.... 150,000 833
834 Tampa Metropolitan Youth Orchestra........................ 40,000 834
835 The Dunedin Fine Art Center, Inc.......................... 150,000 835
836 The Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre, Inc............... 90,000 836
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837 The Greater Pensacola Symphony Orchestra, Incorporated.... 150,000 837
838 The Gulf Beach Art Center, Inc............................ 43,023 838
839 The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, Inc................. 150,000 839
840 The Jacksonville Children's Chorus, Inc................... 99,820 840
841 The Quincy Music Theatre, Inc............................. 40,000 841
842 Theatre Jacksonville, Inc................................. 90,000 842
843 Theatre Winter Haven, Inc................................. 119,500 843
844 University of Florida, Museum............................. 150,000 844
845 845
846 The remaining nonrecurring funds shall be allocated as follows: 846
847 847
848 Al Downing Tampa Bay Jazz Association Building 848
849 Feasibility Study (HF 1663)............................. 50,000 849
850 Florida Civil Rights Museum (HF 1822)..................... 250,000 850
851 Holocaust Museum Safety and Security (HF 3043)............ 50,000 851
852 Miami-Dade Hometown Heroes Community Event (HF 2816)...... 75,000 852
853 Miami-Dade Military Museum and Memorial (HF 2009)......... 250,000 853
854 2949 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 854
855 GRANTS AND AIDS - FLORIDA AFRICAN-AMERICAN 855
856 HERITAGE PRESERVATION NETWORK 856
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The nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2949 are provided to
the Florida African American Preservation Network (FAAHPN). The funds
shall be use as follows: (a) seventy percent for grants to documented
affiliate organizations members for technology and equipment
acquisitions, content and exhibit development, preservation of documents
and artifacts, or other eligible expenses as determined by FAAHPN; (b)
fifteen percent for the activities that serve affiliates, including, but
not limited to , informational and technical assistance professional
development, marketing and promotions, regional or statewide
conferences, or other activities that benefit the FAAHPN or its
affiliates; and (c) fifteen percent for administrative costs. The
FAAHPN shall submit annual reports of expenditures, including grant
funds disbursed to the Department of State, the chair of the Senate
Appropriations Committee, and the chair of the House Budget Committee in
a format approved by the department. No affiliate organization may be
awarded more than five percent of the total amount of grants awarded
pursuant to the appropriation. FAAHPN shall provide proof of affiliate
membership and to be eligible for funds an entity must provide proof of
membership.
857 857
858 2953 SPECIAL CATEGORIES 858
859 HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTATION AND EDUCATION 859
860 CENTER 860
The recurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2953 are provided for a
861 recurring base appropriations project. 861
862 2955 GRANTS AND AIDS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND 862
863 NONSTATE ENTITIES - FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY 863
864 GRANTS AND AIDS - SPECIAL CATEGORIES - 864
865 CULTURAL FACILITIES PROGRAM 865
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2955, $7,330,636 in From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2955, $15,654,157 in
nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund is provided for the
following projects on the Department of State 2025-2026 Cultural Department of State 2025-2026 Cultural Facilities ranked list.
Facilities list as submitted pursuant to s. 265.701, F.S.:
866 866
867 The remaining nonrecurring funds from the General Revenue Fund are 867
868 Adrienne Arsht Center Lighting Control System Upgrade..... 500,000 allocated as follows: 868
869 Brevard Regional Arts Groups, Inc. Phase II: Lobby & Roof 869
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870 Renovation.............................................. 250,000 Bay of Pigs-Brigade 2506 Museum and Library-Miami-Dade 870
871 Busch Wildlife Sanctuary - Environmental Education (SF 1028)............................................... 350,000 871
872 Facilities.............................................. 164,706 Crystal Memorial Gardens Cemetery (Crystal River, FL) 872
873 Caladium Arts & Crafts Cooperative - Raise the Roof....... 57,500 Revitalization Project (Phase I) (SF 2730).............. 269,000 873
874 City of Jacksonville - Norman Studios Second Floor Dr. Phillips Center's Rooftop Terrace - Orlando (SF 1473). 750,000 874
875 Renovation.............................................. 500,000 ex-USS Orleck (DD 886) Project: Improving Access And 875
876 City of West Park - Construction of a Cultural Center at Safety for Naval Museum Spaces - Jacksonville (SF 2842). 615,000 876
877 McTyre Park............................................. 500,000 Family Arts Education Expansion at Pensacola Little 877
878 Cox Science Center and Aquarium - STEAM Learning Center... 500,000 Theatre (SF 2987)....................................... 646,000 878
879 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. - Music Holocaust Document and Education Center (HDEC) Rail Car & 879
880 and Arts Garden......................................... 500,000 Sherman Tank Educational Exhibit - Broward (SF 1791).... 500,000 880
881 Florida Remembered Society - Headwaters Heritage & Jacksonville Museum of Science and History (MOSH) Genesis 881
882 Cultural Center......................................... 500,000 (SF 2847)............................................... 550,000 882
883 Jefferson Arts, Inc. - Historical Building Renovation..... 15,000 Key West San Carlos Institute Restoration Project (SF 883
884 Lowry Park Zoological Society of Tampa, Inc. - Manatee 3398)................................................... 1,000,000 884
885 Rescue Center........................................... 500,000 Lake Helen City Hall Upgrades Project (SF 1205)........... 375,000 885
886 Maltz Jupiter Theatre - Maltz Goldner Conservatory Miami-Dade Military Museum and Memorial (SF 1794)......... 250,000 886
887 Expansion............................................... 500,000 Orlando Museum of Art Building Renovation (SF 1684)....... 1,000,000 887
888 Museum of Discovery and Science, Inc. - Capital Orlando Pulse National Memorial (SF 2257)................. 394,321 888
889 Renovation: Build a Better World........................ 500,000 Naples Holocaust Boxcar Exhibit (SF 3211)................. 200,000 889
890 Museum of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg - Plant Backup Pinellas - Ozona Hall Repair and Elevation (SF 3449)...... 389,500 890
891 Power System............................................ 500,000 Revitalization of The Hotel Jacaranda - Avon Park (SF 891
892 Ocala Civic Theatre Renovation............................ 255,930 2760)................................................... 500,000 892
893 Pensacola Little Theatre, Inc. - Cultural Center Fire Sebring Hall of Fame 12 Hours of Sebring Race Museum (SF 893
894 Escape Replacement...................................... 310,000 3421)................................................... 350,000 894
895 Tampa Museum of Art Centennial Expansion Project.......... 500,000 The Florida Holocaust Museum: Elie Wiesel Memorial 895
896 The Stranahan House Museum Enhancements................... 500,000 Collection Facility - Pinellas (SF 2348)................ 2,500,000 896
897 The Studios of Key West, Inc. - Theater and The Florida Museum of Black History Phase 1 - St. Johns 897
898 Infrastructure Improvements............................. 277,500 County (SF 2533)........................................ 1,000,000 898
899 The Pinellas Science Center (SF 2127)..................... 1,000,000 899
900 The remaining nonrecurring funds shall be allocated as follows: Venice Theatre Hurricane Recovery (SF 2437)............... 350,000 900
901 901
902 Adrienne Arsht Center Building Management System (HF 2198) 250,000 902
903 Bay of Pigs Museum and Library (HF 1972).................. 500,000 903
904 Children's Center for Education and Collaboration - The 904
905 Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, Inc. (HF 1293)........ 1,000,000 905
906 Dance Alive National Ballet Center for the Arts (HF 2312). 1,750,000 906
907 ex-USS Orleck Project: Improving Public Access and Safety 907
908 for Naval Museum Spaces (HF 3175)....................... 375,000 908
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909 Florida Museum of Black History Building Development (HF 909
910 3226)................................................... 375,000 910
911 Holocaust Documentation and Education Center - Rail Car & 911
912 Sherman Tank Educational Exhibit (HF 1807).............. 250,000 912
913 Holocaust Museum Boxcar Exhibit (HF 3044)................. 100,000 913
914 Jacksonville Museum of Science and History (MOSH) Genesis 914
915 (HF 1828)............................................... 1,250,000 915
916 Living Creek Village and Traditional-Style Council 916
917 Roundhouse (HF 2129).................................... 100,000 917
918 Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens ''Bridge to Heaven'' 918
919 Design (HF 1237)........................................ 250,000 919
920 Pensacola Little Theatre Family Arts Education Expansion 920
921 (HF 2733)............................................... 646,000 921
922 Pulse National Memorial (HF 1702)......................... 197,161 922
923 Tampa Firefighters Museum Enhancements (HF 2829).......... 200,000 923
924 Tampa Museum of Art: Expanding Classical Education for 924
925 All (HF 2399)........................................... 750,000 925
926 The Florida Museum of Black History Phase 1 (HF 2942)..... 1,000,000 926
927 927
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929 929
SECTION 20. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 59. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Executive
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management, for Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management, for domestic
domestic security projects in Specific Appropriation 2119A of chapter security projects in Specific Appropriation 2119A of chapter 2024-231,
2024-231, Laws of Florida, subsequently distributed through budget Laws of Florida, subsequently distributed through budget amendment EOG
amendment EOG 2025-B0014, and the unexpended balance of funds #2025-B0014, and the unexpended balance of federal grant funds in
appropriated in section 223 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall section 223 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall revert and are
revert and are appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same
for the same purpose. purpose.
930 930
SECTION 21. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 60. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Executive
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management, for Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management, for Emergency
Emergency Management Performance Grant projects in Specific Management Performance Grant projects in Specific Appropriations 2692
Appropriations 2692 and 2702, and section 224 of chapter 2024-231, Laws and 2702, and section 224 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall
of Florida, shall revert and are appropriated to the division for Fiscal revert and is appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for
Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose. the same purpose.
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SECTION 22. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 61. The unexpended balance of funds in the Grants and Donations
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management, for Trust Fund appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor,
the Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program in Specific Appropriation 2716 and Division of Emergency Management, for the Hurricane Loss Mitigation
section 225 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall revert and are Program in Specific Appropriation 2716 and section 225 of chapter
appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall revert and is appropriated to the
purpose. division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose.
932 932
SECTION 23. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 63. The unexpended balance of General Revenue funds
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management in appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
section 239 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for local government Emergency Management in section 239 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
assistance with the debris removal related to the January 9, 2024 Florida, for local government assistance with the debris removal related
tornadic recovery activity, shall revert and is appropriated to the to the January 9, 2024 tornadic recovery activity, shall revert and is
division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose. appropriated for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to the division for the same
purpose.
933 933
SECTION 24. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 64. The unexpended balance of general revenue funds
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management in appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
section 238 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, to provide the Emergency Management, in section 238 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
required match of local governments within fiscally constrained counties Florida, to provide the required match of local governments within
for Hazard Mitigation Assistance grants related to Hurricane Idalia, fiscally constrained counties for Hazard Mitigation Assistance Program
shall revert and is appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year grants related to Hurricane Idalia, shall revert and is appropriated to
2025-2026 for the same purpose. the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to provide the full amount of the
required match of local governments within fiscally constrained counties
or hospitals located in fiscally contained counties that meet the
definition of eligible entity under 44 CFR s. 206.221(e) for Hazard
Mitigation Assistance Program grants related to the Federal Emergency
Management Agency disaster declaration Hurricane Idalia in calendar year
2023 or Hurricanes Debby, Helene, and Milton in calendar year 2024. Such
local governments or eligible hospitals must enter into agreements with
the division to have their portions of the match requirements waived.
The division shall report quarterly to the chair of the Senate Committee
on Appropriations, the chair of the House Budget Committee, and the
Executive Office of the Governor's Office of Policy and Budget on the
amount of match requirements waived, agreements entered, and the amount
of remaining appropriated funds.
934 934
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SECTION 25. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 67. The unexpended balance of General Revenue funds
Executive Office of the Governor, Division of Emergency Management in appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
Specific Appropriation 2693A of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for Emergency Management in Specific Appropriation 2693A of chapter
technology infrastructure at the new State Emergency Operations Center, 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for Technology Infrastructure at the new
shall revert and is appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year State Emergency Operations Center, shall revert and is appropriated to
2025-2026 for the same purpose. the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose.
935 935
SECTION 62. The unexpended balance of General Revenue funds
appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
Emergency Management, in section 232 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
Florida, for Urban Search and Rescue projects, shall revert and is
appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same
purpose.
936 936
SECTION 65. The unexpended balance of funds in the Federal Grants Trust
Fund appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
Emergency Management in section 235 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
Florida, for the Electric Grid Grant shall revert and is appropriated to
the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose.
937 937
SECTION 66. The unexpended balance of General Revenue funds
appropriated to the Executive Office of the Governor, Division of
Emergency Management, to respond to unauthorized alien activities in
section 229 chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall revert and is
appropriated to the division for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same
purpose.
938 938
SECTION 68. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Division of
Emergency Management for the Madison County Consolidated Multi-Use
Public Safety Complex (SF 3624) in Specific Appropriation 2725 of
chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall revert and is appropriated to
the department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for Madison County Consolidated
Multi-Use Public Safety Complex Purchase (SF 3479).
939 939
SECTION 26. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 69. The unexpended balance in the Highway Safety Operating
Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles in Specific Trust Fund appropriated to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
Appropriation 2783 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for replacement Vehicles in Specific Appropriation 2783 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
equipment shall revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Florida, for the Driver License Equipment and Maintenance Project shall
Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose. revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
for the same purpose.
940 940
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SECTION 70. The unexpended balance of General Revenue Funds
appropriated to the Department of Military Affairs in section 247 and
Specific Appropriation 3056 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for
the Joint Enlistment Enhancement Program shall revert and is
appropriated in Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to the department for the same
purpose.
941 941
SECTION 71. The unexpended balance of General Revenue Funds
appropriated to the Florida State Guard in section 244 of chapter
2024-231, Laws of Florida, in the Florida State Guard - State Activation
appropriation category shall revert and is appropriated in Fiscal Year
2025-2026 to the Florida State Guard for the same purpose.
942 942
SECTION 72. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the
Department of State for the replacement of the current Sunbiz system in
Specific Appropriation 3239 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall
revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
to contract with the independent software quality assurance and testing
provider to work with all stakeholders to fully document the current and
future state business, functional, and technical requirements, as well
as system integrations, necessary for the replacement of the current
Sunbiz and Florida Voter Registration System. The documentation shall
include verifiable acceptance criteria for each requirement. The
contract shall include the delivery of a streamlined transparent process
to track, test, and update all system requirements. The agency shall
provide a complete set of documents necessary to procure a replacement
system and provide it to the President of the Senate, Speaker of the
House, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, the chair of the
House Budget Committee, and the Executive Office of the Governor's
Office of Policy and Budget on or before June 30, 2026.
943 943
SECTION 73. The unexpended balance of General Revenue funds
appropriated to the Department of State for litigation expenses in
Specific Appropriation 3193 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, shall
revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
for the same purpose.
944 944
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SECTION 27. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 75. The unexpended balance in the State Transportation Trust
Department of Transportation in Specific Appropriation 2042 of chapter Fund appropriated to the Department of Transportation in Specific
2024-231, Laws of Florida, for the Acquisition of Motor Vehicles, shall Appropriation 2042 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for the
revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Acquisition of Motor Vehicles, shall revert and is appropriated to the
for the same purpose. department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose.
945 945
SECTION 28. The unexpended balance of funds appropriated to the SECTION 74. The unexpended balance in the State Transportation Trust
Department of Transportation in Specific Appropriation 2092 of chapter Fund appropriated to the Department of Transportation in Specific
2024-231, Laws of Florida, for the Data Infrastructure Migration and Appropriation 2092 of chapter 2024-231, Laws of Florida, for the Data
Modernization program shall revert and is appropriated for Fiscal Year Infrastructure Modernization shall revert and is appropriated to the
2025-2026 for the same purpose. The department may not commence new department for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose.
initiatives for the DIMM program, including the migration or
modernization of legacy applications that were not underway prior to
June 30, 2025, during Fiscal Year 2025-2026 using funds provided in this
section.
946 946
SECTION 76. The nonrecurring sum of $2,060,012,745 of fixed capital
outlay budget from the State Transportation Trust Fund is appropriated
to the Department of Transportation in the Moving Florida Forward Work
Program category for Fiscal Year 2024-2025, for the Moving Florida
Forward projects currently programmed in Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and as
outlined in budget amendment EOG #2024-0112. The currently programmed
projects are hereby advanced to the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Adopted Work
Program. The unexpended balance of funds provided in this section on
June 30, 2025, shall revert and is appropriated to the department for
Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for the same purpose. This section is effective
upon becoming law.
947 947
SECTION 29. There is hereby adopted by reference the increase of fixed
capital outlay budget authority as set forth in Budget Amendment EOG#
2025-B0531, for the addition of I-4 Corridor projects to the Work
Program, as submitted on January 17, 2025, by the Governor on behalf of
the Department of Transportation for approval by the Legislative Budget
Commission. The Governor shall modify the approved increase of fixed
capital outlay for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 consistent with the amendment.
The unexpended balance of funds provided in this section on June 30,
2025, shall revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal Year
2025-2026 for the same purpose. This section is effective upon becoming
a law.
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SECTION 77. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Department
of Transportation for the City of Ocala - NW 44th Avenue Extension
Project (SF 2091) in Specific Appropriation 1988A of chapter 2022-156,
Laws of Florida, shall revert and is appropriated to the department for
Fiscal Year 2025-2026 for any remaining improvements of northwest or
southwest 44th Avenue Extension (SF 3521).
949 949
SECTION 78. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Department
of Transportation for the Manatee County - 51st Street West Extension
(SF 1197) in Specific Appropriation 2042A of chapter 2023-239, Laws of
Florida, shall revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal
Year 2025-2026 for Manatee County 51st Street West Extension Design (SF
3297).
950 950
SECTION 79. The unexpended balance of funds provided to the Department
of Transportation for the Manatee County - Moccasin Wallow Road Segment
5 (SF 1049) in Specific Appropriation 2069A of chapter 2024-231, Laws of
Florida, shall revert and is appropriated to the department for Fiscal
Year 2025-2026 for Manatee County - Moccasin Wallow Road Segment 2 (SF
2281).
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