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Florida funds: After vetoes, DeSantis signs roughly $115B budget
Ron DeSantis signed a roughly $115 billion budget into law, after vetoing nearly $600 million in spending. The spending plan is about $3 billion less than the current year, and comes after a protracted negotiation between the House and Senate over tax cuts that delayed its approval.
The normally dull affair of passing a budget grew dicey as DeSantis clashed with the Florida legislature, specifically House ...
The funding pot also includes $4 million for the Citrus Inspection Trust Fund, $2 million for FDACS to go toward citrus ...
A planned commuter train between Miami and Fort Lauderdale saw its funding plan derailed Monday by Florida's new state budget ...
Homeowners in need of assistance to strengthen their homes against storms and lower their insurance premiums may be able to ...
The board’s decision to ignore the $10 million transfer, experts say, could jeopardize the tax-exempt status of the ...
The way Florida condominium associations are required to handle budgets and meetings is changing on July 1, 2025.
In essence, our public schools, which educate most of our children, are being shortchanged by nearly $5 billion.
Ron DeSantis on June 27.) It's been a roller coaster of a legislative session in Florida this year.
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