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Commission adopts supplemental budget resolutions totaling more than $800 million across funds
Summary
At Tuesday’s meeting the Broward County Commission adopted a slate of supplemental budget resolutions that adjusted fund balances, updated revenues and appropriated commitments across general, capital, special revenue, enterprise, debt service and internal service funds.
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The Broward County Commission on Tuesday adopted a package of supplemental budget resolutions that together adjusted fund balances, updated revenues and appropriated funds to reserves and capital commitments across multiple county funds.
Commissioners considered a series of linked items and took votes on supplemental budgets for the general fund and Broward Municipal Services District, transportation trust funds, special revenue funds, capital funds, enterprise funds, and debt service and internal service funds.
Key amounts approved by the board included:
- $127,223,232 within the general fund and Broward Municipal Services District Fund, primarily to adjust fund balances and appropriate funds for commitments; and - $31,762,354 within the county transportation trust funds to adjust fund balances and appropriate commitments.
Additional actions included adoption of supplemental resolutions within special revenue funds totaling $501,494,009, capital funds totaling $212,696,226, enterprise funds totaling $30,806,091, debt service funds totaling $17,394,355, and internal service funds totaling $19,972,500. All of the listed budget adjustments were presented as part of the hearing sequence; no members of the public spoke on these items, and commissioners approved the measures by voice vote.
County staff characterized the resolutions as routine adjustments to reflect updated revenues, reclassifications and commitments. The actions will be implemented through standard administrative and budgetary processes; staff will carry out the transfers and recordkeeping necessary to reflect the changes in the county’s fiscal ledgers.

