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City approves $62.3 million in public‑utilities budget reclassifications
Summary
The commission approved a resolution to reallocate $62,257,660 across roughly 80 public‑utilities capital projects to advance water, sewer and stormwater work. City staff described the action as an accounting reallocation of previously authorized projects and bond funds.
The West Palm Beach City Commission unanimously approved a budget reclassification on Feb. 2 that reallocates $62,257,660 across the city’s public‑utilities capital program.
Victor Carosi, the city’s public utilities director, said the transfer covers roughly 80 projects — including water mains, sewer mains, lift stations and…
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