County budget workshop spotlights reserves, fleet replacement and $79M CIP backlog
County staff presented the FY27 capital program and non‑general funds, highlighting a $79 million unfunded project backlog, a new rolling stock replacement fund to phase out leasing, IT replacement scheduling and the need for clearer fund‑by‑fund reserve reporting to evaluate large projects such as the Reach 2 renourishment.
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Flagler County staff used the June 1 workshop to review proposed FY27 capital and non‑general fund budgets, emphasizing the county’s $79 million backlog of unfunded construction projects and the creation of a rolling stock replacement fund to move away from the prior vehicle‑lease model.
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