BOCC means Board of County Commissioners, following the source’s labels. Amounts are nominal dollars.
Who receives the money?
County governmentMunicipalities
Bars show recipient shares within each year. Dollar amounts appear beneath each bar.
Across the 67 counties
Percentage changes use each county’s FY 2025 amount as the denominator. The statewide change uses summed dollars, not the average county percentage.
| County | FY 2025 | FY 2026 | Dollar change | % change |
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Sorting is descriptive; this is not a ranking of government performance.
County change compared with Florida
Common, zero-centered scale. Each bar represents percentage change in the selected recipient measure.
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- What else would you request before making a budget decision?
- Could dollar and percentage changes tell different stories?
- What could go wrong if AI combined county and municipal receipts?
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Components, sources, and limitations
| Component | FY 2025 | FY 2026 |
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BOCC total includes ordinary distributions, the Medicaid adjustment, emergency, supplemental, and fiscally constrained distributions. A negative adjustment is retained as a deduction.
These are half-cent sales-tax distributions—not property-tax revenues, total county budgets, or estimated amendment impacts. The figures do not identify causes of change.
Sources: Florida Legislature Office of Economic and Demographic Research, component workbook and recipient summary workbook, citing Florida Department of Revenue validated tax receipts.
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