Florida towns
All 411 towns
Spending per resident in the latest audited year. Open a town for its budget by category.
Jacksonville971,319 residents · $5.1B in FY2024$5,268 per residentMiami449,514 residents · $1.4B in FY2024$3,174 per residentTampa398,173 residents · $1.5B in FY2024$3,684 per residentOrlando316,081 residents · $1.3B in FY2024$4,221 per residentSt. Petersburg261,256 residents · $796.0M in FY2024$3,047 per residentPort St. Lucie231,790 residents · $473.7M in FY2024$2,044 per residentHialeah220,292 residents · $401.3M in FY2024$1,821 per residentCape Coral216,992 residents · $632.8M in FY2024$2,916 per residentTallahassee201,731 residents · $884.4M in FY2024$4,384 per residentFort Lauderdale183,146 residents · $945.0M in FY2024$5,160 per residentPembroke Pines169,876 residents · $450.5M in FY2024$2,652 per residentHollywood152,650 residents · $548.6M in FY2024$3,594 per residentGainesville145,214 residents · $699.7M in FY2024$4,819 per residentMiramar137,228 residents · $314.9M in FY2024$2,295 per residentCoral Springs133,369 residents · $267.9M in FY2024$2,009 per residentPalm Bay129,234 residents · $213.1M in FY2024$1,649 per residentWest Palm Beach120,932 residents · $455.1M in FY2024$3,763 per residentLakeland120,071 residents · $614.7M in FY2024$5,120 per residentClearwater117,027 residents · $408.7M in FY2024$3,492 per residentPompano Beach112,302 residents · $390.3M in FY2024$3,475 per residentMiami Gardens110,497 residents · $157.8M in FY2024$1,428 per residentDavie106,513 residents · $199.0M in FY2024$1,868 per residentBoca Raton99,009 residents · $379.3M in FY2024$3,831 per residentPalm Coast98,411 residents · $172.9M in FY2024$1,757 per residentSunrise96,306 residents · $329.4M in FY2024$3,421 per residentPlantation96,042 residents · $188.9M in FY2024$1,967 per residentFort Myers95,949 residents · $353.3M in FY2024$3,682 per residentDeltona95,782 residents · $91.8M in FY2024$959 per residentDeerfield Beach86,772 residents · $216.0M in FY2024$2,489 per residentMelbourne86,441 residents · $229.3M in FY2024$2,653 per residentNorth Port85,099 residents · $218.1M in FY2024$2,563 per residentLargo82,487 residents · $218.6M in FY2024$2,650 per residentHomestead81,562 residents · $208.9M in FY2024$2,561 per residentBoynton Beach80,859 residents · $225.1M in FY2024$2,784 per residentMiami Beach80,017 residents · $906.1M in FY2024$11,324 per residentKissimmee80,003 residents · $148.2M in FY2024$1,852 per residentDaytona Beach77,958 residents · $234.7M in FY2024$3,010 per residentLauderhill73,633 residents · $163.3M in FY2024$2,218 per residentTamarac71,912 residents · $128.9M in FY2024$1,793 per residentDoral67,792 residents · $166.5M in FY2024$2,456 per residentUnderstand
What this page covers
Actual spending from the town's own funds, as it reports it in its Annual Financial Report, by state account code: general and special funds, utilities and the agencies it owns. Money it holds for others (pension and custodial funds) and internal service funds, which re-spend what departments already paid them, are left out. Florida does not collect voted budgets. Construction is counted inside each function.
Comparing with other towns in Florida
Each state collects its towns' figures in its own way. Some report the general fund only, others every fund; some include schools and others leave them to separate school districts. Per-resident figures are compared between towns of the same state only. A few cities also do the work of a county — San Francisco and Jacksonville among them — and spend far more per resident than a city of the same size.
Source
Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research, from DFS Annual Financial Reports. The state's records ↗
Other states
Massachusetts351 townsIndiana569 townsIowa947 townsCalifornia482 townsSource: Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research, from DFS Annual Financial Reports.