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Florida State Budget & Government Spending

Enacted Budget$116.5B
Impact Score
56/ 100
DATAFY 2024-2025 Focus on Florida's Future Budget

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Florida State Enacted Budget

Explore the Florida State budget and government spending using the public fiscal records shown here. The enacted budget shown totals $116.5B for FY2024–2025, while the actual spending shown is from FY2023. Explore separate summaries of budget allocations by department, funding or fund summaries, federal awards, and economic indicators.

Enacted Budget Shown
FY2024–2025
FY 2024-2025 Focus on Florida's Future Budget
Actual Spending Shown
FY2023
U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of State Government Finances
Federal Awards
FY2025
USASpending Spending by Geography and Category APIs

Florida State Enacted Budget by Department

Enacted Budget Ledger

FY2024–2025 DATA

Enacted Budget: Represents the official state budget snapshot approved by the governor and legislature for the fiscal year.

Corrections (FDC)

Top Risk
Safety
Enacted Amount
$3.5B
Critical

K-12 Education (FDOE)

Education
Enacted Amount
$29.4B
Warning

Health & Human Svcs (AHCA/DCF)

#1 Spend
Health
Enacted Amount
$48.2B
Stable

Transportation (FDOT)

Infrastructure
Enacted Amount
$15.5B
Stable

Environmental Protection (DEP)

Environment
Enacted Amount
$3.2B
Stable

General Government & Judicial

Admin
Enacted Amount
$6.5B
Stable

State University System (SUS)

Higher Ed
Enacted Amount
$10.2B
Good
DATA INTEGRITY STATEMENT

Source Data: Primary budget values use Florida's FY 2024-2025 Focus on Florida's Future budget. State Spending use the U.S. Census Bureau 2023 ASFIN state totals table; Federal Awards use USASpending FY2025 place-of-performance data; economy values use FRED.

Scope: The primary view is an enacted state budget snapshot. Use the toggles to compare it with State Spending finances and federal awards into Florida.

About Florida State Budget & Spending Data

This page is built from three separate datasets: the Enacted Budget, by department; Actual Spending, reported afterwards; and Federal Awards recorded in Florida. The Money Map displays source, allocation, and recipient summaries where available; it does not trace individual dollars between them.

General appropriations by department, with Actual Spending and Federal Awards totals. Every figure is taken from the published record — ImpactLine adds no estimates and fills no gaps a government has left. See the methodology and sources.

Enacted Budget Shown: FY2024–2025 · Actual Spending Shown: FY2023 · Federal Awards: FY2025

Florida State Budget & Spending Quick Answers

How much is the Florida State budget?

The Florida State Enacted Budget shown totals $116.5B for FY2024–2025. Source: FY 2024-2025 Focus on Florida's Future Budget.

What is the difference between Florida's Enacted Budget and Actual Spending?

The Enacted Budget (FY2024–2025) is the spending authorised before the year begins. Actual Spending (FY2023) is what was reported afterwards, on its own release cycle, so the two can cover different fiscal years and are kept separate here.

What is the value of federal award obligations recorded in Florida?

Federal award obligations in FY2025 totalled $325.0B, from USASpending Spending by Geography and Category APIs. They are tracked separately from the Enacted Budget; they do not measure cash received by the city or state.

Where does Florida State spend its money?

Actual Spending in FY2023 totalled $135.6B, as published in U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of State Government Finances. The largest areas were:

  • Education$40.4B
  • Public Welfare$40.3B
  • Other Census Functions$34.6B
  • Highways$10.1B

How is the Florida State budget funded?

The Florida State Enacted Budget draws on these published funding sources:

  • State Sales & Use Tax$44.3B - 38%
  • Federal Grants & Funds$40.8B - 35%
  • Other Taxes, Fees & Lottery$21.0B - 18%
  • Corporate Income Tax$5.8B - 5%