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Monitoring and Oversight of General Obligation Bonds to Improve Broward County Schools

Q1 (2023-2024)

The Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) Quarterly Report for Q1 2023-24 offers an in-depth look at the SMART Program's advancements. It highlights significant progress in technology upgrades, safety enhancements, and renovations. The completion of Single Point-of-Entry projects for security and advancements in music, arts, and athletics facilities are noted. Financial management and oversight are emphasized, with detailed budget analyses and adherence to regulatory standards. The report underscores the commitment to meet the October 31, 2025 deadline for project completion and financial close-out.

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Cost of Living in Florida: A Mid-Decade Check-In

Cost of Living in Florida: A Mid-Decade Check-In

For millions of Floridians, the defining economic question of the mid-2020s isn't about growth or GDP — it's about whether they can still afford to stay.

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Tourism in Central Florida: Why Tourist Development Tax Revenue Should Not Be Diverted

Tourism in Central Florida: Why Tourist Development Tax Revenue Should Not Be Diverted

To remain competitive and sustain Florida’s share of the U.S. tourism market, Florida must continue to invest in tourism marketing and promotion to make sure that when tourists begin to plan their next vacation, they think first of Florida. Florida TaxWatch recommends the Legislature not approve any legislation that permits local governments divert the use of TDT-generated revenue from tourism marketing to support other activities.

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Taxpayer Independence Day 2026

Taxpayer Independence Day 2026

Friday, April 17 is Florida Taxpayer Independence Day 2026 — the symbolic date when the average Florida household has earned enough to satisfy all federal, state, and local tax obligations for the year. In 2026, that takes 106 out of 365 days, or just over three and a half months. On a daily basis, Floridians' Taxpayer Independence Time falls at 11:19 a.m. each workday.

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