Overview
The City of Inverness' FY2026 Final Budget totals $74,364,508 across all funds, with revenues, transfers, and balances exactly equal to appropriated expenditures, transfers, reserves, and balances. The General Fund is $35,153,690 at a millage of 7.5600 mills, and the book notes proposed operating expenditures are 17.2% lower than last year's total operating expenditures.
At a glance
Headline budget
| Total, all funds | $74,364,508 |
| General Fund total | $35,153,690 |
| General Fund total sources | $13,355,135 |
| General Fund balances/reserves | $20,761,376 |
Breakdown
All funds, FY2026: appropriated expenditures by function, from the budget summary.
| General Government | $3,363,556 |
| Economic Environment | $596,106 |
| Public Safety | $2,702,155 |
| Physical Environment | $15,336,727 |
| Transportation | $2,994,578 |
| Culture and Recreation | $3,397,993 |
| Debt Service | $1,069,049 |
| Total expenditures (stated) | $29,460,163 |
Elected officials
City of Inverness leadership as named on the Final Budget cover: Mayor Bob Plaisted; Council President Gene Davis; Vice-President Crystal Lizanich; Council Members Tom Craig, Linda Bega, Jacquie Hepfer; City Manager Eric C. Williams.
Sources & notes
- Only source used: City of Inverness, Florida, Fiscal Year 2026 Final Budget. FY2026 Final Budget (the budget-message-only document at View/9771 is a subset of this book and was not used as the basis).
- Sum checks: all-funds balance exact (total revenues, transfers, and balances $74,364,508 = total appropriated expenditures, transfers, reserves, and balances $74,364,508); General Fund expenditure side exact ($11,895,482 + $4,204,348 + $19,053,860 = $35,153,690).
- Flags (kept on-page): General Fund sources components ($13,355,135 + $1,037,178 + $20,761,376) sum to $35,153,689, $1 below the stated $35,153,690; functional expenditure components sum to $29,460,164, $1 above the stated $29,460,163; stated totals are used.
- Jurisdiction palette: no verified Florida jurisdiction palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.