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Osceola County, Florida

Unofficial demonstration dashboard for Osceola County, Florida, built from the county's official FY2026 budget adoption release (September 16, 2025).

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the official Osceola County release, “Osceola County Commission Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Budget” (PR25-41, published September 16, 2025). Flag: the release states the total only as “nearly $3.1 billion”; the exact $3,096,581,866 figure in the inventory record does not appear in the retrieved official release and is not used on this page. The highlighted projects below are adoption highlights, not a breakdown that sums to the total.

Overview

Osceola County's FY2026 budget is nearly $3.1 billion, adopted Monday, September 15, 2025, with the general millage held steady for the 15th consecutive year. The release's highlights concentrate on transportation infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and parks and recreation.

At a glance

Nearly $3.1 billion
Total FY2026 budget, as stated in the official release
6.7 mills
General millage, held for the 15th consecutive year
Viviana Janer
Chairwoman, Board of County Commissioners
$15.2 million
Largest single highlighted project: Lake Toho Water Restoration Pond Loop Trail

Headline budget

Total FY2026 budget (as stated)Nearly $3.1 billion
General millage6.7 mills, unchanged for the 15th year
AdoptedSeptember 15, 2025 (release published September 16, 2025)
Board chair quotedCommissioner Viviana Janer

Source: Osceola County FY2026 adoption release

Breakdown

Adopted highlights named in the release (project figures as printed; these do not sum to the budget total):

Transportation — Advanced Traffic Management System$3.8 million
Transportation — Canoe Creek Road design and engineering$14 million
Transportation — Celebration Boulevard extension right of way$2 million
Transportation — Funie Steed Road intersection improvements$3.9 million
Transportation — Old Canoe Creek Road design and engineering$3 million
Transportation — Old Lake Wilson Road construction$4.7 million
Transportation — West Side Connector / Sinclair Road extension$1.5 million
Public safety — Correctional facility renovations$9.2 million
Public safety — Fire and EMS equipment$5.3 million
Economic development — Affordable housing mobility fee buy down$3 million
Economic development — Osceola Prosper, Phase 4$10.4 million
Parks — Archie Gordon Memorial Park parking expansion$2.5 million
Parks — Boardwalk Park at Pleasant Hill Road$2.5 million
Parks — Campbell City Park Community Center$2.8 million
Parks — Lake Toho Water Restoration Pond Loop Trail$15.2 million
Parks — Westside Technology Park$1.3 million

Source: Osceola County FY2026 adoption release

Elected officials

The release quotes Commissioner Viviana Janer, Chairwoman of the Board of County Commissioners. No other commissioner is named in the release excerpts used, so no full board roster is shown rather than guessed. County contact in the release footer: 1 Courthouse Square, Suite 4700, Kissimmee, FL 34741; 407-742-2275.

Sources & notes

  • Only source used: Osceola County, “Osceola County Commission Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Budget” (PR25-41, osceola.org, published September 16, 2025). Osceola County FY2026 adoption release.
  • Flag: the release gives the total only as “nearly $3.1 billion”; the inventory record's exact $3,096,581,866 was not verified in the retrieved official release and is not shown. Re-check route: the FY2026 final budget resolution (Schedule A) on osceola.org.
  • Millage note: 6.7 mills is the county's July 2025 official proposal figure (PR25-35); the September adoption release confirms the general rate was held unchanged for the 15th year, which carries the 6.7-mill rate into the adopted budget.
  • Not used: the $2.021 billion figure in the same search set is the Osceola School Board, not the county, and was excluded.
  • Jurisdiction check: document header verified as Osceola County, Florida.
  • 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.

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