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DeSantis Signs $115.1B Florida Budget, Defends Migrant Detention Site Amid Pushback

FLORIDA, JUN 30 – The budget includes $2 billion in tax relief, $830 million for debt repayment, and pay raises for teachers and law enforcement, marking a 3.2% spending reduction from last year.

  • On Monday in Wildwood, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida's $115.1 billion budget, including a $1.3 billion tax relief package.
  • After a 106-day session nearly twice the usual 60 days, Florida lawmakers negotiated a $3.5 billion spending cut before passing the $115.1 billion budget.
  • Governor Ron DeSantis signed a $115.1 billion Florida budget, including $1.3 billion in tax relief, $830 million debt payoff, and $2 billion in tax cuts with 2% pay raises for state employees.
  • Following enactment, Florida families and businesses benefit from over $1.5 billion in relief, while local governments can cut surtaxes with a two-thirds vote.
  • DeSantis aims for a 2026 property tax reform ballot initiative and has allocated $1.6 billion for Everglades restoration, signaling long-term investment.
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FOX13news broke the news in Florida, United States on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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