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By the Committee on Criminal Justice; and Senators Wise and
Crist
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1 A bill to be entitled
2 An act relating to county funding; amending s.
3 218.23, F.S.; reducing the revenue-sharing
4 distributions for certain counties; repealing
5 s. 985.2155, F.S., relating to shared county
6 and state responsibility for juvenile
7 detention; providing an effective date.
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9 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
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11 Section 1. Subsection (3) of section 218.23, Florida
12 Statutes, is amended to read:
13 218.23 Revenue sharing with units of local
14 government.--
15 (3) The distribution to a unit of local government
16 under this part is determined by the following formula:
17 (a) First, the entitlement of an eligible unit of
18 local government shall be computed on the basis of the
19 apportionment factor provided in s. 218.245, which shall be
20 applied for all eligible units of local government to all
21 receipts available for distribution in the respective revenue
22 sharing trust fund.
23 (b) Second, revenue shared with eligible units of
24 local government for any fiscal year shall be adjusted so that
25 no eligible unit of local government receives less funds than
26 its guaranteed entitlement.
27 (c) Third, revenues shared with counties for any
28 fiscal year shall be adjusted so that no county receives less
29 funds than its guaranteed entitlement plus the second
30 guaranteed entitlement for counties.
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1 (d) Fourth, revenue shared with units of local
2 government for any fiscal year shall be adjusted so that no
3 unit of local government receives less funds than its minimum
4 entitlement.
5 (e) Fifth, after the adjustments provided in
6 paragraphs (b), (c), and (d), and after deducting the amount
7 committed to all the units of local government, the funds
8 remaining in the respective trust funds shall be distributed
9 to those eligible units of local government which qualify to
10 receive additional moneys beyond the guaranteed entitlement,
11 on the basis of the additional money of each qualified unit of
12 local government in proportion to the total additional money
13 of all qualified units of local government.
14 (f)1. With respect to the county revenue-sharing
15 program, the funds distributed under paragraph (e) shall be
16 reduced, in equal monthly installments, by the following
17 annual amounts:
18 a. Alachua..................................$1,651,481
19 b. Bay......................................$1,459,188
20 c. Brevard..................................$2,646,610
21 d. Broward..................................$5,953,618
22 e. Charlotte..................................$363,381
23 f. Citrus.....................................$384,261
24 g. Clay.......................................$446,578
25 h. Collier..................................$1,298,621
26 i. Duval....................................$3,804,087
27 j. Escambia.................................$2,754,734
28 k. Flagler....................................$303,330
29 l. Hernando...................................$508,086
30 m. Hillsborough.............................$8,400,166
31 n. Indian River...............................$404,170
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1 o. Lake.....................................$1,033,005
2 p. Lee......................................$2,701,157
3 q. Leon.....................................$1,411,925
4 r. Manatee..................................$1,937,329
5 s. Marion...................................$1,949,469
6 t. Martin.....................................$636,604
7 u. Miami-Dade...............................$9,848,186
8 v. Monroe.....................................$342,662
9 w. Nassau.....................................$228,711
10 x. Okaloosa...................................$843,464
11 y. Orange...................................$8,205,769
12 z. Osceola..................................$1,440,412
13 aa. Palm Beach..............................$4,773,642
14 bb. Pasco...................................$2,585,264
15 cc. Pinellas................................$6,550,728
16 dd. Polk....................................$3,034,756
17 ee. Saint Johns...............................$843,464
18 ff. Saint Lucie.............................$1,858,179
19 gg. Santa Rosa................................$764,475
20 hh. Sarasota..................................$861,269
21 ii. Seminole................................$2,322,400
22 jj. Volusia.................................$3,280,786
23 kk. Walton....................................$243,117
24 2. The amount of the funds distributed under paragraph
25 (e) may not be less than the amount a local government could
26 assign, pledge, or set aside as a trust for the payment of
27 principal or interest on bonds, tax anticipation certificates,
28 or any other form of indebtedness based on 50 percent of the
29 funds received in the 2005-2006 state fiscal year.
30 3. The amounts deducted pursuant to subparagraph 1.
31 shall revert to the General Revenue Fund.
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1 Section 2. Section 985.2155, Florida Statutes, is
2 repealed.
3 Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2006.
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5 STATEMENT OF SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES CONTAINED IN
COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR
6 Senate Bill 1458
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8 - Amends s. 218.23(3), F.S., to reduce the current County
Revenue Sharing Distributions by $88 million annually
9 with fixed dollar deductions for 37 enumerated counties.
10 - Repeals s. 985.2155, F.S., which requires counties to
reimburse the state for pre-disposition juvenile
11 detention costs.
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