Street Improvement Fund
The Street Improvement Fund is a special revenue fund, required by Florida Statute 336.02, to account for revenues and expenditures used for the operation and maintenance of transportation facilities and associated drainage infrastructure. Activities include road and right-of-way maintenance (e.g. patching, mowing), bridge maintenance and operation, traffic engineering, traffic signal operation, traffic control signage and striping, sidewalk repair and construction, and maintenance of ditches, culverts, and other drainage facilities. Resources to support these activities are provided from Local Option Gas Taxes (LOGT), a 6 cent per gallon local option gas tax revenue. Projects budgeted for in the Street Improvement Fund are included in the City's Capital Improvement Program.
- $4,091,180
- FY18 approved
- 7.1%
- share of citywide spend
- 1
- department · divisions
- 17
- approved line items
Where it goes
Departments and divisions in Street Improvement Fund
One spending unit pulls from this fund. Expand for the line items.
- Street Improvement701701$4.09M100.0% of fund
By category
- Operating$4.09M100%
Line items (9)
- 46321Streetscape Improvements - Madison St., Main St. to Massachusetts Ave.$1.02M
- 46334Street Improvement Project$2.37M
- 46338Neighborhood Improvements$130K
- 46342Traffic Sign Upgrades$30K
- 46345LED Crosswalk Signage & Lighting$35K
- 46346Roadway Striping Projects$60K
- 46357Alley Needs Assessment Program$25K
- 46358Public Charging Stations Program$25K
- 49151Transfer to General Fund$391K
The arc
Street Improvement Fund across the decade
Up 29% from FY16-17. Newest first; tap any year to switch.