City overview · FY2026

Jacksonville

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Extracted from Jacksonville's own budget document — general fund / gsd departmental expenses. Every figure below adds up to the total the city printed in that document; nothing is estimated. A person still checks these numbers against the city's published pages before OpenGovs calls them verified data.

FY2026 budget
$1.3B
General Fund / GSD departmental expenses
Per resident
$1,280
budget ÷ population
Year over year
-0.5%
vs FY2025
Departments
33
from the document's own table
Top department
29.8%
Fire and Rescue-Center
Top 3 concentration
62.2%
share of total budget
Detail level
Department
book publishes no line items
City map · 100% of FY2026 spend geolocated across 10 sites · click a site to drill in
Citizen brief · five questions
What is the biggest bet?
Fire and Rescue-Center at $387.46M — 29.8% of everything the city spends here.
How concentrated is it?
The top 3 departments hold 62.2% of the budget across 33 departments.
What moved most since last year?
Finance: -13.3% ($19.82M → $17.19M).
How much is vaguely labeled?
Needs line-item detail — this document publishes department totals only.
What single line matters most?
Needs line-item detail — this document publishes department totals only.
Audit signals

No automated flags for FY2026.

Allocation map · where every dollar goes · FY2026
$1.3B IN VIEW
·Fire and Rescue-Center$387.46M
29.8% of budget▲ 0.3% YoY
·Patrol & Enforcement$249.27M
19.1% of budget▼ 1.2% YoY
·Corrections$173.24M
13.3% of budget▲ 3.6% YoY
·Investigations & Homeland Security$102.5M
7.9% of budget▼ 4% YoY
·Public Works$63.48M
4.9% of budget▼ 6% YoY
·Police Services$62.56M
4.8% of budget▲ 7% YoY
·Parks, Recreation & Community Services$57.21M
4.4% of budget▼ 0.8% YoY
·Personnel & Professional Standards$42.66M
3.3% of budget▲ 5.3% YoY
·Public Library$41.53M
3.2% of budget▲ 1.6% YoY
·Finance$17.19M
1.3% of budget▼ 13.3% YoY
·Office of Administrative Services$16.01M
1.2% of budget▼ 7% YoY
·City Council$12.61M
1% of budget▼ 9.4% YoY
·Neighborhoods$12.24M
0.9% of budget▼ 1.8% YoY
·Supervisor of Elections$9.43M
0.7% of budget▲ 12.8% YoY
·Executive Office of the Sheriff$7.75M
0.6% of budget▼ 2% YoY
·Employee Services$7.31M
0.6% of budget▼ 12.9% YoY
·Medical Examiner$7.1M
0.5% of budget▼ 1.1% YoY
·Courts$5.13M
0.4% of budget▼ 18.1% YoY
·Executive Office of the Mayor$4.86M
0.4% of budget▼ 2.4% YoY
·Planning and Development$4.6M
0.4% of budget▲ 4% YoY
·Office of Economic Development$3.08M
0.2% of budget▼ 9.2% YoY
·Office of State's Attorney$2.84M
0.2% of budget▼ 2.4% YoY
·Health Administrator$1.9M
0.1% of budget▼ 0.4% YoY
·Office of the Inspector General$1.54M
0.1% of budget▼ 4.4% YoY
·Clerk of the Court-Center$1.53M
0.1% of budget▼ 1.3% YoY
·Public Defender's$1.51M
0.1% of budget▼ 40.5% YoY
·Military Affairs and Veterans$1.43M
0.1% of budget▼ 13.6% YoY
·Office of Sports and Entertainment$1.12M
0.1% of budget▼ 11.2% YoY
·Jacksonville Human Rights Commission$1.04M
0.1% of budget▲ 1.9% YoY
·Downtown Investment Authority$746.34K
0.1% of budget▼ 39.2% YoY
·Office of Ethics$644.47K
0% of budget▼ 21.3% YoY
·Advisory Boards And Commissions$519.82K
0% of budget▼ 12.3% YoY
·Office of General Counsel-Center$149.98K
0% of budget▼ 1.8% YoY
33 departments. Bar width = share of the largest department; the source document publishes no level below this.
Department league table · FY2026
#DepartmentAmountShareYoY
01
Fire and Rescue-Center
$387.46M29.8%+0.3%
02
Patrol & Enforcement
$249.27M19.1%-1.2%
03
Corrections
$173.24M13.3%+3.6%
04
Investigations & Homeland Security
$102.5M7.9%-4%
05
Public Works
$63.48M4.9%-6%
06
Police Services
$62.56M4.8%+7%
07
Parks, Recreation & Community Services
$57.21M4.4%-0.8%
08
Personnel & Professional Standards
$42.66M3.3%+5.3%
09
Public Library
$41.53M3.2%+1.6%
10
Finance
$17.19M1.3%-13.3%
11
Office of Administrative Services
$16.01M1.2%-7%
12
City Council
$12.61M1%-9.4%
13
Neighborhoods
$12.24M0.9%-1.8%
14
Supervisor of Elections
$9.43M0.7%+12.8%
15
Executive Office of the Sheriff
$7.75M0.6%-2%
16
Employee Services
$7.31M0.6%-12.9%
17
Medical Examiner
$7.1M0.5%-1.1%
18
Courts
$5.13M0.4%-18.1%
19
Executive Office of the Mayor
$4.86M0.4%-2.4%
20
Planning and Development
$4.6M0.4%+4%
21
Office of Economic Development
$3.08M0.2%-9.2%
22
Office of State's Attorney
$2.84M0.2%-2.4%
23
Health Administrator
$1.9M0.1%-0.4%
24
Office of the Inspector General
$1.54M0.1%-4.4%
25
Clerk of the Court-Center
$1.53M0.1%-1.3%
26
Public Defender's
$1.51M0.1%-40.5%
27
Military Affairs and Veterans
$1.43M0.1%-13.6%
28
Office of Sports and Entertainment
$1.12M0.1%-11.2%
29
Jacksonville Human Rights Commission
$1.04M0.1%+1.9%
30
Downtown Investment Authority
$746.34K0.1%-39.2%
31
Office of Ethics
$644.47K0%-21.3%
32
Advisory Boards And Commissions
$519.82K0%-12.3%
33
Office of General Counsel-Center
$149.98K0%-1.8%
Line-item detail

This city's budget book publishes department totals, not individual line items, so there is nothing finer to show. The figures in the league table are the document's own department rows and add up exactly to the total it prints. Cities that publish a machine-readable export — New York and Houston, for instance — get full line-item detail here.

How this was produced
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  2. Extracted

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  3. Reconciled

    Our department figures add up to $1.3B — the same total the city printed. Extraction is discarded if they disagree.

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Last screened
Sep 13, 2026
Population
1,017,689