Extracted from Nashville's own budget document — general funds by function, general services district. 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.
No city map: Nashville appropriates by function — law enforcement, fire, health — rather than by department, so there is no agency in the document to place in a building.
No automated flags for FY2027.
| # | Department | Amount | Share | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Law Enforcement and Care of Prisoners | $488.99M | 25.8% | — |
| 02 | General Government | $394.94M | 20.9% | — |
| 03 | Fire Prevention and Control | $238.35M | 12.6% | — |
| 04 | Health and Hospitals | $181.53M | 9.6% | — |
| 05 | Infrastructure and Transportation | $150.74M | 8% | — |
| 06 | Administration of Justice | $125.59M | 6.6% | — |
| 07 | Recreational, Cultural, Conservation & Community Support | $116.53M | 6.2% | — |
| 08 | Regulation, Inspection, & Economic Development | $71.34M | 3.8% | — |
| 09 | Public Library System | $50.95M | 2.7% | — |
| 10 | Fiscal Administration | $47.89M | 2.5% | — |
| 11 | Social Services | $26.66M | 1.4% | — |
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.
- Fetched
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- Extracted
Read the FY2027 appropriation table out of the document
- Reconciled
Our department figures add up to $1.89B — the same total the city printed. Extraction is discarded if they disagree.
- Human reviewpending
Pending: a person checks these totals against the city's published pages before OpenGovs calls them verified
Verified Check
Nashville can publish a live vendor register, itemized cards, and named payroll. While those files are current, the city carries a public Verified Check — the most transparent mark on the map. The badge comes off if a month is missed.
Open the monthly feed →Budget Simulator
We already hold Nashville's adopted book. Upload proposed budgets A, B, and C, simulate vs estimated, then score the scenarios when actuals land so the next round is tighter.
Simulate A, B, C →- Open document →PDFnashville-budget-2027.pdf41.6 MB · fetched Sep 13, 2026sha-256 0599a99d18d3b1b601be9af3375b099ca5012e4930d5c1519284ba1b814b3c0e
Retrieved directly from www.nashville.gov with the SHA-256 fingerprint recorded in the city's manifest.json
Verified provenance means we can prove where the file came from and that it has not been altered — it is not a claim that a person has checked the numbers yet.