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Where It Goes: How Orlando’s nearly $1.9 Billion Budget Works for You (FUNDLANDO)

City Council, Orlando, Florida · October 1, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

Managing a major city is serious business but understanding how it works shouldn't require a degree in finance. Step inside FUNDLANDO, our board-game guide to Orlando’s new fiscal year budget. Managing a nearly $1.9 billion budget for more than 340,000 residents takes clear strategy and smart planning, especially as Orlando continues to welcome an average of 10,000 new neighbors every year. Discover how the city's balanced budget maintains resident's property tax rate for the 13th consecutive year while funding the hundreds of essential daily services that keep Orlando moving forward.

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