Assistant County Manager – Chief Transformation Officer
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Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Alachua County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of a resolution designating a street in honor of a local community leader. Updates were provided on the PEAK reading program and upcoming residential curbside collection changes in the unincorporated area. The Board announced an upcoming budget hearing and issued proclamations recognizing Florida Redevelopment Week and Suicide Prevention Month, emphasizing the availability of mental health support resources.
Aug 11, 2026·
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Alachua County Board of County Commissioners Minutes
The Board discussed and acted upon several items, including a funding request from Meridian Healthcare, Inc., a resolution regarding law enforcement practices and Chapter 908 compliance, and the Facilities Management Master Space Plan. The Board also reviewed reports on the Food System Workforce Development Agreement and the Town of Tioga Phase 22 Special Improvement District. Public hearings were held regarding amendments to the hospital assessment ordinance. Additionally, the Board approved various consent agenda items, such as lease amendments, RFP rankings for architectural and engineering services, budget amendments, and grant applications.
Oct 1, 2024·Budget
Alachua County FY2024-25 Budget
Alachua County's adopted budget for fiscal year 2024-2025, the legal budget of record approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
Jun 11, 2024·Board meeting
Alachua County Commission Budget
The Alachua County Commission's budget for FY24-25 includes a recommended reduction in the General Fund Millage rate for the eighth consecutive year. The budget addresses key areas such as public safety, pavement management, housing initiatives, economic development, and tourism. It also focuses on workforce retention by providing a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and increasing the County Minimum Wage. The budget allocates funds to Law Enforcement, Fire Rescue services, and various community support programs. Additionally, it details the implementation of the 1 cent surtax for parks, land preservation, transportation, and workforce housing.
