Florida school districts lobbying, 2009
The following are lobbying expenditures for the first two quarters of 2009 by Florida school districts. This is known as taxpayer-funded lobbying. 27 out of 67 school districts have registered lobbyists. [1]
The total for the 27 school districts which have lobbied thus far is $1,257,585.12.
| School district | Lobbying expenditures
|
| Bay District Schools | $4,610.12
|
| Brevard Public Schools | $39,000
|
| Broward County Public Schools | $136,050
|
| Charlotte County Public Schools | -
|
| Citrus County Schools | $10,000
|
| Collier County District School Board | $24,900
|
| Duval County Public Schools | $104,473
|
| Hillsborough County Public Schools | $30,000
|
| Indian River School District | $13,563
|
| Lake County Schools | $57,507
|
| Leon County Schools | $31,000
|
| Manatee County School District | $26,631
|
| Marion County Public Schools | $20,000
|
| Martin County School Board | $6,635
|
| Monroe County School District | $34,000
|
| Miami-Dade County Public Schools | $269,583
|
| Okaloosa County School District | $45,000
|
| Okeechobee County School Board | -
|
| Orange County Public Schools | $18,000
|
| Osceola County School District | $24,000
|
| Palm Beach County School District | $326,700
|
| Pasco County Schools | -
|
| Santa Rosa County School District | $25,733
|
| Sarasota County Public Schools | -
|
| Seminole County Public Schools | -
|
| St. Johns County School District | $10,200
|
| St. Lucie County School Board | -
|
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[edit] References
- ↑ Florida Legislature
