HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem P01COUNTY of MONROE
The Florida Keys
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mayor Michelle Lincoln, District 2
Mayor Pro Tem David Rice, District 4
Craig Cates, District 1
James K. Scholl, District 3
Holly Merrill Raschein, District 5
Regular Meeting
February 18, 2026
Agenda Item Number: P1
26-0443
BULK ITEM: Yes DEPARTMENT: Administration
TIME APPROXIMATE: n/a STAFF CONTACT: Lindsey Ballard - 3052924443
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: County Administrator's Report for February 2026.
ITEM BACKGROUND:
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION:
INSURANCE REQUIRED: No
CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES:
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
DOCUMENTATION:
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
Effective Date:
Expiration Date:
Total Dollar Value of Contract:
Total Cost to County:
Current Year Portion:
Budgeted:
Source of Funds:
CPI:
Indirect Costs:
Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts:
Revenue Producing: If yes, amount:
Grant:
County Match:
Insurance Required:
P 1. County Administrator's Report for February 2026.
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County of MonroeBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mayor James K. Scholl, District 3
The Florida Keys 7 Mayor Pro Tem Michelle Lincoln, District 2
Craig Cates, District 1
David Rice, District 4
Holly Merrill Raschein, District 5
Monroe County Community Services: Veterans Affairs Department
Monthly Report: February 2026 (Reporting Period: December 2025)
Monetary Compensation:
• In the month of December, the Monroe County Veterans Affairs Department (MCVAD) assisted veteran
clients secure $1,400,955.79 in compensation and pension (C&P) awards from the Department of Veterans
Affairs (DVA). This C&P amount includes $599,839.27 in retroactive awards and $801,116.52 in new
awards.
In mid -December, the Department of Veterans Affairs officially announced plans to reorganize the Veterans
Health Administration (VHA). The reorg aims to empower local leadership, streamline management
structures, and eliminate duplicative bureaucracy across more than 1,300 medical facilities. It will unfold over
the next 18-24 months and represents the most significant structural overhaul in the VA's health system in
years.
Non -monetary Benefits:
• Intent to File a Claim for Compensation and/or Pension, Survivors Pension, and/or DIC submissions were
made to the Veterans Benefits Administration for 30 veteran clients, and healthcare applications for three
claimants were submitted to the Veterans Health Administration.
Income verification reports were prepared for five veteran clients, and one burial flag presentation was
conducted.
Other Updates:
0 Veterans Service Officers (VSOs) have 586 open cases with the DVA and facilitated over 1,281 veteran client
interactions in Monroe County, along with claims assistance for 37 clients in Miami-Dade/Broward.
• The department prepared, presented, and prosecuted two Virtual Board of Veterans Appeal hearing IAW, The
Veteran Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017, before a Veterans Law Judge. This unique
and invaluable service is offered to Monroe County veteran clients and is unavailable in all 67 counties.
• Staff attended and conducted TAPS presentations for 10 service members at NAS Key West.
Veterans Transportation Program:
• December 2025: The Veterans Transportation Program (VTP) regularly operates three days a week. In
December, VTP transported 9 of 9 scheduled days, booking at 38% of functional capacity, and November
booked at 47% functional capacity. Currently, we have two operating vehicles. MCVAD continues to wait
for a follow up meeting with the Miami VAMC to establish a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or
Memorandum of Agreement. (MOA)
Veteran Related News, Regulatory Updates and Legislative Information:
• Persistent system glitches in the Oracle-Cerner EHR rollout continue to raise serious concerns among
providers and advocates. Reports from December highlight issues such as disappearing clinical notes,
incorrect prescriptions, and system freezes at pilot sites, which have reportedly disrupted care and posed safety
risks to veterans. Providers described instances where system errors nearly caused dangerous treatment errors.
Community Engagement:
This month, the department attended community events, establishing our presence and support within the county.
Noteworthy initiatives included:
Staff attended meetings with Rotary of Key West, Military Affairs Committee, and Irreverent Warriors Key West.
Staff concentrated on final preparations for the 20th Annual Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride. This large-scale
event requires extensive coordination and collaboration with multiple County departments and external partner
organizations to ensure successful execution.
Upcoming Events or Programs:
January 2026
January 5th: TAPS Briefing
January loth: FL Keys Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride
January 12th: Venture Out flag raising ceremony
January 17th: 1991— Operation Desert Storm Begins (Gulf War)
Februai6
February 9th: Staff Training on VA Apportionment Policy Update
February 9th: TAPS Briefing
February 19th: 1945 — Battle of Iwo Jima Begins (World War II)
February 19th: Monroe County BNL Meeting
February 24th: Staff Training on Adequate Medical Opinions
Monroe Countv Veteran Compensation & Pension - RETRO ACTIVE AWARDS
KL
KW
$162,267.40
$311,064.77
$154,330.38 $116,065.29
$205,891.41 571,465.56
$169,290.37
$212,705.43
$324,135.69
$298,63295
$63,211.96
$247,456.62
183,171.21
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119,555.41
$58,619.51
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5284,001.95
$111,850.41
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5366,945.66
$134,299.38
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$227,872.05
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$131,0)0.40
$174,32 -0.57 - --
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$432,587.30
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$2,a0),275.51
FYTTL
$473,332.17
$360,221.79 $187,530.851
$381,935.80
$622,768.64
$310,668.58
$302,726.62
$342,627.52
$484,796.07
$362,171.43
$366,907.20
$606,907.87
$4,802,594.54
KL
KW
$136,82.094
$379,755.89
$70,445.86 $224,959.26
$184,364.52 $374,880.01
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$432,226.06
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$939,000.42
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$516,576.83
$254,810.38 $599,839.27
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$1,371,226.48
Monroe Countu Veteran Compensation & Pension - NEW ANNUAL AWARDS
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$159,944.00
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$427,991,04
$247,889.52
$384,165.24
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$193,244.52
$761,467.91
$620 `i11.00
$669,975.24
$4,677, 570,4a
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$481,810.80
$655,758.24
$395,650.04
$724,297.92
$1,004,058.48
$342,774.96
$609,113.76
$590,687.88
$524,596.56
$1,213,368.60
$997,406.16
$1,525,737.60
$9,065,261.00
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$271,497.60
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$256,242,96
$`i44,813.56
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$1,621,722.60
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$716,611.92
$801,116.52
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County of Monroe
Fire Rescue Operations
Monroe County Fire Rescue
7280 Overseas Hwy
Marathon, FL 33050
Phone (305) 289-6005
■ Welcomed six (6) newly hired firefighters.
■ Crew members from Fire Station 13 provided a truck tour at the Big Pine Community Park during
the Dunn Fitness Children's Community Day and also participated in the Big Pine Athletic
Association's Opening Day for Baseball with the assistance of volunteers from the Firefighters'
Benevolent Association and Local 3909.
■ Crew members from Fire Station 11 attended the Paddle for Paws event engaging with the
community at the Cudjoe Gardens Marina.
■ Conducted testing for Lieutenant and Captain's promotional process. Interviews have been
scheduled in February.
■ Held a monthly Operations meeting with chiefs from the KWIA Airport, Trauma Star, Training
and the Fleet divisions reviewing training, medical procedures, and the apparatus and equipment
status.
■ Attended the Marathon Airport disaster drill preparedness meeting.
■ Participated in the 2026 Hurricane Season, Monroe County Emergency Management Hurricane
Functional Exercise (HURREX) at the Monroe County Emergency Operations Center.
■ As a result of the mandatory transition to the NERIS fire -based, all -hazards incident reporting to
the federal government, the department's incident data analytics categories reported below have
changed.
■ There have been 386 calls for service between January 1 to 28, 2026. The following chart
summarizes these incidents by type and by station/zone.
Fires 919
PublicService11 ������� � -7
Law Enforcement is �
Hazardous Situation 1-7
Non -Emergency ffijM 31
Medical - EMS 11277
Note: Service call summary reflects partial data for the month of January 2026.
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Monthly Activity Report January 2026
Page 2 of 6
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Note: Service call summary reflects partial data for the month.
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Monthly Activity Report January 2026
Page 3 of 6
Trauma Star / EMS
■ As of January 16, all three helicopters have been received and are operational. Trauma Star
North and South helicopters are temporarily operating from the North base. A power source for
the new helicopter is being installed at the South base.
■ Initiated Flight Paramedic Preceptor testing. Two (2) firefighters will be moving forward with
the required classes and training in order to be cleared to be a Flight Medic by the Medical
Director.
■ Chief Flight Nurse, Deputy Chief of Operations, Deputy Chief of Administration and the
Operations Battalion Chiefs held quality assurance meetings with Medical Director.
■ Held monthly meetings with the Lower Keys Medical Center and Baptist Health (Fisherman's
and Mariners) hospitals.
■ Held a monthly quality assurance meeting with Jackson South Trauma Center and Jackson
Main's Ryder Trauma Center.
■ Held a Flight Team meeting and a Flight team quarterly Safety meeting, both included the
Medical Director.
■ Completed in-service training for the department's updated medical protocols.
■ Deployed updated medical protocols in an online application for use with patient care, providing
protocols and medication dosing in the 'app.'
■ Updated Trauma Star's checklists for patient transfers between field and hospital personnel.
■ Trauma star data for January will be submitted on the next monthly report to the BOCC. Data
must be compiled, verified for accuracy and will be submitted in arrears. The transition to the
state's NERIS system has delayed the verification process.
Key West International Airport / Fire Station 7
• Attended each of the EYW Operations Meetings, Construction Meetings, Airlines Meeting and
Airport Tenant Meeting.
• Conducted the Quarterly / Periodic Airfield Inspection, which includes ARFF Response drills,
suppression product maintenance, foam testing and Airport fueling inspections.
• Completed multi -day Annual FAA Airport Safety Inspection, including inspection of records,
equipment, facilities, and testing of personnel.
• Received delivery of new Oshkosh 6 x 6 Airport "Crash" Truck (an airport fire truck).
• Initiated planning process and preparation for Key West International Airport's Full Scale
Disaster Drill and Airport Emergency Plan Review.
Fire/EMS Training
■ Hosted a "Firefighter Exchange Training, Fireground Operations" course for 16 firefighters from
Santiago, Chile, whose experience varied from 2 to 9 years on the job.
■ Completed annual inspection by the state of Florida Fire Marshal's Office for compliance with
state regulations for the training facility.
■ Conducted Facility Training for thirty-two (32) firefighters from Stations 22, 18, 17, 13, 11, 10, 9,
8 and 7. This is an ISO requirement for firefighters and the training provided maintains
personnel state fire certifications.
■ Held new hire orientation training, which includes classroom simulations, SOP's review,
station duties, and hands-on apparatus training.
Monthly Activity Report January 2026
Page 4 of 6
■ Completed the Firefighter Minimum Standards course with an awards ceremony and family day
enabling the students to showcase the skills learned during the course. The average class grade
was 97% and 30 students successfully passed their state of Florida examination requirements
through the Bureau of Fire Standards and Training.
■ FKAA is installing a new potable water main to their new facility through the roadway to the Fire
Academy.
Fire Marshal's Office
■ Conducted Plans Reviews and Inspections for New Construction and Renovation Permits for the
building departments in Ocean Reef, the Upper Keys, Middle Keys and the Lower Keys.
■ Officers received updated online hydrants application for company pre-fire/pre-
incident planning.
■ Reviewed application and issued 1 Fireworks permit.
■ Provided 2 responses to Public Records Requests.
■ Published 2 Fire Prevention Public Service Announcements through social media.
■ Deputy Fire Marshals performed annual Fire and Life Safety inspections of commercial
properties. Chart provides a breakdown by inspection type. Please note that the permit
plans reviews and inspections will be available at the end of the month, on the next
month's BOCC report.
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Countyof • •
The Florida Keys
Antonio Gandia MD FACEP
1080 SW 42»d Ave.
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
954-326-1946
Gandia-Antonio@monroecounty-fl.gov
MONROE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE
Medical Directors Report
Office of the Medical Director
7280 Overseas Hwy
Marathon, FL 33050
Phone: (305) 289-6020
Fax: (305) 289-6336
We ended 2025 with great pride and enthusiasm. I am looking forward to continuing to advance our Fire
Rescue services throughout Monroe County. The following are several notable highlights.
• Applied and granted access to the DEA online Controlled Substance Ordering System. This process
took a few months because of their in-depth evaluation and security procedures. This program lets
the agency order controlled substances electronically by the Medical Director through the DEA; no
use of paper request, it is fully secure, safe and easily tracked with multiple layers of safeguards.
• 2025 started with the Florida Fire Chiefs conference in conjunction with the EMS Advisory council
state meeting. We were able to represent Monroe County both at the conference, as one of the
organizers, and at state meetings where I sit on the EMS Advisory Council Board which sets and
advises the Florida Department of Health, Governor and Surgeon General on all aspects of Fire
Rescue, including the vision for the future of EMS.
• At the council meetings, I co-chair the Medical Care Committee, chair the Stroke Committee, sit on
the Florida Association of EMS Medical Director's committee, Rural EMS, Air transport, Florida
Association of EMS Educators, and EMS for children, in addition to other constituency groups. I am
honored and proud to represent Monroe County at the state level and continue to formulate research
and policies for the future.
• Throughout the year, I held monthly meetings with the Lower Keys Medical Center and quarterly
meetings with Baptist Health Systems. At Baptist, we collaborated with Marathon Fire Rescue in our
discussions. At LKMC, we collaborated with Key West Fire Rescue to continue continuity of care
between agencies and the hospitals.
• During 2025, I tested several probationary firefighters and potential Trauma Star team members
with good success. In coordination with the Fire Rescue management, we have been developing
a program in which we "check -in" with the probationary firefighters throughout the year to
discuss and evaluate their progress. First, with the candidate only to get his/her perspective on
their progress and then with training personnel, and finally with the firefighter's supervising
officer to gather similar information regarding evaluations and feedback.
Completed Medical Protocols revision and implementation. The review included our acute heart
attack protocols and stroke protocols; updating forms that better identify and set clear transport
pathways to better care for our community. I initiated a five -agency collaborative to revise and
implement our new protocols with up-to-date treatment and procedure protocols. Our Tri-Agency
Collaborative (TAC), Monroe County Fire Rescue, City of Marathon Fire Rescue, City of Key West
Fire Rescue, Marathon Critical Care Unit and Trauma Star all now have similar protocols that are
fully up-to-date and provide a huge advantage when caring for mutual aid patients and keeping our
community safe. These protocols can now be found in the department's fully
integrated "app" that is easily accessible and user friendly. Page 5
County• •
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Antonio Gandia MD FACEP
1080 SW 42»d Ave.
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
954-326-1946
Gandia-Antonio@monroecounty-fl.gov
MONROE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE
Office of the Medical Director
7280 Overseas Hwy
Marathon, FL 33050
Phone: (305) 289-6020
Fax: (305) 289-6336
In June of 2025, the state meeting occurred in Hollywood, Florida in conjunction with the "First
There, First Care" medical conference. I am very proud of this particular conference because I am
one of the founders of the conference forum and EMS competition almost 30 years ago, in the back
parking lot of a local hospital. Today we bring close to 2,000 participants to the conference which
includes lectures, training, new product demonstrations, the EMS competition, and also includes the
state meetings. As we have outgrown the Hard Rock Hotel, the conference will move to the new
Broward County Convention Center in 2026. This conference brings stakeholders from the entire
state, as well as having a national presence. There is a large Quad County Fire Chiefs meeting, and I
am proud to say that Monroe County was well represented with members of Monroe County Fire
Rescue, Marathon Fire and the Key West Fire departments. This is a great venue for collaboration of
medical issues, technology, networking, and overall representation at the state level.
As 2025 progressed, we managed Trauma Star efficiently and safely as the county awaited the new
and amazing helicopters.
To continue with our Tri-Agency Collaborative, the Key West Fantasy Fest was well attended and
free of any major incident; thanks to the agencies that supported the Key West Fire Department with
their mutual aid on the ground. I have been there on the ground each year and truly appreciate all our
mutual aid partners.
One of our most challenging moments in 2025 was a horrific fire in Key West, which employed an
incredible collaboration and cooperation between all three (3) fire departments. Patients were
transported to LKMC at which point KWFD was helping with patient care in the ER. Unfortunately,
Trauma Star was unable to fly and there was a need to transfer two (2) young patients to Miami. I
contacted Chief Muro of Marathon Fire Rescue, to ask about the availability of his Critical Care
Unit, and without hesitation they were on route to the LKMC. The Trauma Star Flight team, unable
to fly, assisted Marathon Fire Rescue and the two children were safely transported by ground to the
Kendall Hospital Burn Unit. A few months later the children visited the KWFR staff with huge
smiles and in excellent condition.
I look forward to 2026 sharing a positive vision for advancing the future of Monroe County Fire Rescue,
continued collaboration with our hospital partners and continued cooperation towards the advancement
of all the Keys fire agencies with greater representation at the state level.
Thank you for your continued support and I am proud to serve the Monroe County community.
Medical Director
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OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
February 10, 2026
OMB held a public hearing at the regularly scheduled BOCC meeting on January 28th
to amend the Fine & Forfeiture Fund (101). The budget amendment brought forward
accrued fund balance to be used in the current fiscal year. The additional fund balance
was the result of excess fees remitted by MCSO and credits received from the
manufacturer of the three (3) new Trauma Star Air Ambulance helicopters. The
additional fund balance will be used to fund various deferred maintenance projects at
the detention center and to fund future air ambulance related expenditures.
OMB held a public hearing at the regularly scheduled BOCC meeting on January 28th
to amend various capital funds including One Cent Infrastructure Sales Surtax (304),
Land Acquisition (316), Tourist Development Tax Affordable Housing (317), and
Infrastructure Sales Surtax Revenue Bonds Series 2025 (318). The budget amendment
was necessary to align revenues and expenditures of capital projects from one fiscal
year to another. The capital budget amendment is performed once per year as an
annual reconciliation.
• OMB continues to closely monitor proposed legislation related to property tax reform.
Our office is currently assessing the potential fiscal impacts as we move towards the
beginning stages of the fiscal year 2027 budget preparation.
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February 2026
2025 total collection rate for Monroe County was 97.3%
Page 2
FY2025
FY2026
Oct Nov
Oct Nov
Variance
Ad Valorem Collection
Variance
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% Collection
4.83%
Total Ad Valorem Collection:
75.1%
79.9%
One cent tax split is 50% for Monroe County
and 50% for Land Authority. Below is the Monroe County portion.
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026 Prior Year Change
October
489,797.32
433,509.71
422,989.74
389,264.83
404,554.72 15,289.89 3.9%
November
604,806.20
543,420.88
546,895.32
538,669.28
544,597.78 5,928.50 1.1%
December
833,153.69
724,642.31
723,130.58
738,118.02
January
835,816.85
784,198.87
833,228.50
813,862.98
February
976,501.71
879,015.96
950,350.42
905,884.77
March
1,112,237.56
991,408.97
1,046,195.07
1,007,957.14
April
882,857.31
785,315.47
721,820.88
805,350.56
May
710,586.95
588,440.41
623,082.93
605,142.80
June
645,430.62
577,505.75
550,734.39
558,859.15
July
726,803.20
635,569.96
578,162.45
564,374.22
August
483,322.93
418,417.19
409,692.08
430,745.06
September
334,374.57
323,413.02
276,593.42
246,315.82
Total
8,635,688.91
7,684,858.50
7,682,875.78
7,604,544.63
949,152.50
% inc/dec prior yr
22.22%
-11.01%
-0.03%
-1.02%
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October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
Total 001 + 148 + 147
inc/dec prior yr
*Fund 147 added in 2020
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
Total
% inc/dec prior yr
FY2026 Allocation: Fund 001 (71%) + Fund 148 (21%) + Fund 147 (8%)
2022
2023
2024
2025
911,111.84
971,301.01
893,161.60
867,908.65
1,014,880.80
1,095,729.38
1,083,211.46
994,763.11
1,501,877.76
1,286,169.13
1,229,730.13
1,230,758.68
1,708,370.33
1, 540, 860.94
1, 471, 490.12
1, 441, 906.15
1,567,061.05
1, 542, 067.75
1, 512, 638.69
1,448,902.37
1, 624, 857.64
1, 592, 876.73
1, 620, 717.76
1, 616, 642.77
1,909,525.84
1,856,692.63
1,856,712.08
1,745,143.51
1,676,469.52
1,567,553.91
1, 464, 238.11
1, 602, 968.46
1, 481, 631.47
1,331,384.49
1,332,703.17
1,321,220.71
1, 414, 447.43
1,351,046.18
1,272,226.06
1, 280, 269.07
1, 503, 723.98
1, 401, 559.13
1,273,771.69
1,369,233.87
1, 386, 566.28
1,171, 821.66
1,180, 427.83
1,107, 686.01
17,700, 523.94
16,709,062.94
16,191,028.70
16,027,403.36
17.4%
-5.6%
-3.1%
-1,0%
1 cent on every net gallon of motor and diesel fuel sold
2022
2023
2024
2025
53,567.76
40,614.18
34,285.15
40,873.94
46,319.70
39,077.76
34,285.15
43,814.79
39,619.95
46,863.56
31,833.19
36,079.07
47,306.19
44,240.45
39,254.99
46,687.88
40,865.22
44,104.85
39,543.26
29,871.15
47,114.78
47,741.54
41,861.14
45,686.17
51,102.63
52,858.42
53,014.60
51,955.35
48,793.64
53,418.26
54,283.29
45,803.54
46,490.23
52,215.02
45,812.58
47,523.75
50,565.05
51,749.54
49,446.67
49,704.62
51,973.44
52,792.65
69,407.82
47,940.50
61,994.18
55,421.38
51,093.64
45,871.12
1,825,265.62
2026
45,151.33
40,483.78
585,712.77 581,097.61 544,121.48 531,811.88 85,635.11
-0.9% -0.8% -6.4% -2.3%
Prior Year
4,277.39
(3,331.01)
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-7.60%
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6 cents of the 1 to 6 cents fuel tax imposed on motor and diesel fuels & 3 cents of the 1 to 5 cents fuel tax imposed on motor fuel only.
2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Prior Year Change
October 231,122.63 205,235.25 174,596.99 209,709.58 230,685.44 20,975.86 10.00%
November 195,609.05 175,243.67 212,352.63 223,292.47 198,699.32 (24,593.15)-11.01%
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
Total
inc/dec prior yr
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
Total
% inc/dec prior yr
164,153.29
234,062.66
159,783.62
182,374.46
199,923.63
223,221.85
196,628.89
236,079.41
170,852.67
228,164.64
203,560.50
150,489.88
197,815.94
240,605.23
214,033.80
230,020.50
220,490.01
270,438.31
269, 850.61
262, 550.09
208,720.55
270,745.94
275,659.73
231,984.91
198,932.80
264,954.86
232,917.64
240,375.36
218,828.44
283,659.31
252,367.31
253,890.85
229,925.14
268,552.14
174,596.99
244,855.35
282,318.43
265,745.77
264,218.04
231,243.78
2,518,692.58
4.5%
2022
89,997.12
104,167.90
98,305.81
100,492.23
98,999.32
91,454.79
109,651.43
103,600.59
98,143.93
99,538.48
101,793.03
100,711.48
2,930,629.63 2,630,566.75 2,696,866.64
16.4% -10.2% 2.5%
1 cent on every net gallon of motor fuel sold
2023
2024
2025
92,313.11
106,619.99
95,290.31
103,027.28
95,591.79
100,186.03
100,731.22
81,394.60
99,866.98
107, 003.31
121, 067.83
105, 3 25.68
100,895.28
101,072.42
89,661.99
98,659.90
104,083.99
92,653.19
110,926.26
99,843.08
103,989.98
104, 821.64
106, 312.59
102, 388.30
109,339.78
102,814.55
98,966.84
94,589.64
96,702.17
99,672.11
100,503.94
96,891.24
103,803.35
102,395.19
98,919.46
429,384.76
2026 Prior Year Change
95,978.83 688.52 0.72%
97,151.06 (3,034.97) -3.03%
1,196,856.11 1,126,110.77 1,218,402.14 1,183,812.11 193,129.89
4.7% -53% 8.2% -2.8%
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2022
2023
2024
2025
2026 Prior Year Change
October
210,706.29
218,814.67
226,560.45
204,742.67
227,248.51 22,505.84 10.99%
November
253,234.54
19,856.07
180,611.76
230,292.68
222,437.62 (7,855.06) -3.41%
December
200,616.53
434,031.23
215,113.60
223,119.10
January
233,105.07
225,280.53
279,622.63
233,325.03
February
224,526.40
220,754.73
239,974.71
222,702.00
March
217,451.58
218,324.63
231,348.22
204,918.03
April
239,492.55
249,908.15
245,848.22
236,265.99
May
240,860.02
242,297.90
238,258.68
234,047.25
June
240,385.70
247,351.30
243,247.58
240,399.66
July
203,410.33
241,359.16
206,814.37
217,381.52
August
231,709.21
196,447.12
227,631.44
220,535.63
September
232,813.16
240,432.58
249,852.91
226,831.02
Total
2,728,311.38
2,754,858.07
2,784,884.57
2,694,560.58
449,686.13
inc/dec prior yr
6.2%
1.0%
1.1%
-3.2%
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026 Prior Year Change
October
1,799,761.76
1,757,881.35
1,687,652.13
1,672,690.02
1,564,529.06 (108,160.96) -6.47%
November
2,130,915.98
2,012,834.66
1,970,403.75
1,880,225.38
1,896,797.37 16,571.99 0.88%
December
2,350,468.45
2,298,683.14
2,253,155.37
2,297,322.96
1st Qtr
487,313.32
548,223.97
561,366.51
615,336.70
January
3,145,543.84
2,844,626.64
2,718,875.53
2,751,358.70
February
2,882,482.89
2,866,421.45
2,820,379.47
2,763,438.60
March
3,074,218.44
3,030,464.52
3,034,564.36
3,088,317.35
2nd Qtr
553,046.67
594,192.83
636,481.79
679,813.19
April
3,497,202.13
3,310,766.38
3,441,713.05
3,342,017.92
May
3,078,115.70
2,865,229.47
2,709,222.15
3,083,644.62
June
2,692,340.80
2,422,645.00
2,555,599.16
2,504,441.43
3rd Qtr
492,339.08
527,030.12
587,120.75
642,119.83
July
2,574,277.68
2,464,053.52
2,389,060.87
2,413,652.74
August
2,750,520.33
2,566,040.61
2,408,105.05
2,651,043.89
September
2,341,541.20
2,122,908.76
2,252,377.05
2,099,751.18
4th Qtr
508,701.44
497,349.21
573,785.96
608,297.30
Total 34,358,789.71 32,729,351.63 32,599,862.95 33,093,471.81 3,461,326.43
% inc/dec prior yr 20.1% -4.7% -0.4% 1.5%
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Revenue
& Expenditure
Comparison
FY2026 Revenue & Expenditure
Comparison (February
2026 YTD) of Select Funds
Revenue
Expenditure
Net
Amended
% of
Amended
% of
Actual
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Amount
Selected Funds
General Fund
86,390,647
41,080,155
47.6%
86,390,647
29,849,066
34.6%
11,231,089
Fine & Forfeiture
105,124,377
72,284,184
68.8%
105,124,377
38,542,099
36.7%
33,742,085
Road & Bridge
11,402,056
1,209,067
10.6%
11,402,056
1,201,905
10.5%
7,161
Fire & Amb. Dist 1
23,816,564
16,704,225
70.1%
23,816,564
6,861,259
28.8%
9,842,966
Unincorp. Parks & Rec.
5,720,504
3,272,778
57.2%
5,720,504
1,180,552
20.6%
2,092,227
Plan, Code, Fire Marshal
10,525,720
2,229,673
21.2%
10,525,720
2,645,822
25.1%
(416,149)
Municipal Policing
15,292,852
7,332,628
47.9%
15,292,852
6,272,406
41.0%
1,060,222
Building Fund
6,863,527
1,347,933
19.6%
6,863,527
1,693,297
24.7%
(345,364)
Infrastructure Surtax
44,631,650
5,990,339
13.4%
44,631,650
25,054,178
56.1%
(19,063,839)
TOTAL
309,767,897
151,450,982
48.9%
309,767,897
113,300,585
36.6%
38,150,397
FY2026 Revenue & Expenditure Comparison (February 2026 YTD) of Select Funds
Revenue
Expenditure
Net
Amended
% of
Amended
% of
Actual
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Amount
TDC Funds
District Two Penny
10,241,571
1,401,111
13.7%
10,241,571
1,028,620
10.0%
372,490
Admin & Promo Two Cent
30,107,088
2,850,494
9.5%
30,107,088
2,738,352
9.1%
112,142
District 1 Third Cent
23,788,964
2,176,024
9.1%
23,788,964
829,524
3.5%
1,346,500
District 2 Third Cent
3,364,265
334,081
9.9%
3,364,265
110,664
3.3%
223,417
District 3 Third Cent
7,244,436
574,194
7.9%
7,244,436
175,216
2.4%
398,977
District 4 Third Cent
4,367,666
396,484
9.1%
4,367,666
177,989
4.1%
218,495
District 5 Third Cent
7,316,477
581,604
7.9%
7,316,477
449,925
6.1%
131,679
TOTAL
86,430,467
8,313,991
9.6%
86,430,467
5,510,290
6.4%
2,803,701
FY2026 Revenue & Expenditure Comparison (February 2026 Y"rD) of Select Funds
Revenue
Expenditure
Net
Amended
% of
Amended
% of
Actual
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Budget
YTD Actual
Budget
Amount
Internal Funds
Worker's Compensation
4,979,438
915,007
18.4%
4,979,438
1,138,842
22.9%
(223,835)
Group Insurance
43,061,372
8,722,579
20.3%
43,061,372
7,104,378
16.5%
1,618,201
Risk Management
10,888,155
56,407
0.5%
10,888,155
508,588
4.7%
(452,181)
Fleet Management
5,499,714
168,517
3.1%
5,499,714
1,003,568
18.2%
(835,051)
TOTAL
64,428,679
9,862,510
15.3%
64,428,679
9,755,377
15.1%
107,134
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Monthly Report --Purchasing
• Contract Compliance:
✓ The Conga platform continues to be developed. We now have 1,400 of an
estimated 1,800 contracts, including all of their amendments, task orders and
COI's, uploaded into the system. These contracts have been receiving
notifications.
• Training & Support
✓ 7 P-card Trainings
✓ Workday Support provided for three Help Desk work orders
• January2026 Bid Openings:
Competitive Solicitations (over $150,000)
✓ Duck Key Breakwater Repair and Living Shoreline Restoration Project — 2 Bids
✓ Long Key Living Shoreline Restoration Project— 6 Bids
✓ Emergency Transportation Services —1 Bid
✓ Organic Removal and Backfilling for Canal #82, Key Largo— 3 Bids
✓ Turf Block Permeable Paver Replacement -The Gato Building— Bid Opening
1/29/2026
• Procurement
✓ Through new discounts offered though Amazon Business Prime, the County
saved $14,845.82 in CY25. This represents a 77.7% increase in savings over
CY24.
Progress Report for Monroe County BOCC
Office of Artificial Reefs
Prepared By: Dr. Hanna Koch, Director
Submitted: 1 /29/26
Main Programmatic Points:
1. FKNMS Habitat Support Structures Pilot Project:
a. Conference call with FKNMS, DEP, USACE on 1/15/26 to discuss archaeology
survey report > potential historic resources exist > seeking avoidance option,
awaiting response; alternative is to pick new sites
b. Collecting additional depth measurements for study sites for Army Corps RFAI
2. Deep Beyond Reefs Project.
a. All federal permit applications remain under review
b. Exploring structure options
3. Gulfside Network Project:
a. RFP-605 for AR Materials Deployment to Gulfside 5, 8, 9 Mile Selection
Committee on 12/5/25
i. Contractor selected, setting up pre -construction meeting
4. Collaboration:
a. ILAwith FWC on hold until archaeology issue sorted for HSS pilot project
b. Continuing to work on draft 3 d party Agreement with Eternal Reefs for Parrothead
Reef
c. Metwith Oceans2050 on 1/23/26 to discuss P3 possibilities
d. Met with Cummins & Cederberg Environmental & Coast Engineering consultants
on 1 /16/26
5. Other:
a. Working on manuscript about habitat support structures
County of Monror�
The Florida
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
21 m Mayor Michelle Lincoln, District 2
Mayor Pro Tem David Rice, District 4
Craig Cates, District 1
James K. Scholl, District 3
Holly Merrill Raschein, District 5
Monroe County Community Services: Social Services Department
Monthly Report: February 2026 (Reporting Period: December 2025)
Supportive Services:
Nutrition Services: The department provides hot meals to seniors aged 60 and over throughout
the County. For those unable to attend congregate meal sites, frozen, microwaveable, home -
delivered meals are also available across the Florida Keys. In December, the department served
a total of 1,558 congregate meals and 3,790 home -delivered meals countywide.
Energy Assistance: The Low -Income Home Energy Assistance Program is a federally funded
grant program that assists income qualified households with the funding necessary to pay their
cooling and heating costs. Each household was considered low-income and include at least one
or more of the following: an elderly individual; a child 5 years of age or younger; a disabled
individual. During the month of December, fourteen (14) clients received LIHEAP funding in
the amount of $8,199.40.
• Intake Portal: On August 19, 2025, Social Services implemented a new intake portal for all
new applications. In the month of December, 28 applications were received. Since
implementation, 249 applications have been received through December 2025.
Community Services Staff attended the Homeless Persons' Memorial Service held on
December 19, 2025, at the Key West Cemetery. Fifty-three (53) lives were honored at the
memorial.
Indigent/Pauper Cremations and Burials: This program addresses the final expense needs of
individuals designated as indigent. In the month of December, the Social Services Department
received six (6) referrals concerning deceased individuals from three funeral homes within
Monroe County.
Social Services - Federal and State Funded Programs
• State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program: The department administers SHIP
funding countywide, providing assistance to homeowners through SHIP homebuyer assistance,
homeowner rehabilitation, sewer lateral connections, and disaster relief when applicable. In
December, there were fifteen (15) SHIP homebuyer assistance loans closed, totaling $675,000.
Resilience Department Highlights Report for JANUARY 2026
Canals and Breakwaters:
1. Long Key and Duck Key living shoreline projects: Solicitations opened and
selection meetings held in January 2026. Received approval to negotiate at 1/28/26
BOCC meeting. Preparing contracts for February BOCC meeting. Anticipating work
to begin late February or early March. Attending Duck Key neighborhod meeting
February 7 to provide information. Notified solid waste staff of Long Key living
shoreline project on that property. Funded by grants 22FRP131 and 22FRP 132.
2. Tavernier and Rock Harbor breakwater repair projects. Hosted homeowner
outreach meetings in January to provide project information. Coordinating with the
contractors and CEI consultant to prepare to begin work in late February. Funded
by grants IR036 and IR045.
3. Key Largo Canal 82 restoration project ($3 Million) - RFP opened in January 2026.
Selection committee meets on January 30. Approval to negotiation anticipated for
February BOCC. Funded by DEP Stewardship grant KG006. Anticipating award in
January 2026 and work to begin thereafter.
4. RESTORE canal restoration projects - Received approval to advertise for Canal
293 between Avenue H and I on Big Pine Key in December.
Sustainability:
5. MSBU Ordinance: Presented a 4t" time at the January BOCC meeting for a proposed
residential neighborhood improvements program for proposed modifications to
Chapter 22 of the Monroe County Code, Article VII, that will allow neighborhoods to
request improvements beyond the County's basic levels of service and to have the
neighborhoods fund such improvements through as assessment program. Public
hearing originally scheduled for January 2026 has been moved to March 2026.
6. Vulnerability Plan Updates. Work is underway on the County and municipalities
updates to the vulnerability plans and capital plan development. Work is funded by
a $700,000 grant 25PLN25 from Resilient Florida.
7. Road Elevation Planning for Municipalities: Continued the coordination and
planning of the road elevation planning process for the municipalities. Town hall
meetings in the municipalities are planned forFebruary and March 2026. Work
anticipated to be complete by spring 2026.
8. Watershed Management Plans: Finalizing the grant -funded work for development
and updates to the watershed management plans. Marathon, Layton and Key
Colony Beach's Plans were approved bythe State. Finalized the County's update to
the County's Plan fand submitted to the State for review.
9. Road adaptation projects: Continued the work to develop the assessment
methodology for the Big Coppitt and Winston Waterways areas for the potential
road adaptation project assessments. Scheduled community meetings for both
areas in February to present information and receive feedback.
10. USACE Ft Keys Coastal Storm Risk Project: Continued coordination with the U.S.
Army Corp of Engineers on the design of the U.S. 1 revetments to protect the U.S. 1
critical infrastructure. Reviewing the alternatives for the various types of shoreline
stabilizations. Due to increases in costs, two of the six sites were selected to
proceed with full design: West Summerland Key and Indian Key. Value study efforts
will be scheduled for the four remaining sites along US 1 at a future date.
a. The Corp has announced that all non-structural projects are on hold in the
Country, which includes the 4698 home elevations in the Keys Plan.
BOCC Agenda Items for January 2026:
P. RESILIENCE OFFICE
P1. Approval to correct a scrivener's error in Task Order #13 with WSP USA, Inc. for the
Rock Harbor breakwater repair CEI services under the Category C on -call contract to
correct the amount as $133,791,00, which was inadvertently previously listed as
$131,791.00.
P2. Approval to negotiate in rank order for the Long Key Living Shoreline Restoration Project
in Long Key, funded by Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Grant #22-
FRP- 131.
P3. Approval to negotiate in rank order for the Duck Key Breakwater Repair and Living
Shoreline Restoration Project in Duck Key, funded by Florida Department of Environmental
Protection (DEP) Grant #22-FRP-132. Available grant funds are $2.6 Million. REVISED ITEM
BACKGROUND AND BACKUP.
P4. Continuance of revisions to Ordinance #02-2021, amending Chapter 22 of the Monroe
County Code, modifying Article VII that established a Municipal Service Benefit Unit
(MSBU), for the collection of special non -ad valorem special assessments for projects
included under a Residential Neighborhood Improvements Program that will allow
residents to request and fund improvements in their neighborhood.
FACILITIES — UPPER KEYS
Upper 11<eys �:::adhdes IMaiinteinainice Work Dirdeir 11:1elpoirfiling
ripenWork Orders Work Order's Received this II
-4/0—Work Orders Completed this Month
1111111111 Within 24 Hours
in Within 72 Hours
1111111 Longer than 72 Hours (mostly more
complex jobs)
11
FACILITIES — MIDDLE KEYS
Middle Keys F::acllhties Maintenance Work Order IRelpoirting
0-01aen Work Orders New Work Orders Received this Month
—19—Work Orders CompleLed this IMonth
FACILITIES — LOWER KEYS
250
200
1.00
50
0
11 oweir IKeys Fadfities Main-teinaince Work Order Reporting
.Ian 25 eb-25 NA a -25 Apr -25 May-25 I un .25 A.i 1 -25 Aug 25 Selo-25 Oct 25 Nov 25 fDec 25 1 a n .26
—0-01zien Worl< Orders Worl< Orders Received this Month
—Woi,k Orders Cornpleted this Month
IIIII Within 24 Hours
E Within 72 Hours
111111 Longer than 72 Hours (mostly more
complex jobs)
Lower Keys Facilities Major Accomplishments:
Completed lighting throughout the Freeman Justice Center
Painting of Engineering dept. at Gato
Moved OMB back to the Gato Building
Removal of tree stump at Higgs Beach
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