Brightline / Multimodal Station Allocated
Brightline / Cocoa multimodal passenger station — $75–80M stated whole-project total. Federal support per the record: the $4M FY2024 request via Congressman Posey was NOT funded (2025-09-16); a $2M FY2025 congressional earmark via Rep. Haridopolos was received.
First cited 2025-02-25 · most recently cited 2026-04-28.
Allocations
Rows come from meetings where this project was discussed with a dollar amount in allocation language ("approved", "budgeted", "set aside", "authorized", "awarded").
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$200,0002025-02-25 · Council$200,000 Approve a Resolution Amending the FY25 Budget, BAF#25-039-A, in the amount of $200,000 from Assigned Fund Balance for Economic Incentives for the following projects: NEPA Environmental Analysis for the FSP Grant for the Brightline Station, Design for the Brightline Station, and…Consent agenda item 8, approved with the Consent agendafiscal period not recorded
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$2,000,0002026-04-28 · Council$2 million accept a $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending for the Cocoa Multi-modal : Brightline Station and approval for the City Manager to execute future grant : agreementfiscal period not recorded
Encumbrances
Each row is a meeting where money for this project was described as committed but not yet paid out — escrowed, encumbered, obligated, or under an executed contract ("base contract", "change order", "task order").
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$372,8712025-12-09 · Council$372,871 Approve Task Order #2026-09 with Myra Planning and Design for the development of multimodal transportation and land use plans and designs for the Brightline Multimodal Station District in the amount of $372,871, utilizing the Continuing Service Agreement Q-23-01-COC.Consent agenda item 6, approved with the Consent agendafiscal period not recorded
Expenditures
No spending citations on this project appear in the archive yet. The committed amounts listed under Encumbrances above have not yet been reported as paid in any later meeting. As later meetings cite actual spending, those records will appear here.
Numbers are sums of the dollar amounts cited in the linked meetings. They do not reconcile against the city's general ledger. Use them as navigation into the public-meeting record, not as the city's official budget figures.