What this means for you

While Orlando's current budget is robust, the city is preparing for potential future revenue shortfalls due to Amendment 3. Expect increased caution for new tech roles within city government or for projects heavily reliant on municipal funding in the coming year. ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando officials signed off Monday on a spending plan about $82 million higher than last year as the city braces for a potential reckoning on local budget revenues at the ballot box this fall.