Florida's newly signed state budget comes in at $116.5 billion, less than last fiscal year. How much funding did Polk County projects receive? Here's a by-the-numbers breakdown of this year's approved and vetoed projects.

$5.698 million — Florida Polytechnic University Student Achievement Center design
$1 million — Increasing Lakeland's special needs shelter capacity
$500,000 — Polk Museum of Art expansion project
$50,000 — Lakeland Police Department summer trades camp
$100,000 — Polk County Bully Project

$8.1 million — Polk State College Haines City-Davenport Campus addition
$2.6 million — Polk Regional Water Cooperative Heartland Headwaters Protection and Sustainability
$2.5 million — PCPS' Heartland Biztown & Finance Park development
$2.05 million — Polk County Sheriff’s Office County Jail improvements
$900,000 — Peace River Center domestic violence shelter
$625,000 — Boys & Girls Clubs of Polk County, George Jenkins Memorial Unit's Kampaign for Kids program

$3 million — Florida Polytechnic University STEM program enhancements
$1.5 million — Renovations on Polk State College's Lakeland Academic Center Building 1
$750,000 — Southeastern University trades start-up project
$600,000 — Robinson Road vehicle and pedestrian extension and improvement project
$562,000 — Polk County Firefighter/EMS rehab apparatus/unit
$500,000 — Southeastern University Link Program dormitories + transitional housing
$500,000 — Expanding primary care access for Medicaid at the Lakeland Regional Health Morrell Clinic

$1.215 million — Auburndale Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant sewer infrastructure improvements
$560,000 — Winter Haven North Lake Shipp Drive corridor improvements
$500,000 — RCMA Mulberry Community Academy K-8 campus
$240,000 — A county portable generator replacement

Learn more about state and local projects that were included or vetoed in the budget, or read the full budget bill for more information.