Lawmakers have just agreed on a sizable chunk of Florida’s spending plan for the next fiscal year.

In its latest cross-rotunda budget offer , the House reduced its original apportionment for the state’s massive Transportation Work Program by $451 million, matching the Senate’s recommended $13.54 billion.

The funding is about $260 million less than what Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed through his “ Focus on Fiscal Responsibility ” budget plan in February.

Florida’s Transportation Work Program is the state’s ongoing five-year plan for the construction and completion of mobility infrastructure projects, from roads and bridges to rails, seaports and other related systems.

Investments the Governor proposed for the 2025-26 program include:

— $5.7 billion for highway construction an

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