State Statute Municipal Reporting Requirements & Deadlines

Stay on top of Florida’s statutory reporting obligations. This resource lists the annual reports cities must submit to state agencies and highlights upcoming deadlines. Your city’s timely submission helps ensure we have up-to-date data to inform our advocacy efforts and support meaningful discussions on key issues. Explore the guide and track deadlines to stay compliant.

Upcoming Reporting Deadlines

Economic Development Agency Activities Annual Report

Due annually by January 15.

Economic Development Incentives Annual Report

Due annually by January 15.

Municipal Police Officers’ and Special Fire Control Districts Retirement Annual Report (Chapter Plans)

Due annually by February 1. 

2026 State Reporting Deadlines

January

Who is required to report: Municipalities engaged in a contract regarding economic development activities with an agency or entity that receives municipal funds.

Who is required to report: Municipalities having annual revenues or expenditures greater than $250,000 that had economic development incentives greater than $25,000 given to any business during the municipality’s previous fiscal year.

February

Who is required to report: Municipalities and special fire control districts that maintain a chapter pension plan for its firefighters or police officers.

March

Who is required to report: Municipalities and special fire control districts that maintain a chapter pension plan for their firefighters or police officers.

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities.

Who is required to report: All CRAs

April

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities in which the total revenue from traffic citations received in a fiscal year exceeds 33% of the total expenses that the county or municipality incurs to operate a law enforcement agency in the same fiscal year.

Who is required to report: Any court, government, government subdivision or agency, public corporation, or public authority holding intangible property for an owner that has not been claimed for more than one year after it became payable.

June

Who is required to report:

Municipalities with revenues or total expenditures and expenses of more than $250,000, as reported on the fund financial statements.

Municipalities with revenues or the total expenditures and expenses between $100,000 and $250,000, as reported on the fund financial statements, which have not been subject to a financial audit for the two preceding fiscal years.

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities.

Who is required to report: Local governments permitted to operate a domestic wastewater facility.

Who is required to report: Counties, municipalities, and special districts providing wastewater services.

Who is required to report: Counties, municipalities, and special districts providing a stormwater management program or system.

July

Who is required to report: Local officers as defined in Florida Statutes.

September

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities participating in the State Housing Initiative Partnership Program (SHIP).

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities.

Who is required to report: Who is required to report: Counties or municipalities that have a population of at least 25,000.

October

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities operating a traffic infraction detector.

Who is required to report: Counties and municipalities.

Who is required to report: All municipalities.

November

Who is required to report: All municipalities.

December

Who is required to report: Any county or municipality that has paid more than $250 in interest under the Local Government Prompt Payment Act.

Who is required to report: All local enforcement agencies responsible for condominium milestone inspections.