Audit gives update on Jacksonville's Irma expenses Latest estimate for city's total cost is $83.1 million No description found
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A quarterly audit report from the city of Jacksonville, which gives updates on the city’s finances overall, included a short update about the financial impact of Hurricane Irma.
The latest estimate for the city’s total cost is $83.1 million.
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In January, a city report obtained by News4Jax estimated that the tab was $85 million.
But since some of it will be reimbursed, the city now expects it will only have to pay $10.4 million out of its general fund.
As of May 8, the city has spent $54.2 million related to Irma.
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