Governmental Funds
Used to account for core public services, including general operations, transportation, public safety, tourism, capital projects, grants, assessments, and other restricted activities.
How Walton County organizes public resources by purpose, restriction, and financial reporting requirements.
Walton County uses fund accounting to separate resources by legal restriction, program purpose, and intended use. This structure supports transparency, budgetary control, and clear reporting for operating services, capital investments, enterprise activities, and resources held on behalf of others.
Used to account for core public services, including general operations, transportation, public safety, tourism, capital projects, grants, assessments, and other restricted activities.
Used for activities that operate similarly to business-type functions or internal service activities, where costs are recovered through user charges or internal allocations.
Used to account for resources held by the County on behalf of other individuals, agencies, governments, or funds.
The County's primary operating fund. It accounts for financial resources not required to be reported in another fund, with major funding from ad valorem taxes.
Accounts for motor fuel taxes, local option gas taxes, state revenue sharing, and grants supporting roadway construction, maintenance, drainage, and infrastructure operations.
Accounts for fines, forfeitures, grants, and transfers supporting Sheriff operations in accordance with Florida Statutes.
Supports tourism promotion, beach renourishment, visitor-serving infrastructure, and public safety initiatives funded primarily by tourist development taxes.
Accounts for landfill operations funded through County surtaxes, state grants, landfill fees, and scrap sales revenues.
Accounts for resources designated for acquiring, constructing, and improving major capital facilities and infrastructure.