Broward County Commissioner Steve Geller has been appointed to the Finance, Tax & Administration Policy Committee of the Florida Association of Counties (FAC), where he will participate in shaping policies related to taxation and fiscal management. According to an announcement from Broward County, the committee plays a significant role in developing policy recommendations affecting local governance across Florida.
Acknowledging the scope of his new role, Geller stated in the press release, "I'm proud to serve on the Finance, Tax & Administration Committee. Addressing issues like taxation, economic development, and fiscal responsibility is vital to ensuring Broward County, and all Florida counties, remain strong and sustainable." He also noted his commitment to working with other local leaders to develop policies that benefit their communities. FAC President Michelle Lincoln emphasized the importance of these appointments, stating that advocacy is central to FAC's mission and plays a key role in supporting local self-governance.
The committee is responsible for reviewing a range of issues, including tax policy, state-shared revenues, public records transparency, election administration, and matters related to the Florida Retirement System. During his one-year term, Geller will work with FAC leadership to help draft a legislative platform that outlines the association’s priorities for the 2026 Legislative Session.
In addition to this role, Geller also serves on FAC’s Community & Urban Affairs Policy Committee. He brings prior legislative experience as a former Florida State Senator and Senate Minority Leader, along with previous service as Chair and Co-Chair of various FAC committees.
