Cities, counties and law enforcement agencies across Florida will now undergo state audits, with Broward being up first.

In the press conference on Tuesday, DeSantis and his head of DOGE, Eric Soskin, acknowledged that Broward County had responded to their request for financial information - but said they still considered the local government to be uncooperative because it had not passed a resolution supporting their financial audits.

Starting July 31, the governor's DOGE teams will start on-site inspections of county and city spending records and policies.