Florida’s chief financial officer is set to speak in Titusville on April 12, according to city officials. The event will take place at the Titusville Civic Center, a venue that has hosted similar gatherings in recent years. The speech is expected to focus on state budget priorities and economic development initiatives affecting Brevard County. Local officials said the visit underscores Titusville’s growing role in regional discussions about fiscal policy. 'This is a rare opportunity for our community to engage directly with state leadership,' said Mayor George Smith during a press briefing Monday. The event is open to the public, with no cost for attendance. Details about the speech’s specific topics remain unclear, but officials emphasized it will address issues relevant to Brevard’s economy, including tourism and space industry investments. The CFO’s schedule in Titusville includes a brief meeting with local business leaders later that afternoon. No other events are planned for the official’s visit to the area. Residents are encouraged to RSVP for the speech through the city’s website, though capacity is limited to 200 attendees. The speech will begin at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Local media outlets have been invited to cover the event, which is part of a statewide tour by the CFO’s office.