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Cocoa Beach commission approves tentative 6-mill rate and tentative fiscal 2026 budget
Summary
The Cocoa Beach City Commission approved a tentative millage rate of 6 mills and moved to approve the tentative fiscal year 2026 budget at its Sept. 4 meeting; public comment raised questions about funding for Bicentennial Park and a golf-course vegetation project.
The Cocoa Beach City Commission on Sept. 4 approved a tentative millage rate of 6 mills for fiscal year 2026 and moved to approve the city's tentative budget for the same year.
The millage vote was taken by roll call. Commissioner Jackson, Commissioner Tomlenty, Vice Mayor Williams and Mayor Keith Capizzi voted in favor; Commissioner Hutchison voted no. Adoption of the final millage rate is scheduled by resolution for Sept. 18, 2025, according to staff.
The budget item was presented by staff as the next step toward final adoption. Finance…
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