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St. Pete Beach keeps 2026 millage rate; most residents should see small ad valorem tax decrease, mayor says
5793733 · August 28, 2025
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Mayor Adrian Petrella said the city maintained the same millage rate for 2026 despite hurricane-related costs and that most residents should see a slight decrease in ad valorem taxes as the budget is finalized.
Mayor Adrian Petrella said the City of St. Pete Beach will keep the same millage rate for 2026 and that most residents should see a small decrease in their ad valorem taxes as the city finalizes its budget. "Even though the city's had an enormous amount of additional expenses because of…
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