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Tamarac commission approves millage, assessments and HUD plan; stormwater fee draws lone no vote
Summary
At its July 9 meeting the Tamarac City Commission set a 7‑mill tentative millage, approved multiple service assessments, and adopted the city's five‑year HUD consolidated plan. Commissioners voted 4–1 against the proposed stormwater fee increase; other measures passed unanimously or 5–0.
TAMARAC, Fla. — The Tamarac City Commission on July 9 approved a series of budget and assessment measures including a proposed 7‑mill tentative millage rate and the city's five‑year HUD consolidated plan, while one commissioner opposed an increase to the stormwater utility fee.
The commission set a proposed millage rate of 7 mills and scheduled the required public hearings for Sept. 12 and Sept. 24, 2025. Commissioners also approved preliminary assessment rolls for fire‑rescue, residential solid‑waste and nuisance abatement, and adopted the city consolidated plan and related annual action plan for HUD funding.
Why it matters: The millage and assessment decisions set the city’s revenue framework heading into the 2025–26 fiscal year. The HUD consolidated plan determines how federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME funds will be prioritized locally.
Most important votes and details - Millage resolution (Item 6a): Motion by Commissioner Wright, second by Commissioner Patterson; roll…
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