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Naples proposes $236.8 million budget, keeps 1.23 millage; continues public safety and sea‑wall spending
Summary
City staff presented a proposed $236.8 million fiscal 2025–26 budget that holds the millage at 1.23, funds two additional public‑safety officer positions, boosts pension contributions and keeps seawall reconstruction and other capital projects on the plan.
The City of Naples presented a proposed fiscal year 2025–26 budget totaling $236,800,000 and recommended continuing the current 1.23 millage rate.
City Manager Gary Young and interim Finance Director Stefan Massol told council the plan does not increase the city’s millage and includes limited new personnel — chiefly two police positions tied to prior public‑safety enhancements — while funding several capital commitments already in the capital improvement plan.
The proposal shows increases in overall expenses…
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