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Key Colony Beach commission adopts FY2024-25 budget and final millage rate
Summary
The Key Colony Beach City Commission unanimously approved Resolution 2024-11 (final millage rate) and Resolution 2024-12 (final budget) at a Sept. 17 public hearing; no public comments or budget changes were recorded in the minutes and the rollcall votes were unanimous.
The Key Colony Beach City Commission unanimously adopted its fiscal year 2024-2025 budget and approved the city's final millage rate at a public hearing Tuesday, Sept. 17, in Marble Hall at City Hall.
Mayor Joey Raspe read both resolutions into the record: Resolution 2024-11 to adopt the final levy of ad valorem taxes for Oct. 1, 2024Sept. 30, 2025, and Resolution 2024-12 to adopt the final budget for the same fiscal year. Commissioner Tom DiFransico moved to approve each resolution and Commissioner Tom Harding seconded; the motions passed on rollcall votes recorded as unanimous.
City staff told the commission there were no changes to the proposed budget since its prior posting and that there was no correspondence or public comment during the hearing. The minutes do not specify the numeric millage rate adopted or budget line-item amounts; both resolutions are described in the minutes as 'providing for an effective date' but the effective date is not stated in the record.
Present at the hearing were Mayor Joey Raspe; Vice-Mayor Freddie Foster (attending remotely); Commissioners Tom Harding, Tom DiFransico and Doug Colonell (remote); City Attorney Dirk Smits (remote); Police Chief Kris DiGiovanni; Building Official Tony Loreno; City Administrator John Bartus; Administrative Assistant Tammie Anderson; and City Clerk Silvia Roussin. The meeting was called to order at 5:05 PM and adjourned at 5:11 PM.
The commission took no other formal actions during the hearing. Copies of Resolutions 2024-11 and 2024-12 and the adopted final budget should be available in the city clerk's office for public inspection; the minutes do not reproduce the numerical millage rate or the budget totals.
