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Councilman urges stable millage rate as city weighs possible property-tax session

City of Keystone Heights Budget and Finance Committee · May 26, 2026
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Summary

City Manager Jamie Booth told the committee Governor DeSantis may call a special session on property taxes; Councilman Dan Lewandowski said he "feels it is imperative to have a constant millage rate" for the coming fiscal year.

City Manager Jamie Booth told the Budget and Finance Committee that Governor DeSantis may hold a special legislative session regarding property taxes. The comment was framed as a potential external development that could affect local revenue assumptions.

Councilman Dan Lewandowski said the council should examine the millage rate for the upcoming fiscal year and "feels it is imperative to have a constant millage rate." Members did not adopt a formal position at the May 26 meeting; the discussion highlighted the need to track state-level activity that could affect the city’s revenue projections.