Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Coral Springs public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in taxes budget with high priority
Property Tax Amendment 3 Concerns
Senator Tina Polsky presented on Amendment 3, and a resident asked for concrete examples of its budget impact ahead of an October 8 public forum.
Retirement Plan Investment Review and Policy
The focus group will review quarterly investment performance and discuss updates to the Investment Policy Statement to ensure strong oversight of employee retirement funds.
FY26 Audited Financial Report Review
The advisory board will review the school's financial audit for the 2026 fiscal year to ensure proper management of funds.
Adoption of FY 2026-2027 City Budget
The full FY27 budget covering all city funds got its first approval. Residents can still weigh in before final adoption on September 23.
Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Audit
The board reviewed the annual audit agreement with RSM to ensure financial accountability and transparency for the redevelopment agency.
Intergovernmental Dispute Over Tax Collection
The city abated a code-enforcement nuisance on a property and billed it through the tax roll, but the Broward County Tax Collector disagreed. The Commission authorized the state conflict-resolution process to settle it.
Property and Casualty Insurance Renewal
The city's insurance coverage for buildings, vehicles, and operations was awarded to the Florida League of Cities' insurance trust at roughly $4.68 million a year. This is a major operating cost that factors into the budget.
FY2027 School Budget and Financials
The board adopted the budget for the upcoming fiscal year and reviewed third-quarter financial results. An amended budget will follow later in the summer.
FY 2026 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program Amendment
The city approved a $3.5 million increase to both its general operating budget and capital improvement program, bringing totals to $195 million and $30.9 million respectively.