Fiscal Year 2026 Proposed Budget & Millage Rates
Summary
The city presented its $442 million proposed budget for FY 2027, holding the property tax millage rate steady at 7.1172 for the seventh consecutive year. The budget funds public safety, infrastructure, and parks while adjusting fire protection assessments.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The average homesteaded single-family homeowner will see a modest tax and fee increase of roughly $152 annually, driven primarily by property value increases and fire assessment adjustments.
Miramar residents relying on city-provided police, fire rescue, parks, and essential municipal services.
Property owners facing cumulative tax and assessment increases amid rising cost-of-living pressures.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Commission (Regular) — July 8, 2026
The city presented its $442 million proposed budget for FY 2027, holding the property tax millage rate steady at 7.1172 for the seventh consecutive year. The budget funds public safety, infrastructure, and parks while adjusting fire protection assessments.
BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING — September 29, 2025
The city adopted a $458 million budget that holds the property tax millage rate steady at 7.1172 mills, funding critical public safety and municipal services while balancing cost-of-living concerns for residents.
FIRE PROTECTION ASSESSMENT & BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING — September 15, 2025
Miramar advanced its $423 million operating budget and held property tax rates steady at 7.1172 mills, sparking debate among commissioners over whether additional internal savings could be found to lower taxes for residents.
CITY COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING — June 26, 2025
Miramar is planning its $423 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year without proposing any property tax rate hikes. Officials reviewed long-term financial models to ensure public safety, parks, and basic services remain fully funded despite potential state-level tax pressures.
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