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Budget Workshop FY26 Press Release - 24 Jul 2025

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The City of Gulf Breeze held a budget workshop to discuss the proposed FY26 budget, which maintains current property tax rates while passing on county-level tax savings to residents. The plan includes funding for utility undergrounding and a proposed rate adjustment for stormwater services.

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The proposed budget impacts local property tax bills and utility costs for Gulf Breeze residents, with an estimated $533 annual savings for a home with a $277,000 taxable value due to county millage rollbacks.

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Budget Workshop FY26 Press Release - 24 Jul 2025 (2025-07-24)

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Budget Workshop FY26 Press Release - 24 Jul 2025. Agenda: Budget Workshop FY26 Press Release - 24 Jul 2025 - Agenda - Html Press Release City Clerk's Office 1070 Shoreline Drive Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 City of Gulf Breeze Telephone 850-934-5115 Fax 850-934-5114 http://cityofgulfbreeze.us/ PRESS RELEASE IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JULY 24, 2025 Monday, July 21st, Mayor JB Schluter & City Council Discussed a General Fund Budget That Saves Taxpayers and Invests in Resiliency Passes on Full Savings from County Millage Reduction With no special assessments and no increase in the millage rate, the proposed budget delivers the full benefit of Santa Rosa County’s millage rollback, saving the owner of a $277,000 taxable-value home approximately $533 next year. 33% Increase in Projected Revenues Fueled by grants and capital reserves, the City can invest in key infrastructure without relying on new debt or raising the property tax rate. Undergrounding Utilities Thanks to long-range capital planning, the budget funds completion of neighborhood collector undergrounding—a 20+ year City goal and major Strategic Plan initiative. Stormwater Utility Modernization A $2.75 per ERU rate adjustment is proposed to ensure the utility is fully self-funded, as recommended in the City’s 2018 stormwater study. Next Budget Workshop: August 4 at 2:30 p.m. Topics will include Parks & Recreation, CRA Fund, and Utility Enterprises. Click Here to View PowerPoint Presentation

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The City of Gulf Breeze held a budget workshop to discuss the proposed FY26 budget, which maintains current property tax rates while passing on county-level tax savings to residents. The plan includes funding for utility undergrounding and a proposed rate adjustment for stormwater services.

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