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Budget-mtg

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · Government meeting record

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The accountant reported that the town is nearly breaking even with a $4,000 deficit, noting that future project timelines may shift based on potential changes to homestead tax exemptions.

The Redington Shores Board of Commissioners reviewed the upcoming fiscal year's budget, capital improvement plans, and policy goals. The town is currently operating with a small $4,000 budget deficit and is exploring grant opportunities and potential adjustments to project timelines.

Why it matters

Residents may see changes to the timing of local road repairs and park projects depending on future grant funding and the outcome of a proposed constitutional amendment regarding homestead exemptions.

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  • Item 3

    The accountant reported that the town is nearly breaking even with a $4,000 deficit, noting that future project timelines may shift based on potential changes to homestead tax exemptions.

    FY26 Draft Budget Discussion

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  • Item 1

    The Town Manager reviewed goals for the next year, including the potential development of a Town Parks Master Plan and improvements to beach access facilities.

    Policy Goals and Objectives FY26/27

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  • Item 2

    The board discussed infrastructure priorities, specifically noting that current streetlights violate town code and adding Town Hall repairs as a contingency.

    Capital Improvement Plan

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CJ Hoyt

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Minutes textBudget-mtg-MINUTES

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

TOWN OF REDINGTON SHORES

BUDGET WORKSHOP MEETING

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026 - 6:00 P.M.

MINUTES

A Budget Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Redington Shores, Florida, was convened at

6:00 p.m.

Members Present: Mayor Commissioner Erin Schoos, Commissioner CJ Hoyt, Commissioner Douglas Harr

(virtual), Commissioner Larry Maynard

Members Absent: none.

Other Municipal Officials Present: Town Manager Margaret Carey, Town Attorney Nancy Meyer, Town Clerk

Michelle Lowe, Accountant Andy Tess, Chief Lee Ann Holroyd and Captain Dan Doherty (ISPD)

A. ROLL CALL

B. APPEARANCES AND PRESENTATIONS – none.

C. NEW BUSINESS

1. Policy Goals and Objectives FY26/27

Town Manager Carey reviewed the goals and objectives for the upcoming fiscal year. She asked the

Commission if developing a Town Parks Master Plan was still something the Commission wanted to

pursue.

Discussion ensued regarding the following:

• A previous consultant brought into the Parks & Recreation Committee, beautification of Town

easements, co-op gardens, and Florida-Friendly landscaping.

• Waiting until most of the construction is completed before repaving roads.

• Pursuing grants and reasons for denial.

• Possibility of adding showers and foot washes at beach accesses.

2. Capital Improvement Plan

Town Manager Carey reviewed the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP).

Discussion ensued regarding different elements of the CIP:

• Streetlight project – Commissioner Hoyt noted that current streetlights are in violation of our Town

Code and need to be addressed.

• The cost of streetlights.

• Town Hall improvements were added as a contingency in case Town Hall suffers any damage.

• Restricted funding and possible uses to assist in paying for streetlights.

• Accountant Tess reviewed the different types of funds: restricted, committed, and assigned.

3. Accountant – FY26 Draft Budget Discussion

Accountant Andy Tess explained the documents provided in his financial analysis, starting with the

millage rate and estimate of taxable value. He explained that the Town was close to breaking even on

total revenues and expenditures. There is only a $4,000 deficit. He informed that if the proposed

constitutional amendment to increase the homestead exception passes, the Town can adjust the timeline

for its scheduled capital improvement projects and research and pursue additional grant opportunities.

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  • Agenda item 1Land usediscussion_only

    The Town Manager reviewed goals for the next year, including the potential development of a Town Parks Master Plan and improvements to beach access facilities.

    Policy Goals and Objectives FY26/27

  • Agenda item 2Other meeting itemsdiscussion_only

    The board discussed infrastructure priorities, specifically noting that current streetlights violate town code and adding Town Hall repairs as a contingency.

    Capital Improvement Plan

  • Agenda item 3Budget and financediscussion_only

    The accountant reported that the town is nearly breaking even with a $4,000 deficit, noting that future project timelines may shift based on potential changes to homestead tax exemptions.

    FY26 Draft Budget Discussion

    $4,000 · Current projected budget deficit

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