
City Budget
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This page collects the 2,429 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “City Budget”. Coverage spans public meetings and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Local Government, Infrastructure, and Affordable Housing.
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- Wed, Sep 232 items
- Encinitas City Council Considers Storm Actions, Park Equipment, Drainage Contracts, and Short-Term Rental RulesThe Encinitas City Council will review an agenda for its September 23, 2026, regular meeting featuring public hearings on short-term rental provisions, massage business regulations, and building code
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee schedules September 23, 2026 meeting on property tax revenue and housing report adoption
- Mon, Sep 211 item
- Tue, Sep 151 item
- Tue, Sep 84 items
- Opa-locka City Commission holds first budget hearing for fiscal year 2026-2027The Opa-locka City Commission is holding its first public hearing to consider ordinances that would set the property tax millage rate and adopt the city's general, proprietary, and special funds budge
- Sarasota City Commission to hold public hearings on 2027 fiscal year budget and property tax rates
- Miami Gardens City Council to hold first public hearing on 2026-2027 budget and property tax rates
- City of Doral Considers FY 2026-2027 Tentative Millage Rates and Annual Budget
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Key Actors
- 01Tampa City Councilorganization4 mentions
- 02Ron Salemperson3 mentions
- 03Chris Millerperson3 mentions
- 04Board of Commissionersorganization2 mentions
- 05Mark Shortperson2 mentions
- 06Matt Carlucciperson2 mentions
- 07South Howard Flood Relief Projectother2 mentions
- 08Monet Holderperson2 mentions
- 09Anna Maria City Commissionorganization2 mentions
- 10South Tampalocation2 mentions
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- Topic to peopleRon Salem, Chris Miller, Mark Short (+2 more)
- Topic to orgsTampa City Council, Board of Commissioners, Anna Maria City Commission
- Topic to meetingsEncinitas City Council Considers Storm Actions, Park Equipment, Drainage Contracts, and Short-Term Rental Rules, Affordable Housing Advisory Committee schedules September 23, 2026 meeting on property tax revenue and housing report adoption, Safety Harbor City Commission Meeting Agenda for September 21, 2026 (+14 more)
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- Sep 23, 2026MeetingEncinitas City Council Considers Storm Actions, Park Equipment, Drainage Contracts, and Short-Term Rental Rules
- Sep 23, 2026MeetingAffordable Housing Advisory Committee schedules September 23, 2026 meeting on property tax revenue and housing report adoption
- Sep 22, 2026local legislationNew Project to Collect Unpaid Business Taxes
- Sep 21, 2026MeetingSafety Harbor City Commission Meeting Agenda for September 21, 2026
- Sep 15, 2026MeetingCity Commission Holds First Budget Hearing and Considers Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Tax Levy and Annual Budget
- Sep 14, 2026meeting transcriptNeighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee Approves Grant Carryovers, E-Bike Sidewalk Regulations, and Infrastructure Funding
- Sep 8, 2026MeetingOpa-locka City Commission holds first budget hearing for fiscal year 2026-2027
- Sep 8, 2026MeetingSarasota City Commission to hold public hearings on 2027 fiscal year budget and property tax rates
- Sep 8, 2026MeetingMiami Gardens City Council to hold first public hearing on 2026-2027 budget and property tax rates
- Sep 8, 2026meeting transcriptJacksonville City Council Members Propose Restoring $4.9 Million to Affordable Housing Trust Fund
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