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It would raise the homestead exemption from non-school taxes to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028, cut the cap on non-homestead assessments to 5%, and limit what property tax can pay for. What it does, what the state and the city estimate Wilton Manors would lose, and who is for and against it.
Read the explainer: Amendment 3, explained: the property tax question on your November ballotThe $45 million redevelopment of the plaza that holds Georgie's Alibi and Hunters cleared second reading on September 22, 5–0. What it means for the Drive, what changed between the two readings, what else passed that night, and what came next.
The Commission adopted the FY2027 millage and a $72.65 million budget on September 24. What it means for a Wilton Manors tax bill, where the cut came from, and the one line in the budget commissioners argued about.
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Two things are worth knowing.
First reading means an ordinance has to come back for a second vote before it takes effect — there is still time.Second reading is the final vote.
And the consent agenda is a block of items that pass together without discussion unless a commissioner pulls one out, which is where genuinely consequential things occasionally sit.