Wilton Drive Improvement District Board (WDID)

About this meeting

The Wilton Drive Improvement District (WDID) is a special district attached to the city government under Chapter 189 of Florida Statutes, created by the City Commission in December 2014 to make Wilton Drive cleaner, safer and more attractive. With the City Commission's approval, the district can levy an assessment of up to $100,000 a year on property in the district, though not on government-owned land. Each year its board prepares a proposed budget, which the City Commission reviews and, if it approves, adopts. The five board members are appointed by the City Commission to three-year terms: two property owners in the district, two people whose businesses are in the district and one city resident. The agenda includes public comment (three minutes per speaker), and the city posts an application for board vacancies.

Summarized by Island City Today from the City of Wilton Manors' WDID page, ordinance and meeting agenda. Checked Nov 3, 2026.

• wiltonmanors.gov: Wilton Drive Improvement District (opens in a new tab)
• wiltonmanors.gov: city document (opens in a new tab)
• wiltonmanors.gov: agenda (opens in a new tab)
• wiltonmanors.gov: calendar entry (opens in a new tab)