Advisory board hears contingency options if Nov. 3 Amendment 3 affects city revenue
September 28, 2026 | Parkland, Broward County, Florida
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Christine Garcia, senior director of operational services and projects, told the board that while the commission has passed the FY27 budget, the city is preparing contingency options in case a Nov. 3 vote (referred to as "Amendment 3" in discussion) affects revenue and project feasibility. Those options include reducing services, deferring capital projects and exploring revenue increases.
"As a whole, city management has come up with a variety of different options and ideas to consider," Garcia said. She added that staff will work with the commission to prioritize projects and that strategic planning sessions will shape which capital items proceed if the vote changes the city’s projected revenues.
"As a whole, city management has come up with a variety of different options and ideas to consider," Garcia said. She added that staff will work with the commission to prioritize projects and that strategic planning sessions will shape which capital items proceed if the vote changes the city’s projected revenues.
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