Council certifies stormwater utility assessment roll for FY2025‑26
August 12, 2025 | Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida
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The Melbourne City Council certified the stormwater utility assessment roll for fiscal year 2025‑26 and approved Resolution 4365 as required by state statute.
City staff reported the roll lists 32,988 parcels and the assessments are expected to generate $3,050,864.24. The certification will allow the tax collector to place the non‑ad valorem stormwater charges on the property tax bills. Staff said the roll reflects an increase of 78 parcels over the prior year and an approximate $10,000 increase in total assessment revenue.
Council approved the resolution unanimously; staff noted the statutory deadline to certify non‑ad valorem assessment rolls to the tax collector is Sept. 15 each year.
City staff reported the roll lists 32,988 parcels and the assessments are expected to generate $3,050,864.24. The certification will allow the tax collector to place the non‑ad valorem stormwater charges on the property tax bills. Staff said the roll reflects an increase of 78 parcels over the prior year and an approximate $10,000 increase in total assessment revenue.
Council approved the resolution unanimously; staff noted the statutory deadline to certify non‑ad valorem assessment rolls to the tax collector is Sept. 15 each year.
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