Milton council approves tentative millage rate for FY2027
September 03, 2026 | Milton, Santa Rosa County, Florida
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The City of Milton council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-13 on Sept. 3, adopting the tentative levy of ad valorem taxes for fiscal year 2027. Councilman Hawthorne moved the resolution, Councilman Powell seconded, the city attorney read the title, and the measure passed 6–0.
Mayor (chair) opened the special called meeting, confirmed a quorum and said the first public hearing would review the tentative millage rate and related budget items. After the title was read, the council voted without public comment. "Unanimously approved by all 6 members present," the mayor stated after the vote. The resolution advances the millage to the next scheduled public hearing later this month for final adoption if needed.
Mayor (chair) opened the special called meeting, confirmed a quorum and said the first public hearing would review the tentative millage rate and related budget items. After the title was read, the council voted without public comment. "Unanimously approved by all 6 members present," the mayor stated after the vote. The resolution advances the millage to the next scheduled public hearing later this month for final adoption if needed.
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