Council adopts tentative millage rates for downtown districts A–C
September 09, 2026 | Ocala, Marion County, Florida
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The Ocala City Council approved Resolution 2026-158 on Sept. 9, 2026, to establish tentative operating millage rates for downtown development districts A, B and C for fiscal year 2026-27.
The clerk read the proposed rates and comparisons to rollback rates: Downtown District A at 1.7185 (4.37% above the rollback rate of 1.6466); District B at 1.6332 (5.62% above the rollback rate of 1.5463); and District C at 1.4699 (8.08% above the rollback rate of 1.3600). Budget Director Tammy Haslam told the council the proposed rates are consistent with current-year millage and recommended adoption. The council voted in favor by roll call.
The clerk read the proposed rates and comparisons to rollback rates: Downtown District A at 1.7185 (4.37% above the rollback rate of 1.6466); District B at 1.6332 (5.62% above the rollback rate of 1.5463); and District C at 1.4699 (8.08% above the rollback rate of 1.3600). Budget Director Tammy Haslam told the council the proposed rates are consistent with current-year millage and recommended adoption. The council voted in favor by roll call.
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