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Week of 2026-08-03

Maitland Council Tackles Millage Rate, Clean Water Plan in Busy Budget Stretch

Maitland's City Council has spent the past two weeks focused on the city's next budget, with a July 27 meeting scheduled to include a decision on the proposed millage rate and a public hearing on a clean water facility plan. Minutes for all recent meetings have not yet been published, so outcomes are not yet available.

July 27: Millage Rate, Clean Water Project, and Consent Items

The July 27 City Council meeting was set to include a decision on the proposed millage rate — the property tax rate that directly affects what residents pay. The agenda also listed a public hearing on Resolution No. 8-2026 for the Clean Water Project Facility Plan.

The consent agenda for that meeting covered several items:

Because minutes have not yet been published, the vote tallies and final outcomes for these items are not yet confirmed in the public record.

July 20–21: Budget Workshops Begin

The Council held two budget workshops in the week prior. On July 20, members reviewed the FY 2027 General Fund Budget Draft. No formal decisions were listed on that agenda.

On July 21, the Council continued budget review with presentations on funding requests from two city-affiliated institutions: the Maitland Public Library and the Art & History Museums of Maitland. Both sessions were workshops, meaning they were designed for discussion rather than formal votes.

These workshops are part of the annual process where the Council reviews department and program requests before setting the budget for the fiscal year that begins October 1.

Coming Up

Two meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks:

Residents who want to follow the budget process or weigh in on downtown zoning changes may want to attend these sessions. Agendas are available through the city's official meeting portal.

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