Governor Ron DeSantis on Thursday rolled out a $117.4 billion “Floridians First” budget plan for Fiscal Year 2026–27, touting tax relief, record education funding, major Everglades and water projects, and new money for law enforcement, housing, and health programs.
Boca Raton officials spent two days walking through the design and dollars behind a 99-year public-private deal that would remake the downtown City Hall campus and send the final decision to voters next March.
Boca Raton City Council will decide tonight whether to add 105 low-income apartments, a museum and new streetscape work as part of Phase II of the Residences at Martin Manor on North Dixie Highway.
Florida Atlantic University will ask its Board of Trustees to approve a 15% increase for non-resident tuition starting Fall 2026, the school’s first out-of-state hike in more than a decade.
Boca Raton’s total millage dipped to 3.6649, but higher property values—and the rest of the taxing stack—push many tax bills higher this year.