Doral City Council Adopts Lower Millage Rate Amidst Revenue Adjustments

Overview: During a special meeting, the Doral City Council addressed a compliance issue with the adoption of a new millage rate, ultimately approving a revised rate of 1.6912 mills for the fiscal year 2025-2026. This decision came after the Florida Department of Revenue identified the previously adopted rate as requiring a two-thirds council vote, which had not been met. The new rate, which is lower than the prior fiscal year’s rate but 6.53% above the rollback rate, aims to balance the city’s general fund while meeting statutory requirements.

Doral City Council Defers Key Floodplain Management Update and Discusses Future Transit Plans

Overview: During the recent Doral City Council meeting, members deferred the second reading of a floodplain management update due to recent feedback from the Florida Division of Emergency Management. The update, which aims to incorporate recommended language changes, is now slated for discussion in December. Additionally, an in-depth presentation on Doral’s transit plan study has been postponed to the evening session, awaiting the consultant’s availability.

Doral City Council Tackles Transportation Woes Amidst Financial Constraints

Overview: The recent Doral City Council meeting focused heavily on the city’s transportation challenges, especially the need to enhance and expand the existing transit system. As the city’s population continues to grow, council members expressed urgency in addressing the inefficiencies of the current transportation network and emphasized the need for strategic planning, budget considerations, and public engagement to implement necessary improvements.

Doral City Council Deliberates Property Tax Reform and Its Potential Impact on Local Services

Overview: The Doral City Council convened recently to discuss legislative priorities for 2026, focusing on property tax reform and its implications for local governance and community services.

Doral City Council Prioritizes Military Family Day, Considers Street Naming for Community Leader

Overview: During the October 8th Doral City Council meeting, discussions centered on establishing a Military Family Day as a signature city event and the potential co-designation of a street in honor of Oswaldo Munoz, a respected community leader. Additionally, topics included the management of the city’s conservation areas, updates to safety regulations for skaters, and various municipal sponsorships.