The city’s budget for FY26 is, somehow, simultaneously leaner than last year and bigger than ever before. City commissioners passed the $65.8 million taxing and spending plan on Sept. 25.
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La frase “lo que sube tiene que bajar” a menudo no se aplica a los impuestos. Pero este año en esta ciudad, sí. Los comisionados de Wilton Manors buscan recortar aún más los impuestos a la propiedad más de lo que ya lo han hecho.
Take bright, engaging colors and put them on tough, durable equipment and you have what you need for a new playground. Wilton Manors officially opened the new playspace at Stafford Park (AKA Island City Park Preserve or ICPP) on Sept. 13.
The phrase “what goes up must come down” often doesn’t apply to taxes. But this year in this city, it does. Wilton Manors’ city commissioners are looking to cut property taxes even more than they already have.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is good at burning bridges, but South Floridians are intent on saving bridges. On July 26, hundreds gathered at the Rainbow Bridge connecting Wilton Manors and Fort Lauderdale. It’s part of a response to orders by state and national officials to erase rainbow crosswalks.
En una época en la que parece que todo se vuelve más caro cada mes, los residentes de Wilton Manors están recibiendo un respiro: una rebaja de impuestos.
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