The Commission conducted a second budget hearing, which included discussions on finalizing the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget and setting millage rates. Key agenda items included the approval of ad valorem tax levies for general funds and debt service, as well as appropriations for various enterprise and city funds. Commissioners debated the allocation of charitable donations, specifically regarding funding for a chess program and chamber of commerce activities, considering whether to move these programs under the administration of Leisure Services. Public comments were also heard regarding special exceptions for banquet hall projects.
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The City Commission meeting covered various administrative, financial, and community matters. Key actions included the approval of agreements for services such as IT, fire rescue equipment, and public utility projects. Several proclamations were issued, including those for Parks and Recreation Month and various awareness months. The Commission held public hearings to adopt the Annual Action Plan for Community Development Block Grants, approve budget amendments, and prescribe ballot language for the upcoming General Municipal Election. Additionally, discussions were held regarding economic development funding, an update on the Granicus meeting system, the potential creation of a Youth Advocacy Council, and the establishment of proposed millage and assessment rates for the upcoming fiscal year.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Sunrise City Commission Minutes
The Commission addressed a variety of agenda items, including the approval of several special event permits and various professional services agreements for traffic engineering, fire equipment, sound and lighting, drone shows, flooring materials, water treatment plant upgrades, and civil engineering services. Additionally, the meeting featured multiple presentations, including youth and teacher awards, recognition of school resource officers and safety patrols, recognition of parent associations, student government members, and a retiring utility employee. A proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month was also accepted. Discussions were held regarding the regulation of e-bikes in city parks, updates on neighborhood park infrastructure, and commercial development projects. A public hearing regarding a land use map amendment was deferred to a future date.
Apr 23, 2026·Board meeting
Aim Advisory Board Summary Minutes
The board discussed participation in the Business Spotlight Award program to recognize local businesses. A presentation was provided by the Grants Administrator regarding the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program, which assists homeowners with safety repairs and home improvements. The board addressed proposed action items, including initiatives to improve transportation for elderly and disabled residents to city events, and the creation of internship or job opportunities for young adults with disabilities. Additionally, the board received updates on accessibility enhancements for gym equipment at the Athletic Center and discussed board objectives related to program accessibility compliance.
