Multiple Safe Neighborhood Improvement District boards approve FY2026 millage, assessments and budgets
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Summary
A series of neighborhood SND boards in Lauderhill approved millage rates, special assessments and final FY2026 budgets on Sept. 29, with local boards passing ordinances adopting the levies and budgets to be incorporated into the city’s fiscal 2026 budget.
Several Safe Neighborhood Improvement District (SND) boards affiliated with the City of Lauderhill approved the fiscal-year 2026 millage rates, non-ad valorem special assessments and final budgets during meetings on Sept. 29.
What happened: The board members for multiple SNDs — including the Habitat SND, Manors of Inverie SND, Isles of Inverie SND and Windermere Tree Gardens SND — adopted ordinances setting FY2026 millage and assessment rates and passed resolutions adopting final budgets for each district. Each vote was recorded as unanimous in the limited-agenda board meetings that preceded the regular commission meeting.
Numbers and actions (examples from the meetings): - Habitat SND: adopted a millage rate of 1.0 mil and a non-ad valorem assessment of $125 per parcel for FY2026 and approved the SND budget to be incorporated in the city budget. - Manors of Inverie SND: adopted a millage rate of 0.0 mil and assessments varying by association (master association $100, condo associations $400) per parcel per year; approved the FY2026 budget. - Isles of Inverie SND and Windermere Tree Gardens SND: each board adopted their respective millage and assessment schedules and approved final budgets to be incorporated into the city budget.
Why it matters: The SND levies and assessments provide local funding for neighborhood improvements and operations and will be rolled into the City of Lauderhill’s adopted FY2026 budget.
What comes next: Each approved SND budget will be incorporated into the city’s FY2026 operating budget; the city audit and budget staff will record the assessment proceeds and implement the planned improvements and maintenance work as specified by each SND board.