Winter Springs delays budget vote, will hold special meeting July 22
Officials want more time to consider possible property tax increases before budget vote, but they are bringing back the Scottish Highland Games.
Officials want more time to consider possible property tax increases before budget vote, but they are bringing back the Scottish Highland Games.
City cites increases in costs to the city, most notably the cost of labor, for the proposed 17% tax rate increase.
Aside from stormwater improvements, city joins Central Florida Waste-to-Energy initiative to turn biosolids into compressed natural gas
City manager job posting goes live, Tuskawilla Crossing pond failure lawsuit mulled, Bruster's Ice Cream building sees new life
Voters will be asked to renew the penny sales tax for another decade to fund infrastructure, schools
The western stretch of S.R. 434 in Winter Springs could be seeing multiple changes to the 45 mph speed limit.
The city revised its penny sales tax project list, removing an events center and pickleball building, instead adding $3.2M in stormwater projects
Officials say buying $354,000 disc filters will save the city money in the long run versus paying for leased equipment.
The 8.17-acre parcel of land, near where the Seminole County trail bends northwest at the intersection of State Roads 419 and 434, had sat unused except for a single home on the property.
Commissioner Cade Resnick upset that meeting details weren’t shared. Meanwhile, the inspector general is requesting detailed information by May 15.