Millage code 34X0 (Town of Melbourne Beach) totals 15.0586 mills: county 2.8643, library 0.3242, mosquito control 0.1340, South Brevard Recreation 0.3000, endangered lands 0.0458 + 0.0275 voted debt, schools 6.3100 (3.0620 state law, 0.7480 local, 1.5000 capital, 1.0000 voted teacher pay), Florida Inland Navigation District 0.0270, Sebastian Inlet District 0.1555, St. Johns River Water Management District 0.1793, and the town 4.691.
Town of Melbourne Beach: $2,919,857 of taxes levied; 59.7% on homesteads, 35.0% on other homes (non-homestead residential), 1.4% vacant lots, 2.9% commercial, 1.0% business equipment (tangible), 0.9% new construction.
Under “Legal Updates,” dated July 15, 2026. The Property Appraiser states that Florida’s 67 property appraisers “do not support or oppose any constitutional amendment or ballot measure.”
828 pages. Page numbers on this site are the book’s printed numbers (PDF page = printed + 2). Budget message pp. 4–19 (Amendment 3 impact p. 16); millages p. 21; Budget by Agency p. 22 (total $2,386,361,863); Sheriff pp. 393–433; capital program pp. 504–.
64 pages; page numbers on this site are the book’s printed “Page N of 58.” Profile p. 6; students p. 7; state formula pp. 9–10; millage p. 11; all-funds summary p. 14; fund summary and staffing pp. 16–17; General Fund pp. 19–21; debt pp. 23–25; capital pp. 27–29; special revenue pp. 31–38; insurance funds pp. 39–44. Linked from brevardschools.org → Budgeting, Cost Accounting & FTE → Adopted Budgets.
81 pages, linked from the town’s Finance page. Page numbers on this site are the PDF’s own page count; the book’s printed page number is 20 lower (PDF p. 24 = book p. 4). Reserves p. 22; millage p. 23; General Fund statement p. 24; revenues pp. 25–26; salaries pp. 27–28; departments pp. 29–52; other funds pp. 53–79; five-year capital plan pp. 80–81.
The one-page summary Florida law requires (spreadsheet). States “TOTAL EXPENDITURES $5,359,912” across 11 fund columns, and that spending is “23.68% LESS” than last year.
Total expenditures $7,023,492, including $2,021,211 of stormwater projects (Fund 341). Operating rate 4.6000 mills plus 0.0910 voted debt mills for the stormwater loan.
Earlier budgets (FY2022, FY2024, FY2025) are on the same Finance page.
Independent auditors’ reports dated June 8, 2026 (Daytona Beach, Florida). Financial highlights p. 6; debt p. 13 and Note 8 p. 34; police pension p. 52; management letter pp. 62–64; management’s response p. 66 (PDF page numbers).
The town’s own explanation of its proposed $5.0 million, 20-year stormwater and road bond, with its estimated tax impact (0.53–0.70 mills; $131–$175 a year on $250,000 of taxable value). Fact sheet: melbournebeachfl.org/files/assets/city/v/1/town-managerclerk/documents/go_bond_infographic-final-two-pages.pdf