North Miami Council Unanimously Approves $238.9 Million Budget, Maintains 7.4 Millage Rate

North Miami, Miami-Dade County's sixth-largest city, approved a $238.9 million budget yesterday, September 21, 2026. The city council voted unanimously to pass the budget, which maintains the current 7.4 millage rate for residents.

This budget decision directly impacts property owners in North Miami, as the millage rate determines the amount of property tax paid per $1,000 of assessed property value. Keeping the rate at 7.4 mills means residents will not see an increase in this specific portion of their tax bill for the upcoming fiscal year.

The unanimous vote by the council indicates broad agreement on the overall financial plan for the city. However, the approval came without addressing a specific request from 'Jones,' a detail noted during the proceedings. The nature of Jones's request remains undisclosed.

Residents can expect the newly approved budget to guide city spending and services for the next fiscal year. The city will now proceed with implementing the financial plan, which allocates resources across various departments and initiatives within North Miami.