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Palm Beach finalizes $137.1M budget; property tax rate stays steady
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Palm Beach Finalizes $137.1 Million Budget, Property Tax Rate Holds Steady at $2.61

Palm Beach officials have finalized the town's budget at $137.1 million, maintaining the property tax rate at $2.61 per $1,000 of taxable value for the fiscal year beginning October 1. This ensures no increase in the town portion of property tax bills for residents.

10/02/2026 · Palm Beach County edition

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Palm Beach officials finalized the town's budget at $137.1 million, with the property tax rate remaining unchanged at $2.61 per $1,000 of taxable value. This decision, made by town officials, directly impacts property owners as the new fiscal year begins on October 1.

The stable property tax rate means residents will not see an increase in the town portion of their property tax bills this year. For every $1,000 of a property's assessed value, owners will continue to pay $2.61 to the town. This consistency provides predictability for homeowners and businesses in Palm Beach as they plan their finances for the upcoming year.

Town officials approved the budget after a series of deliberations, ensuring that essential services and planned projects receive adequate funding. The $137.1 million allocation covers various town operations, including public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and community services. The process involved public hearings and detailed reviews to balance community needs with fiscal responsibility.

The new fiscal year for Palm Beach officially commences tomorrow, October 1. Residents can expect the town's financial operations to proceed under the newly approved budget, with the stable tax rate in effect. This budget aims to maintain the quality of life and services Palm Beach residents expect without imposing additional tax burdens.

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