05/28/2026
By the State CFO's own metrics, Weston’s FY25 budget was $2.5 million dollars less than projected growth tied to inflation, showcasing our City Commission's dedication to mindful stewardship, conservative financial planning, and business-savvy governance. We're proud to have achieved this while prioritizing the services that make Weston an exceptional place to live, work, and play. Proposed property tax reform measures risk painting all governments with the same brush of 'overspending', threatening the very services Weston residents cherish and deserve. We share the values of fiscal responsibility, accountability, and transparency, and assert that any tax reform must not jeopardize what makes Weston different from the rest. For more information, visit
City of Weston Data Packet - This page contains property tax data specific to the City of Weston, including how local revenues fund essential services such as public safety and infrastructure. The information is intended to provide helpful local context for evaluating proposals that may affect munic...