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Stop wasting millions on bureaucracy
Currently, a large share of the annual budget is being consumed by administration when neighbors want those dollars focused on drainage, flooding, and water control.
Plantation Acres Referendum • June 9, 2026
Vote YES to protect Plantation Acres.
After more than 5 years of community work, HB 4067 has passed both chambers of the Florida Legislature and Governor DeSantis has signed it into law. The bill gives our community the opportunity to vote on dissolving the Plantation Acres Improvement District (PAID) and transferring flood control and water management to the City of Plantation.
The referendum is set for June 9, 2026 — a stand-alone special election just for Plantation Acres residents. Here is what you need to know:
- 1. PAID currently collects $2.1 million per year from our community.
- 2. Over 86% of that money goes to administration — not flood protection.
- 3. The City of Plantation has the staff, the enforcement authority, and access to State and Federal funding programs that PAID cannot touch.
- 4. A YES Vote redirects your money to where it is needed most.
This opportunity may not come again if we do not act on June 9.
For the first time in 63 years, Plantation Acres has the chance to modernize flood control and water management by voting YES to move these services to the City of Plantation.
Why This Vote Matters
This is your chance to fix how millions of dollars are being used — and protect the future of Plantation Acres.
After years of community work, this referendum gives Plantation Acres residents the chance to move flood control and water management to the City of Plantation.
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Put real city power behind flood protection
A YES vote will shift responsibility to the City of Plantation, which already has staff, legal authority, and better access to outside funding sources.
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Protect Plantation Acres and our lifestyle
This vote is about water management, not changing our lifestyle, rural identity, or what residents love about Plantation Acres.
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Vote YES on June 9, 2026