Taxes & Insurance in Pompano Beach

Pompano Beach property owners pay stacked city, county, and school-district millage rather than one flat rate, and homeowners and flood insurance run high by national standards even before factoring in the city's specific flood exposure. No Pompano-specific effective property tax rate or premium figure has been independently confirmed this session -- county and statewide figures are disclosed as the best available proxy.

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Broward County's FY2025-26 millage

Broward County lowered its countywide millage to 5.6658 mills for FY2025-26, its first reduction since 2018, though rising property values mean most bills still increase (Broward County budget documents; WLRN, September 2025). That county rate stacks with separate city, school-district, and special-district levies -- the total combined millage across Broward typically runs 16-23 mills depending on the specific city and taxing district.

Effective rates: a Broward-wide range, no Pompano-specific figure yet

Broward County's average effective property tax rate for 2025-2026 is cited at approximately 1.1%, with a disclosed range of roughly 0.85%-2.02% depending on location and local levies. No Pompano Beach-specific effective rate has been independently sourced in this dataset as of this build (consistent with every other Broward Tier B record here) -- confirm a specific parcel's bill with the Broward County Property Appraiser rather than relying on the county average.

Homestead exemption and Save Our Homes apply the same as statewide

Florida's 2026 homestead exemption for a primary residence totals $51,411 (a $25,000 slice applying to all levies including school taxes, plus a second $26,411 inflation-adjusted slice for non-school levies), and the Save Our Homes cap limits annual assessed-value growth to the lesser of 3% or CPI change (2.7% for 2026) once homesteaded -- a statewide rule, not Pompano-specific, and it doesn't apply to a new buyer's first-year bill.

Insurance: high statewide, and Pompano carries specific flood exposure

Florida homeowners insurance runs $3,240-$10,384/year depending on coverage and methodology, the highest in the nation, per statewide sourcing -- no Pompano-specific premium average was independently confirmed this session. What is specifically sourced for Pompano Beach: Redfin's risk data estimates 56% of properties face severe flood risk over the next 30 years, meaning flood insurance (a separate policy from homeowners coverage) is a real, not hypothetical, budget line for a majority of the city's housing stock -- confirm a specific address's FEMA flood zone before buying.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-22. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.