Osceola County leaders are warning that a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at lowering property taxes could also force the county to make millions of dollars
Osceola County leaders are warning that a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at lowering property taxes could also force the county to make millions of dollars
The proposed property tax exemption could reduce county’s revenue by $700 million over five years. St. Johns County officials laid out the potential financial impact
If Florida voters approve Amendment 3 on the November ballot, several youth programs could face serious funding cuts, according to the Children’s Services Council of Broward
Leaders at the district haven’t talked publicly about how Amendment 3 would hit their revenues. But internal estimates paint a bleak picture. As Hurricane Helene
Water watchdogs are raising alarms about Amendment 3, the statewide ballot initiative initially championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that would slash property tax funding for
Business group warns the property tax proposal could affect public services, small businesses and economic development The Seminole County Chamber has joined other Central Florida
Jacksonville firefighters and police officers are urging voters to reject Amendment 3, saying the proposed property tax changes could reduce funding for public safety services. A
Amendment 3 would increase the homestead exemption for non-school property taxes from $50,000 to $150,000 in 2027 and to $250,000 in 2028. Bartow City Manager
Proponents of Amendment 3 tout it as a relief measure that will save homeowners thousands in property taxes. But it’s really a ploy to benefit
