Amendment Three's threat to city revenue
Summary
If the property tax overhaul passes in November, Lynn Haven faces an estimated $1.6 million hit in FY 2028 — the first of several years of cuts. Commissioners noted it could make a safety non-ad valorem assessment the only tool left, and a state judge's wording challenge adds uncertainty.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated $1.6 million revenue reduction in FY 2028, with 40-45% cuts to ad valorem income projected.
Property owners if taxes drop; unclear long-term given service losses.
Cities losing core-service funding — police, fire, and rescue budgets statewide.
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