Amendment 3

Criticized the county's failure to release mugshots and urged a yes vote on Amendment 3.

Promoted a potential citrus orchard project benefiting St. Johns and Duval counties and submitted an Amendment 3 town hall question form.

Urged residents to research both sides of Amendment 3, warning about impacts to affordable housing, county services and quality of life.

Criticized the sheriff's office over mugshot posting, AI phone answering and unreleased records on Commissioner Whitehurst's texts, and urged a yes vote on Amendment 3.

Asked whether the amendment would apply to St. Johns County if it passes statewide, and officials confirmed it is a statewide referendum requiring 60% approval regardless of local vote.

Asked who proposed the amendment to get it on the ballot; officials said the language evolved through the House, Senate, governor, and courts and they were not equipped to answer definitively.

Asked whether the amendment could be repealed if it passes; officials said as a constitutional amendment, repeal would require another statewide referendum.

Asked how the $100 million, 20-year conservation bond on the ballot would fare if Amendment 3 passes and cuts taxes; officials said the dedicated 0.15-mil millage might not support the full borrowing.

Walked through the numbers: even a full rollback collects $14 million more than this year, and the flat rate takes $12 million extra from existing homeowners; disputed the compounded Amendment 3 revenue-loss figures.

Expressed concerns about overdevelopment and Amendment 3.