November Property Tax Reform Ballot Measure (Amendment 3 Proposal)
Summary
Staff warned the homestead exemption expansion on the November ballot could cut county property tax revenue by $68 million in 2028, growing to nearly $200 million a year by 2032 — roughly 45% of current property taxes. One commenter called those figures compounded and scare-tactic numbers.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Potential recurring revenue losses approaching $200 million a year by 2032, forcing future cuts or new taxes like gas or sales tax increases.
Homeowners would see lower property tax bills if the referendum passes.
County services face deep cuts or replacement taxes if revenues fall as projected.
Mentions & discussions (2)
St. Johns County residents press county leaders for answers about public safety, tax relief during Amendment 3 town hall
St. Johns County residents press county leaders for answers about public safety, tax relief during Amendment 3 town hall News4JAX
Special Board of County Commissioners - Sep 15, 2026
Staff warned the homestead exemption expansion on the November ballot could cut county property tax revenue by $68 million in 2028, growing to nearly $200 million a year by 2032 — roughly 45% of current property taxes. One commenter called those figures compounded and scare-tactic numbers.
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