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St. Johns County faces major revenue cuts following property tax reform

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St. Johns County is preparing for budget adjustments following the approval of Amendment 3, a property tax reform measure by Florida voters. Clay Murphy, chair of the County Board Commissioners, acknowledged the challenge, noting the county has been planning for the outcome since spring.

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Why it matters

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The tax reform is projected to cause substantial revenue reductions for St. Johns County, potentially reaching $191.6 million by fiscal year 2032. In response, the county has implemented a permanent hiring freeze and initiated a review of services, staffing, and capital projects.

Potential policy change affects county revenue in St. Johns County via a property tax amendment.

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Who's involved

  • MurphyChairs the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • St. AugustineSpeculative

    The revenue loss could may reduce overall economic stability and municipal investment in St. Augustine.

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