County Commission - Sept. 22, 2026
7:15:23 …because it ensured that they would more easily get the agricultural property tax. I do believe as someone who has personally patronized the growth for the last 12 years and spent…Play from 7:15:23
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Regular Meeting @ 5 p.m.
14:46 Currently, we raised $232 million in estimatd property taxes between the mstu and the general fund. When we go -- if the state goes to $150,000 homestead tax exemption, at the current millage levels, we will estimate losing $43 million in year one…Play from 14:46
City Commission Meeting
25:59 So, let's look at a little more detail of what's in this budget, and again, I'm flying through a little bit because this is what we discussed last time at just kind of as a refresher taxes in this presentation as a financial statement line, so it's property taxes, but it also includes gas, tax, sales, tax and utilities.Play from 25:59
City Commission First budget Hearing: September 15, 2026
13:28 We also had a property tax public forum on August 25th, and we have another one coming up on October 8th. That is in regards to the amendment three.Play from 13:28
Board of Commissioners
35:58 …assumption of the tax rate. So, I think that was a little bit to just point out that, you know, that's why you can have so many different scenarios depending on what you want to adjust within the auto.Play from 35:58
BUDGET MEETING
35:19 Within the blue revenue section uh, there is a white box that shows the total proposed ad valorum property tax levy at approximately 180.6 million of this 180.6, about $2 million goes directly to the Florida Department of Health as a local contribution to the Monroe…Play from 35:19
City Commission, Budget Workshop 3:00 p.m. - CANCELLED, First Public Hearing of Budget 5:01 pm, Water Control District (immediately following the Budget Hearing)
3:35:26 To to soften the blow right to you is there any desire to right, four, five years from now, you know, there could be issues. go to for 99 to 5.50 5.30 but to bring in some additional revenue because If property tax passes next year, next budget year, we only lose $3 million.Play from 3:35:26
Town Commission Meeting September 14, 2026
19:34 The Attorney General did modify the language that did say, which was struck by the courts, save our homes for excessive property taxes, and they changed it to increased homes that exemption and work cap on increases and non-unumsted copies assessment.Play from 19:34
09/10/2026 Special and Regular Commission Meeting
20:28 No discussion. Well, you enter it. Well, we'll move on to resolution 2026-68. Drew, resolution 20226-68, a resolution of the city of Flagler Beach, Florida, levying the abalone property tax middle for municipal purposes on all taxable…Play from 20:28
City Commission on 2026-09-10 5:05 PM - Special
26:28 Fema reimbursement timing, future property tax uncertainty and maintaining our strong financial position. Some of the major highlights are, as I said earlier, the grant funding allocations across across all funds from 35 million dollars.Play from 26:28
City Commission Meeting
2:33:23 …the first of the two public hearings. Uh The operating budget is $983 million, that's across 14 major funds, the general fund we pay the most attention to because it's the most constrained with property taxes only making 94% of what our police budget requires.Play from 2:33:23
Regular Meeting @ 5:00 p.m.
35:34 The impact of assessed value verse taxable value in alachua county, our assessed value is $39.2 billion, taxable is $26.8 billion. So when you see it in raw numbers, that's $13 billion of value off of the books.Play from 35:34
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