Amendment 3 would deepen Citrus County deficit, staff says
County staff projected that if Amendment 3 passes, Citrus County could face tens of millions in lost property tax revenue over two years — driving a projected general‑fund shortfall of roughly $14.3M in the first phase and $25.7M at full phase‑in under current assumptions. Commissioners were asked to weigh millage changes, MSBUs/MSTUs and cuts to services.
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County staff told commissioners Oct. 6 that Florida’s proposed property tax Amendment 3 could sharply reduce local revenue, leaving the county with difficult choices about services and taxes.
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