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Board hears update on Florida property-tax amendment; commissioners flag lack of clarity

Board of Commissioners, Town of Redington Shores · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Town Manager Margaret Carey briefed the board on a June 2 proposed Florida constitutional amendment that would raise the homestead exemption and limit how ad valorem revenue is used; commissioners discussed budgeting implications and the possibility of a public forum.

Town Manager Margaret Carey told commissioners that the Florida Legislature passed a proposed constitutional amendment on June 2 "that would increase the homestead property tax exemption and restrict how cities and counties can use ad valorem tax revenue." Carey reviewed a handout from the Florida League of Cities and said the measure raises questions about municipal budgeting.

Commissioner Larry Maynard noted multiple aspects of the proposed amendment and described the bill as lacking clarity; commissioners discussed potential impacts on the town budget and the idea of holding a forum for residents to explain the changes and collect feedback. No formal action or vote was taken; the conversation was recorded as informational and for potential future outreach to residents.