At a public forum, Dunedin leaders said the proposed homestead exemption changes in Amendment 3 would strip roughly $7.6 million from the city budget by year two, forcing cuts to parks, libraries and possibly public-safety contracts unless replacement revenue is found.

Palm Beach County property appraiser Dorothy Jacks told the Lake Worth Beach commission that Amendment 3 on the Nov. 3 ballot would expand homestead exemptions and could reduce the city's ad valorem revenue by millions in coming years; she also announced an online calculator to help residents estimate impacts.

Property Appraiser Scott Russell told commissioners that expanded homestead exemptions under Florida Amendment 3 would reduce homestead taxable value roughly $1 billion in the first implementation years but countywide taxable values could still rise modestly; the state's model and Russell's independent projections both estimate a relatively small net county revenue reduction compared with initial concerns.

Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks told Riviera Beach council that a statewide ballot measure (Amendment 3) would raise homestead exemptions and could remove millions in tax revenue from the city's roll, stressing the council should plan multiple budget scenarios.

Broward County Property Appraiser Marty told the Lighthouse Point commission that the proposed November constitutional amendment—phased homestead-exemption increases and a lower cap on non‑homestead growth—would reduce local tax levies under multiple scenarios and urged voters to study fiscal tradeoffs.

Using household examples, John W. Coffee explained how Florida's Save Our Homes cap and homestead exemptions can produce wide disparities in city tax bills for properties of similar market value.

A homestead exemption is a legal provision that can help you pay less taxes on your home.

Board approved 19 homestead exemptions and denied 1 based on state law regulations.

Trustees approved the district’s 2025 tax roll required under Texas Property Tax Code §26.09. Finance staff said the levy in the presentation used tax rates from recent propositions and that homestead-exemption increases drove a year-over-year exemption growth of roughly $570 million.

Close relatives of the federal official who has accused a Federal Reserve governor of improperly claiming primary residence on two properties have declared the same status on two homes in two different states, public records show.