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Amendment 3 Impact by Florida County: Losses, Millage & New Fees

All 67 Florida counties: Amendment 3 revenue-loss estimates, 2025 millage rates and every sourced fee or assessment action, county by county.

Estimated first-year and five-year local revenue loss from Amendment 3 for every county, with 2025 total millage (statewide rank in parentheses). Click a county for its taxing authorities and tracked actions.

CountyLoss FY 2027-285-year lossTotal millage 2025 (rank)Tracked items
Alachua$77.0M$689.4M20.8894 (2)1
Baker$4.4M$33.0M14.6131 (44)0
Bay$27.1M$203.7M12.6966 (59)0
Bradford$5.3M$41.5M16.5732 (19)0
Brevard$126.9M$1,098.6M13.7669 (56)0
Broward$535.7M$4,865.6M19.8638 (4)0
Calhoun$1.3M$7.3M15.3340 (37)0
Charlotte$46.1M$452.6M15.6763 (27)0
Citrus$38.3M$289.4M15.4758 (31)0
Clay$42.9M$342.3M15.3466 (36)0
Collier$72.8M$751.7M9.8185 (65)0
Columbia$8.7M$60.2M14.6841 (43)0
DeSoto$4.5M$36.0M15.9319 (25)0
Dixie$2.1M$11.1M19.8732 (3)0
Duval$198.5M$1,689.0M17.8910 (9)0
Escambia$45.3M$346.9M14.1316 (51)0
Flagler$49.5M$456.8M17.1551 (17)0
Franklin$2.1M$16.5M10.6003 (64)0
Gadsden$6.0M$38.8M16.1423 (21)0
Gilchrist$3.6M$28.6M15.5297 (30)0
Glades$2.3M$17.1M18.3732 (8)0
Gulf$2.6M$26.7M12.2198 (61)0
Hamilton$1.4M$8.7M15.2115 (38)0
Hardee$2.7M$19.5M14.1244 (52)0
Hendry$7.7M$65.5M17.1732 (16)0
Hernando$38.5M$315.0M14.5695 (45)0
Highlands$15.4M$114.9M14.5216 (47)0
Hillsborough$342.0M$3,430.1M18.8553 (5)1
Holmes$3.2M$21.6M15.4115 (34)0
Indian River$40.7M$366.9M14.1659 (50)0
Jackson$4.1M$24.1M14.2637 (49)0
Jefferson$2.2M$15.2M13.8674 (55)0
Lafayette$1.0M$6.2M16.2231 (20)0
Lake$98.9M$930.9M15.6324 (29)0
Lee$178.0M$1,740.5M13.9967 (53)0
Leon$56.8M$447.0M17.8003 (10)0
Levy$8.0M$57.1M16.0399 (24)0
Liberty$0.7M$4.5M15.1744 (39)0
Madison$2.2M$15.4M15.1668 (40)0
Manatee$85.7M$825.5M14.5524 (46)0
Marion$87.6M$707.6M15.8838 (26)0
Martin$50.3M$456.3M16.0598 (22)0
Miami-Dade$524.7M$5,161.5M18.4893 (7)1
Monroe$13.7M$144.7M8.2361 (67)1
Nassau$30.5M$297.2M16.0559 (23)0
Okaloosa$26.5M$204.9M12.2773 (60)0
Okeechobee$5.7M$47.4M14.4357 (48)0
Orange$270.2M$2,825.1M17.4100 (14)0
Osceola$87.3M$922.2M14.9738 (41)1
Palm Beach$418.1M$4,108.4M17.4918 (12)0
Pasco$158.2M$1,435.4M17.2168 (15)0
Pinellas$269.3M$2,319.1M18.4941 (6)0
Polk$138.7M$1,336.4M15.4378 (32)0
Putnam$10.9M$72.1M17.7142 (11)0
Santa Rosa$26.7M$226.7M11.7171 (62)0
Sarasota$85.1M$807.1M12.7527 (58)0
Seminole$100.0M$913.7M15.3480 (35)0
St. Johns$76.0M$803.4M13.9738 (54)0
St. Lucie$127.7M$1,055.2M21.5570 (1)0
Sumter$35.6M$347.4M11.2052 (63)0
Suwannee$6.8M$49.4M15.6611 (28)0
Taylor$2.4M$15.3M15.4326 (33)0
Union$1.4M$7.9M16.7165 (18)0
Volusia$160.7M$1,415.5M17.4169 (13)0
Wakulla$6.4M$52.2M13.4421 (57)0
Walton$14.0M$171.1M9.1512 (66)0
Washington$3.2M$22.3M14.9640 (42)0

Source: Florida TaxWatch Property Tax Resource Center (Revenue Estimating Conference estimates and DOR 2025 millage, Oct 2026).

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