Amendment 3

This page collects the 22 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Amendment 3”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Property Tax, Florida Politics, and Miami Dade County.

1. Thu, Sep 32 items
   1. Annie Lord of Miami Homes for All discusses affordable housing and Amendment 3Executive Director Annie Lord discusses strategies for addressing affordable housing in Miami-Dade, including the role of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and the potential impact of Amendment 3. The dMiami-Dade County
   2. Miami Homes for All Executive Director discusses affordable housing and Amendment 3Miami-Dade County
2. Wed, Sep 21 item
   1. Miami-Dade leaders campaign against Amendment 3 property tax proposalMiami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and other local officials are campaigning against Amendment 3, a ballot measure that would increase the homestead exemption for primary residences to $150,Miami-Dade County3 reports
3. Fri, Aug 281 item
   1. Amendment 3 property tax reduction proposal could create $1 million budget shortfall for Key BiscayneA proposed property tax reduction, known as Amendment 3, is projected to cause a budget shortfall exceeding $1 million for the Village of Key Biscayne if approved by voters in November. The estimate iMiami-Dade County
4. Mon, Aug 241 item
   1. Florida Policy Institute report warns Amendment 3 could shift hurricane recovery costs to local governmentsA new report from the Florida Policy Institute suggests that if Amendment 3 passes, local governments in counties like Bay, Sarasota, and Taylor could face financial strain by covering the majority ofSarasota County2 reports
5. Thu, Aug 201 item
   1. Pinellas transit officials warn Amendment 3 could eliminate 25 bus routes and 120 jobsPinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) officials report that if voters approve Amendment 3 this November, the agency faces a potential $34 million budget shortfall that could force the eliminationHillsborough County2 reports
6. Wed, Aug 192 items
   1. Florida Keys fire and ambulance services face projected revenue shortfalls if Amendment 3 passesFire and ambulance services in the Lower Keys are projected to face a revenue shortfall of $430,287 in the first year following the implementation of Amendment 3. This deficit is expected to increase Miami-Dade County
   2. Key Biscayne library construction continues despite potential Amendment 3 funding impactsMiami-Dade County

1. 01Ron DeSantisperson7 mentions
2. 02Amendment 3other4 mentions
3. 03Daniella Levine Cavaperson3 mentions
4. 04Shannon del Pradoperson3 mentions
5. 05Daniel Perezperson3 mentions
6. 06Alexandra Davisperson3 mentions
7. 07James Uthmeierperson3 mentions
8. 08Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authorityorganization2 mentions
9. 09Ron DeSantisperson2 mentions
10. 10Florida Policy Instituteorganization2 mentions