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This fall, Florida residents are going to hear a lot about Amendment 3. This page gives you the tools to cut through the noise. It includes downloadable graphics and short videos, each with ready-to-post copy, to help your community understand what’s really at stake before November.
Before diving in, be sure to review our Property Tax Checklist. This helpful guide explains which types of communications are allowed in your personal capacity.
Graphic: “56 Percent”
Did you know: More than half of every Florida city budget goes to police, fire, and EMS.
Amendment 3 would cut the revenue that pays for it, with nothing named to replace it.
Before November, make sure your community knows what’s actually on the line.
Video: “Hit”
Amendment 3 calls public safety a priority but doesn’t require a single dollar be set aside for police, fire, or EMS.
That means the services we all rely on are set up to take the biggest hit.
Graphic: “Gone”
Amendment 3 would eliminate billions from local budgets.
When more than half of every city budget goes to police, fire, and EMS, a cut to local government funding is a cut to public safety.
Graphic: “Double”
Eliminating homestead property taxes doesn’t make the cost of local services disappear.
The Tax Foundation estimates sales taxes would need to roughly double to fill the gap.
That’s not a tax cut. It’s a tax shift.
Video: “Every”
In at least 85 Florida cities, Amendment 3 would leave public safety unaffordable at current levels.
Police, fire, EMS. All already stretched thin.
Amendment 3 means a real cut to real services that we all rely on.
Graphic: “Fire”
Florida firefighters have publicly warned that Amendment 3 could mean cuts of up to 25 percent to fire departments statewide.
Amendment 3 doesn’t protect our first responders.
Video: “Who Decides?”
You can hold local elected officials accountable at the ballot box.
But Amendment 3 would force rural and suburban towns to rely on Tallahassee to cover essential services.
That means politicians far away deciding whether to pave roads, build traffic lights, or fund law enforcement in your community.
That’s the reality of Amendment 3, if passed.
Graphic: “Magic”
Politicians say homestead property taxes can be eliminated without cutting cops, firefighters, or anything else that matters.
The math tells a different story. One bill gets smaller. Everything else goes up.
Follow the math, not the magic.
