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Atlantic Beach Offers Guide to Proposed Amendment 3
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Atlantic Beach Guide to Proposed Amendment 3

The City of Atlantic Beach has published an educational guide to Proposed Constitutional Amendment 3, detailing its potential impacts on local property taxes and municipal services. Residents can access the information on the city's official website.

09/27/2026 · Atlantic Beach edition

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The City of Atlantic Beach released a non-partisan guide for residents to understand Proposed Constitutional Amendment 3, appearing on the upcoming general election ballot. The guide clarifies potential impacts on local property taxes and municipal services.

If approved, Amendment 3 would significantly alter property tax laws. Key provisions include expanding non-school homestead exemptions to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028. The amendment also proposes reducing the assessment cap for non-homestead properties from 10% to 5% and phasing in exemptions for new Florida residents.

The City compiled background analysis, property tax breakdowns, and official state ballot details to explain the localized fiscal implications and potential policy adjustments for city services. This information provides an overview of how the proposed changes could affect Atlantic Beach.

Residents can find the comprehensive information on the City of Atlantic Beach's official website. Under Florida law, municipal governments cannot advocate for or against constitutional amendments. The portal is strictly for educational purposes.

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