Jacksonville Beach Property Tax Info Online

Residents can find comprehensive information about how their property tax dollars are used on the City of Jacksonville Beach's official website. The city's Tax Talk page offers details on property taxes, the largest source of revenue for the city's General Fund.

For Fiscal Year 2027, property taxes are projected to provide 57% of the General Fund revenue. These funds support essential city services, including police and fire departments, Ocean Rescue, parks and recreation, street maintenance, planning and development, building inspections, and code enforcement.

The Tax Talk page explains how property tax contributions support city services. Visitors can learn about the allocation of the city's portion of their tax bill and understand millage rates and taxable values. The page also includes information on Homestead Exemptions, the Save Our Homes Act, and the distinction between the General Fund and the city's overall budget. It addresses the potential impact of Amendment 3 on Jacksonville Beach's local government operations.

The City of Jacksonville Beach encourages residents to visit the Tax Talk page for a clearer understanding of property tax obligations and their contribution to community well-being and public services. The page aims to clarify the city's financial operations.