Baker County’s government, independent special taxing districts and the City of Macclenny could collectively lose nearly $6.7 million in annual property-tax revenue by the second year in 2028 of a proposed constitutional amendment headed to Florida voters in November, according to new state estimates that are slightly higher than previously estimated by the county property appraiser’s office. That may come after about half that sum is lost next …
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