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FL H1149
Bill
Status
3/14/2020
Primary Sponsor
Nick DiCeglie
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AI Summary
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Local governments must post voting records on tax increases and new tax-supported debt issuances on their websites, with a 4-year history required by October 1, 2023
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County property appraisers must maintain websites showing proposed property tax notices and millage rate history for each parcel, with a 4-year history required by October 2022
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Public hearings required at least 14 days before any vote on tax increases or new tax-supported debt exceeding 5 years, with newspaper advertising requirements including quarter-page minimum ads in 18-point font
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Local governments must conduct debt affordability analyses before issuing new tax-supported debt, including 5-year historical ratios and 2-year projections
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Counties and municipalities must report economic development incentives over $25,000 to the Office of Economic and Demographic Research by January 15 annually, classified into three categories: direct financial incentives, general business assistance, and recruitment/retention efforts
Legislative Description
Local Government Fiscal Transparency
Last Action
Died in Community Affairs
3/14/2020