This Week In Jacksonville: Property taxes, budget among issues left unresolved after Florida session
Published on March 22, 2026.
The Florida legislative session ended with nearly 2,000 bills filed, but no agreement on the state budget, property taxes, or tax rates. This article discusses the ongoing battle between the two parties. The article also discusses the potential impact of this session on the economy.
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