The rising costs of food, groceries, and gas are forcing Floridians to tighten their budgets, it's time for government to do the same. In the last 10 years, Florida's population has increased by an estimated 16%. In that same timeframe median wages in Florida have gone up roughly 52%. Yet county budgets have nearly doubled - increasing by 99% on average! It just doesn't make sense. It's time to take action to reduce our property taxes and get government spending under control.
Below is a heat map of the overwhelming increase in County property tax collection over the last 10 years. Each county is color coded by the percentage increase since 2015. On average, counties have increased revenue by 99% with one even as high as 176%. Hover or tap on a county to view the the specific amount collected last year and the percentage difference from 10 years ago.
Total Taxes Levied in 2025*
$000000000That's 99% more than 10 years ago
* Taxes collected are in reference to total property taxes collected at the county level. This does not include additional county or municipal levied fees separate of ad valorem taxes. County tax revenue data is from the Florida Department of Revenue. Polulation growth is from the The Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research. Median Florida income data is from the US Census