The Florida Legislature is reviewing several bills for the 2026 Legislative Session that could change how property taxes work statewide. These proposals may affect the amount of property tax revenue received by cities, including the Town of Lake Park. Because property taxes help pay for important local services, such as law enforcement, parks, public works, and other daily operations, the Town is sharing this information so residents can stay informed and review the official documents directly.
Why This Matters for Lake Park
Early estimates from the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser’s Office show that several of the proposed bills could significantly reduce the Town’s future property tax revenue.
A reduction in revenue could lead to:
- Lower service levels
- Higher taxes for properties that do not receive new exemptions
- Possible increases to fees
- Less ability for the Town to add new improvements, capital projects, or community services
Where to Review the Bills and Data
Property Tax Bills - Filed-To-Date - November 2025: CLICK HERE
Town of Lake Park Property Tax Data Packet: CLICK HERE
(This packet explains how property taxes support Town services, how millage works, and other helpful background)
Select Committee on Property Taxes – Meeting Information
The Florida House of Representatives Select Committee on Property Taxes will meet to discuss these proposals:
Date: Thursday, November 20, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Location: Webster Hall, Tallahassee
Agenda: Discussion of proposed property tax changes
To our knowledge this meeting will not be streamed live, however it will be posted to the Florida House of Representatives YouTube Channel later.
