Indian River County leaders are warning that a proposed property tax amendment could cost the county $50 million in revenue. The warning comes as voters prepare to decide on the amendment in November.
A recent analysis from the Florida Policy Institute estimates that local governments statewide could lose nearly $4.8 billion if voters
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