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Officials: Amendment 3 Could Lead To Large Drop In Wellington Revenues
Summary by Wellington News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Patrick Sherry , as published by Town-Crier (Wellington & western communities)
· September 4, 2026
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Key points Further information about the potential impact of Amendment 3 can be found through the Town-Crier Newspaper, which initially reported on the issue. During a recent workshop session, they learned about the possible impact of Amendment 3 on future budgets.
A potential loss of tax revenue is a concern for village leaders. During a recent workshop session, they learned about the possible impact of Amendment 3 on future budgets. The amendment is set to be voted on by Florida voters in November.
Details about the potential revenue loss are available, including projections for 2025. Village leaders are considering the effects of Amendment 3 on their budgets.
Further information about the potential impact of Amendment 3 can be found through the Town-Crier Newspaper, which initially reported on the issue.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
Source: Town-Crier (Wellington & western communities) ·
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