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For the second year in a row, Santa Rosa County is expecting a slight increase in property tax revenue. The positive two-year trend comes on the heels of six straight years of declining revenue. County officials are gearing up for the budgeting process and announced a projected $2.5 million increase for 2015 at the June 10 pre-budget workshop.
Property Appraiser Greg Brown (foreground) explained beach taxation litigation with Tax Collector Stan Colie Nichols at a June 10 pre-budget workshop.
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