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Property tax cuts could end Pensacola's downtown project era
Florida’s property tax cuts could end Pensacola’s ability to fund the kind of projects that have transformed downtown over the last 20 years.
In the last 20 years, Pensacola's downtown has transformed into a vital economic center, but Florida’s property tax cuts could threaten the city's funding source that made that transformation possible.
Pensacola's Community Redevelopment Agency has made payments on bonds that funded the relocation of the old downtown sewer treatment plant, the development of Community Maritime Park, Bruce Beach, the Blake Doyle Skate Park and numerous street improvement projects throughout the downtown area.
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