That's not how we. It's all local. And in 2019, my first year as governor, local governments were taking in about 32 billion in property tax revenue for all these different things. Today it's 16 [billion]. And the question is we've had population growth, we've had inflation, obviously. I mean, we've had to put money back in the kitty to fund projects we thought were fully funded years ago. (27:16–27:22)
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Claims that current property tax revenue for local governments in Florida is $16 billion.
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