One Cent Tax 2014
One Cent Infrastructure Tax
On May 20, 2014, a County-wide referendum special election will be conducted by the Supervisor of Elections which will provide the voters of Seminole County with the opportunity to decide if the proposed one cent infrastructure tax should be approved. This tax, if adopted, will be effective for 10 years, beginning January 1, 2015. The infrastructure tax revenue will fund several projects for the County, several municipalities in the county, and the School Board of Seminole County.
~ View the Frequently Asked Questions
~ Penny Sales Tax Information
~ Read the full Infrastructure Tax Ordinance
~ View the Interlocal Agreement
~ View the Resolution Approving Interlocal Agreement
On May 20, 2014, a County-wide referendum special election will be conducted by the Supervisor of Elections which will provide the voters of Seminole County with the opportunity to decide if the proposed one cent infrastructure tax should be approved. This tax, if adopted, will be effective for 10 years, beginning January 1, 2015. The infrastructure tax revenue will fund several projects for the County, several municipalities in the county, and the School Board of Seminole County.
Want to Learn More?
~ View the Frequently Asked Questions
~ Penny Sales Tax Information
~ Read the full Infrastructure Tax Ordinance
~ View the Interlocal Agreement
~ View the Resolution Approving Interlocal Agreement