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Independent Citizens Referendum Oversight Committee (ICROC)
Since the Referendum was approved by Pinellas County voters in 2004, the Independent Citizens Referendum Oversight Committee (ICROC) has overseen the expenditure of funds to ensure they are spent as voters intended. The committee prepares regular reports, which are available to the public.
ICROC has seven members appointed from the following organizations:
- League of Women Voters
- Pinellas County Council of PTAs (PCCPTA)
- Pinellas Education Foundation
- Pinellas Realtor Organization
- Concerned Organizations for Quality Education for Black Students (COQEBS)
- Arts for a Complete Education (ACE)
- Pinellas County Economic Development Council
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Amendment 3 — the proposed amendment to Florida’s constitution — would put funding for public hospitals at risk, which could result in less access to care, increased wait times, less staff availability, and decreased funding for community care and programing that serves Floridians with low income, according to a new analysis from Florida Policy Institute (FPI).
“Many people aren’t aware that their property taxes contribute to a significant amount of the healthcare happening in their counties. It’s important that Floridians understand the risks associated with adopting sweeping property tax cuts without first considering alternative solutions to the affordability crisis in our state.” said Erica Monet Li, policy analyst at FPI and author of the study.
Read the full report: bit.ly/hospital-services-at-risk-FL
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This event is sponsored by North Greenwood Library.
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Read what the candidates have to say in their own words.
Find your polling place at www.votepinellas.gov/198/Find-Precinct-Polling-Place
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1000 Friends of Florida has a policy recommendation on Florida`s proposed Property Tax Reform.
https://1000fof.org/propertytax/
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State of the Bay, Tampa Bay Estuary Program at
Safety Harbor Library on Wednesday June 11, 2025 6:30-7:30. Learn about community collaboration to monitor and report on the health of our waters.
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