The St. Johns County Property Appraiser’s Office will mail 2026 Truth in Millage (TRIM) notices, also known as notices of …
My Property’s Just (Market) Value Has Stayed the Same or Decreased. Why Did My Property Taxes Increase?
In some neighborhoods here in St. Johns County, we’re currently seeing a stabilization and even a decrease in home values. …
Proposed 2026 Florida Property Tax Amendment 3 (CS/HJR 1-F)
At this year’s general election on Nov. 3, proposed 2026 Florida Property Tax Amendment 3 (CS/HRJ 1-F) will be on …
St. Johns County Fact Sheet: 2026 Preliminary DOR Submission
The below fact sheet provides information about the following from the 2026 preliminary submission to the Florida Department of Revenue. …
Notice of Certification of Tax Roll
Pursuant to Sections 193.122 and 197.323, Florida Statutes, Notice is Hereby Given that the Tax Roll for St. Johns County …
Meet the Team: Sarah Colee
Sarah has been with the St. Johns County Property Appraiser’s Office for 5 years. In her current role, she helps …
What’s the Difference Between Just (Market) Value, Assessed Value and Taxable Value?
When you view your property record card or TRIM notice, you will see the just (market) value, assessed value and …
Property Rentals and Homestead Exemption
If I rent my property, will I still be eligible for homestead exemption? This is a common question our office …
Meet the Team: Brett Swearingen
Brett Swearingen, Residential Valuation Team Leader Brett has been with the St. Johns County Property Appraiser’s Office for 5 years. …
The Most Accurate Way to Estimate Property Taxes
If you’re looking to purchase a new home or recently bought a new home, it is important to calculate your …