The Florida governor's office has assured the state that Disney will not be passing tax burdens onto citizens.
Gov. Ron DeSantis' spokeswoman assured Floridians their taxes will not be affected by legal restructuring of the private governing body of, the Reedy Creek Improvement District. The district has been unsure of what the repercussions will be from the legislation DeSantis signed to dissolve it in June 2023.
The district, which was set up in 1967 and includes parts of two counties, can levy its own taxes and develop its own infrastructure. Its 2022 operating budget is more than $169 million, but how the needs of the area and its people will be met in the future is anyone’s guess at this point.
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