REDINGTONSHORES (PINELLAS COUNTY) · LOCALMeeting

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Redington Shores Commission Meeting: June 10, 2026

Original title: 6-10-2026-Reg-Comm-mtg-MINUTES

local government property tax public safety personnel changes

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The Frame

What this does

Residents will see a change in town leadership and may face future shifts in local property tax exemptions and municipal budget restrictions due to a new state constitutional amendment.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Redington Shores residents

Residents will experience a change in mayoral leadership and may be impacted by future changes to property tax exemptions and municipal budget constraints.

Property owners

Property owners may see changes to homestead exemptions and tax revenue usage due to the new state constitutional amendment.

What changed

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Summary

The Board of Commissioners unanimously appointed Vice Mayor Erin Schoos as the new Mayor following the retirement of Mayor Tom Kapper. The board also discussed potential impacts of a new state property tax amendment and received updates on local fire and police services.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

Residents will see a change in town leadership and may face future shifts in local property tax exemptions and municipal budget restrictions due to a new state constitutional amendment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the new Mayor of Redington Shores?

Vice Mayor Erin Schoos was appointed to the position of Mayor following the retirement of Tom Kapper.

What is the status of the new fire station?

The new fire station is expected to be completed in January 2027, with hiring for the station beginning on June 15, 2026.

Are there changes in the Building Department?

Yes, temporary Building Official Debbie Nutter will serve for six weeks, after which Mike Foley will become the permanent Building Official.

News Coverage

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Discoveries

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policy shift90% confidence

Property Tax Reform

The town is preparing for potential budgetary impacts from a new state constitutional amendment passed on June 2, 2026.

Redington Shores Florida Legislature

Connected Entities

personLee Ann Holroyd“ISPD Chief”Map →

personMargaret Carey“Town Manager”Map →

personLarry Maynard“Commissioner”Map →

personMike Foley“Incoming permanent Building Official”Map →

personDoug Harr“Commissioner”Map →

personMike Pafumi“Public Works Supervisor”Map →

personTom Kapper“Outgoing Mayor of Redington Shores”Map →

personErin Schoos“Newly appointed Mayor of Redington Shores”Map →

personNancy Meyer“Town Attorney”Map →

locationRedington Shores“Town government”Map →

personDebbie Nutter“Temporary Building Official”Map →

personCJ Hoyt“Commissioner”Map →

organizationFlorida Legislature“State governing body”Map →

Sources

Open source document

townofredingtonshores.com

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Controversy10
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Entertainment20
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