High-stakes Jacksonville city budget up for vote on Tuesday. Here's what to know

The Jacksonville City Council is set to vote Tuesday on a $2 billion budget that could shape the city’s future for years. The proposal includes a property tax cut and reductions in funding for several core social services, and it’s sparking one of the most contentious political battles City Hall has seen in years. The vote could also mark the first major test of influence for a newly formed state agency backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.