Property damage may affect the assessed value of your property.

Executive Order (EO) 22-242, signed October 20, 2022, suspends and extends property tax payment deadlines for some property owners in the 26 counties FEMA designated as eligible for the Individual Assistance Program due to Hurricane Ian. The Department of Revenue developed this guide to help property owners understand how the EO may affect them.

Signed into law December 16, 2022, section 197.3181, Florida Statutes (F.S.), provides for a prorated refund of ad.valorem taxes for residential improvements rendered uninhabitable by Hurricanes Ian or Nicole. The Department of Revenue developed this guide to help homeowners understand the statute.

• Property Tax Relief for Hurricanes Ian or Nicole
• Application for Hurricane Ian or Hurricane Nicole Tax Refund (DR-5001)

Additional storm resources:

• Avoid and Report Disaster Fraud
• How to Apply for FEMA Assistance After Hurricane Nicole
• Hay asistencia de FEMA disponible para ayudar a los sobrevivientes del huracán Nicole a impulsar su recuperación
• Volusia County Emergency Services PIN (Emergency News)
• Damage from Hurricanes Ian and Nicole Require Separate FEMA Applications
• Los daños por los huracanes Ian y Nicole requieren solicitudes separadas para la asistencia de FEMA