NOTE: This story originally appeared on Central Florida Public Media’s website.
Public safety officials stood shoulder to shoulder, lining the walls of a conference room in Lake Mary on Tuesday as leaders gathered to speak out against Amendment 3. The room was so packed with first responders, some joked it was the safest they’d ever felt.
Those leaders are warning voters that Amendment 3 could reduce the property tax revenue local governments use to pay for police, fire and other emergency services…