Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser

10/18/2026

❗️It is more than just self-reporting! While self-reporting is extremely valuable for capturing a complete picture of damages, it is just one part of a much larger process. The governor has made the request for Public & Individual Assistance to FEMA, and we will continue to update officials until it is granted.

🛻 We are conducting field checks throughout the county.
📍We are reviewing post-storm aerial imagery to evaluate damages.
💻 or 📞 Make a self-report on our website at SRCPA.gov/search or call our office at (850) 983-1880.

Santa Rosa. Stronger. Together.

10/17/2026

THANK YOU SANTA ROSA! Your Property Appraiser’s Office is working hard to process all of your damage reports, and provide them to local, state, and federal officials. Your efforts help us share a complete picture of the destruction in Santa Rosa County. These reports are critical in determining what state or federal disaster support may be available, including FEMA Individual Assistance!

IT IS NOT TOO LATE! In the days ahead, when you and your family are safe and your immediate needs have been addressed, please take a few minutes to report property damage at our website. 💪🏼

10/15/2026

UPDATE! Thank you all that have already reported your damages. Stay safe! We will recover together!!

We still need your damage report forms! As of today, we've had over 2,500 self-reports. Thank you!

If your property was impacted, be sure to report the damage as soon as possible. Residents are asked to report property damage through the Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser's website. Search for your property by either name or street address at https://srcpa.gov/search and use the "Report Damage" button found under the "Owner Information section on your parcel page. If searching by street address, use abbreviations: Dr for Drive, St for Street, Blvd for Boulevard, etc.

For the section that asks for repair estimates: You may either make an estimate or wait until you have a better idea. An exact amount is not necessary.

Damage assessments are ongoing. FEMA individual assistance is not yet available in any county. (https://www.fema.gov/disaster/3655/designated-areas) We are waiting on the declaration and are continuing to provide updates to the state on our numbers.

As of October 15:
$165 million in damages based on self-reports.
Over 80 structures have been classified as destroyed
Around 300 structures have sustained major damage
Over 600 structures have sustained minor damage
Over 2,000 structures have been affected

10/12/2026

⚠️ Report Property Damage -

Residents are asked to report property damage through the Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser's website. Search for your property by either name or street address at https://srcpa.gov/search and use the "Report Damage" button found under the "Owner Information” section on your parcel page. (If searching by street address, use abbreviations - Dr for Drive, St for Street, Blvd for Boulevard, etc.)

Only damages to improved structures are requested at this time. Fences and fallen trees are not needed. This data will support the county in seeking FEMA disaster assistance. Thank you & stay safe!

04/30/2026

We believe in service “Beyond the Walls” of the Property Appraiser’s Office. Thankful for our staff that was able to partner with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida and the Santa Rosa County District Schools, Florida for the “Beyond School Walls” program.

02/12/2026

🏫 MAP UPDATE! 🌀 We recently received the new Soundside High School zone from the school district and have added the layer to our website! Check it out at https://www.SRCPA.gov/map

02/06/2026

This week, Property Appraiser Greg Brown traveled to Tallahassee to advocate for Santa Rosa County and collaborate with fellow property appraisers from around the state. While there, they recreated a photo from over 35 years ago on the steps of the Old Capitol, showing them lined up in the shape of the Great State of Florida, each representing their home county. How cool!

01/07/2026

We always enjoy an opportunity to share about our office and discuss our roll in the assessment process.

The Florida Legislature is currently working on major proposals aimed at reducing property taxes, and voters are expected to see a related Constitutional amendment on November’s General Election ballot. Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser Greg Brown II, during last night’s Conservative Alliance...

11/06/2025

Epic day at the 58th Santa Rosa County Farm Tour! 🚜
The UF/IFAS WFREC Tour included:

🐝 McLellan Bee Farm (20+ yrs of honey magic)
🥜 The one and only Ryan Jenkins on peanuts & cotton
🐄 Gates Family Hay & Cattle Farm
🌲 Munson Seed Orchard (300 acres of pine seeds)
🏆 Honored Preston Blackmon Family as 2025 Outstanding Farm Family—2,450 acres strong!
🐻 Bear Lake + 🔥prescribed fire talk.

We ❤️ Agriculture!