Property Tax 101

 Property Tax 101 Webinar  

August 27, 2026 | 2:00 - 3:30 PM ET

ASLA Florida Members: $55 | Non-Members: $75

Join Cragin Mosteller as she examines Florida's proposed property tax amendment and its potential impacts on both public and private sector design professionals. This session will provide an overview of the amendment, its key provisions, and the potential implications for the design industry.

**Please be sure to provide your LA license number in your registration to earn credits.**

Meet our Speakers:

Diana Ferguson, Hon. ASLA 

Attorney & Lobbyist

Diana joined Rutledge Ecenia in January 2011 as an attorney and lobbyist. Her practice is concentrated in the areas of environmental and administrative law, regulated industries and government relations. She currently provides governmental advocacy services for several clients, including businesses, local governments, associations, and non-profit organizations. Prior to joining the firm, Diana provided legislative counsel to the Florida Association of Counties.  In that capacity, she lobbied numerous environmental issues as well as other local government issues.​

Cragin Mosteller

Deputy Executive Director

External Affairs with the Florida Association of Counties

Cragin Mosteller serves as the Deputy Executive Director of External Affairs for the Florida Association of Counties (FAC), where she leads statewide communications, advocacy support, member engagement, conferences and events, and strategic initiatives on behalf of Florida’s 67 counties.

A communications professional with more than two decades of experience in government, public affairs, and strategic communications, Cragin has built a career helping organizations navigate complex policy issues and effectively engage stakeholders. Her work has included serving in leadership communications roles for the Florida House of Representatives, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and, for the past 19 years, the Florida Association of Counties.

During Florida’s historic 2004 hurricane season, Cragin served as one of the state's primary spokespersons, working with national and international media throughout Hurricanes Charley, Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne to communicate critical public information and showcase Florida’s emergency response efforts.

Throughout her career, Cragin has worked closely with elected officials, policymakers, media organizations, and community leaders, developing a deep understanding of the intersection of public policy, advocacy, and communications. She is passionate about strengthening Florida’s communities and advancing local solutions to local challenges.