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Jacksonville's public camping ordinance is enforced by the JSO, offering resources and a Homeward Bound program to reconnect the homeless with family.
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Jacksonville celebrated World Photography Day by sharing photos on social media that capture the city's essence, including special events and intimate moments within the community.
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Father and son arrested in Jacksonville after a significant drug bust on East 25th Street, with detectives seizing over 6,500 lethal doses of Fentanyl.
Fernandina Beach launches a free shuttle, the "Grocery Getter," to assist residents with grocery shopping while local stores undergo renovations and rebirth as different establishments.
Green Cove Springs council works to finalize the FY 25/26 budget, featuring a $3.27M cut and discussions on tax increases, salary adjustments, and infrastructure.
A social media post celebrated Deputy Hines' life-saving CPR on infant Grayson during an emergency; they reunited on Grayson's first birthday, now happy and healthy.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's annual Safety Fair at the Avenues Mall offered educational activities and fun, with a focus on community safety and partnership.
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Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reports over 100 traffic deaths this year and is responding with increased traffic enforcement and a boosted Traffic Unit to promote road safety.
St. Johns County is hosting a live surplus auction on September 6, with a preview on September 5, featuring vehicles, equipment, and more, free and open to the public.
Green Cove Springs invites residents to public hearings on the FY 2025/2026 budget on Sept 3 and 16 at City Hall, with live streaming available online.
Deputy Arielle Hester of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office was fired and charged for allegedly falsifying timesheets, leading to her arrest for swindling $4,478.63.
Veteran Sgt. Roy Wilbur's home in St. Augustine was fully renovated by local community efforts, providing him with ADA accessibility and essential amenities like running water and air conditioning.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office found Miguel Torres, a missing 76-year-old man with dementia, safe after he went missing Sunday morning.
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