Nassau County has dedicated March 3-9, 2025, as Flood Awareness Week to promote preparedness and offer a 15% flood insurance discount through the National Flood Insurance Program.

Jacksonville, FL weather update: morning rain then clear, high 72°F; foggy conditions improving. Sunny week ahead with highs in the seventies and patchy fog.

The Young-People Emerging Society (YES!) Summit invites Jacksonville's youth to discuss civic engagement at the city's main library, featuring speakers, panels, and breakout sessions.

Jacksonville's City Hall's utility bill drive-through is closed for storm drain installations, affecting New Bridge Street traffic and parking. Options for bill payment include in-person or phone payments.

St. Johns County celebrated the groundbreaking of the Shelter and Shade project to improve the COA headquarters, focusing on accessibility and comfort for seniors.

The St. Johns County Public Library System is hosting a career fair on May 31 at the Solomon Calhoun Community Center for local job seekers and employers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Robert Hendrix for the murder of Kristin Carrier, after linking him to her death through evidence and interviews.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is auctioning off 22 vehicles and 6 pieces of jewelry seized in crimes, available for bidding online on GovDeals.com.

Buster, donated by K9s for Warriors, joined the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office as a comfort dog for Academy recruits, alleviating stress during training and tests.

The National Weather Service warns of freezing rain in the city, with preparations underway for icy conditions on roads and city entrances. Residents are advised to take precautions.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL, warns of high rip current risk, advises beach safety, and issues a wind advisory for gusts up to 45 mph.

Jacksonville city offices and facilities, including City Hall, are closed on Presidents Day. The MLK Day Parade is rescheduled for the same day. Essential services like trash collection will continue, with some parks open under special hours.

The NWS issued advisories for strong winds and a high risk of rip currents in the Jacksonville area, affecting various coastal counties in Florida and Georgia.