The Duval County School Police shared holiday wishes online, emphasizing inclusivity and gratitude to their community for trust in their role as protectors.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department thanked those who supported the Nassau Angel Tree initiative, helping provide a joyful Christmas for local families.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office shared a Christmas message of unity on social media, celebrating the season and honoring their staff working during the holidays.

NORAD's tradition of tracking Santa started with a misprint in a 1958 ad, leading to an annual event where military tech tracks Santa's Christmas Eve journey, a tale shared by the Fernandina Beach Police Department.

St. Augustine announces Christmas office closure and no solid waste collections. There's free parking in city lots/spaces except Castillo de San Marcos lot.

St. Augustine's Community Recycling Event returns on January 7, 2026, for residents to recycle various items, but excludes things like TVs and hazardous waste.

Clay County, FL residents can use online resources to stay informed about local government meetings and decisions, enhancing community engagement and transparency.

Detective Brett Utley from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office was recognized by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice for his youth mentorship and community engagement efforts.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office hosted a holiday shopping spree for local children, with officers assisting in gift selection, supported by JaxPAL with a $250 gift card per child.

Neptune Beach is hiring for a Laborer II position, with tasks such as street maintenance and event support. Details are on their website and social media.

St. Johns County is raising awareness about the dangers of improper lithium battery disposal and advising residents on proper disposal methods, including HHW events and retailer take-back programs, to prevent fires and ensure community safety.

St. Augustine Beach's STAR Circulator won't run on New Year's Eve, but free shuttles will be available for the city's fireworks. Normal service resumes January 1.

St. Augustine residents are invited to a recycling event on January 7, offering disposal of items not accepted curbside, like electronics and cooking oils.