The "Collect and Connect" team won the 2nd Jax Litter League, collecting nearly four tons of trash in Jacksonville. They were rewarded with Jaguars merchandise and praised by Mayor Deegan.

Florida drivers must keep license plates unobscured due to a new law effective October 1, 2025, as reminded by the Atlantic Beach Police on their Facebook page.

Atlantic Beach Police enhance their holiday safety campaign against impaired driving, reminding the public to plan safe rides home and highlighting the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" initiative.

Despite recent rain, Baker County's burn ban persists due to ongoing drought and wildfire risks, with local authorities urging continued adherence to no-burn rules.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office hosted a training event for nearly 250 young law enforcement hopefuls from Florida, featuring realistic scenario drills and a banquet.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office warns against drunk driving during holidays, urging people to plan for sober transportation and hosts to ensure guests' safety.

Duval County School Police showed support for cancer awareness at the Westview K-8 Cancer Walk, emphasizing community engagement beyond their traditional safety role, according to their Facebook post.

St. Johns County invites local farmers and ranchers to apply for the Rural and Family Lands Protection Program to preserve agricultural lands from development. Applications are open until January 23, 2026.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office reminds drivers via social media to be cautious around school buses, detailing when to stop and the penalties for violations.

St. Johns County forms an Agriculture Advisory Committee to address farmers' land use and policy issues, with Prissy Fletcher discussing related topics on WSOS 103.9 FM Radio.

Clay County Government announced two meetings: the Charter Review Commission on December 15 and the Land Conservation Committee Meeting on December 16, encouraging community involvement and transparency.

Jacksonville Beach announces city meetings focused on local governance, inviting residents via social media to join and stay informed on community issues.

The Orange Park Police Department posted on Facebook advising individuals who accidentally dial 911 to stay on the line, explain the mistake, and follow dispatcher instructions to prevent unnecessary emergency responses.