Jacksonville hosts a watch party for the Army-Navy football game with a $5 donation benefiting military charities, complete with free parking and local military community support.

The Duval County School Police Honor Guard held a gathering to celebrate family support for their members, emphasizing unity and shared commitment within their community and police unit.

Orange Park will honor veterans at the Wreaths Across America event by laying wreaths on graves at the Magnolia Cemetery, starting with a ceremony at 11:45 AM.

Officer Styles of Jacksonville Beach PD attended a hockey game on his own time to support visiting young athletes, exemplifying community policing and gaining positive attention on social media.

Clay County Sheriff's Office announces Keystone Heights' annual Christmas Parade for this weekend, advising residents of route details, road closures, and suggests using the SaferWatch App for updates.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office sells tickets for SJC Fight Night to benefit children in need, including support for the "Diamond of Dreams" project and Special Olympics Florida, with local heroes participating.

Corrections Sergeant Marty Jordan retires after 34 years at the Baker County Sheriff's Office, honored for her dedicated service and impact on the department.

Jacksonville's Get Covered Jax! campaign aims to close insurance gaps by simplifying enrollment in healthcare plans, with a significant coverage increase since 2023.

Neptune Beach hosts a Santa Ride Thru Town event, where Santa Claus parades the streets. GPS tracking is available for live updates on Santa's location.

Two students got to school in a police car after their parents won a ride at a fundraiser, highlighted on the Atlantic Beach Police Department's Facebook page.

Neptune Beach adjusts holiday parking fees to $2.50/hr daytime and $5.00/hr evening to support local shops, offering a half-hour grace period and free 4-hour parking for residents.

Jacksonville Beach has completed a new sidewalk along Jacksonville Drive and invites residents to help design Tall Pines Park's playground through a survey and engagement opportunities.

Upgrades at a local Wastewater Treatment Facility have significantly reduced the bad odor, with improvements like covers and repairs to BioAir units, and operational changes to manage smells.