St. Johns County is hosting an E-bike Information Town Hall focused on safety, regulations, and responsible operation, featuring Sheriff Hardwick and Commissioner Taylor.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlighted former NFL players in their ranks on social media, celebrating their dual roles as athletes and law enforcement officers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlights former NFL players now serving as officers, promoting their team spirit and inviting applicants from all backgrounds to join their diverse law enforcement workforce.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office supported Officer Jessica Kramer, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, by cutting her hair for a child's wig before her treatment.

St. Augustine plans a 9/11 remembrance ceremony featuring a Presentation of Colors, speeches by local officials, a moment of silence, and the sounding of a historic fire bell.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has collaborated with ASM Global and 95 South on a music video to promote game day safety and traffic protocols for NFL fans.

The SJSO is hosting The Guardian Experience for community leaders to learn about law enforcement on September 22, with hands-on activities and specialized team interactions. Proceeds support employees in need.

Jacksonville celebrated its annual 904 Day, promoting local pride with neighborhood-themed merchandise, events, and activities encouraging exploration of the city's history and culture.

Sheltair Aviation will host Girls in Aviation Day on September 20 in Jacksonville, aiming to inspire future female aviators with exhibits and guest speakers.

Sheriff Rhoden from Baker County praised recent town hall meetings and announced an initiative addressing speeding and illegal ATV use, combining warnings, citations, education, and calls for parental responsibility.

U.S. Congressman Randy Fine visited St. Johns County to discuss local issues like flooding and economic development and how the upcoming Farm Bill could address them.

Atlantic Beach warns against obstructing public right-of-way with items like rocks and posts, aligning with municipal codes to ensure safety and accessibility.

The St. Augustine VIC will close temporarily for termite treatment from September 17-24, 2025, requiring visitors to find alternative sources of information.