The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrated their Aviation Unit on #NationalAviationDay, recognizing the team's constant vigilance and expertise in responding to emergencies from the skies.

Atlantic Beach city offices will close temporarily on August 21 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for an employee appreciation luncheon. Essential services will remain operational.

Atlantic Beach residents can apply for up to two free trees per year to improve the local tree canopy, under a city program funded by a tree mitigation fund. Applications are open until September 26, 2025.

JSO Commander Randi Glossman spoke at the Zero Suicide JAX summit, highlighting the department's focus on officer well-being through a dedicated Health and Wellness Section.

Jacksonville celebrated World Photography Day by sharing photos on social media that capture the city's essence, including special events and intimate moments within the community.

Fernandina Beach Police join NHTSA's "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, running from August 15 through Labor Day, to reduce impaired driving and increase road safety.

St. Johns County announces the 12th Annual Keep Calm and Walk for Cancer event on October 25, starting at the Church of God in Christ and ending at Collier Blocker Park.

A social media post celebrated Deputy Hines' life-saving CPR on infant Grayson during an emergency; they reunited on Grayson's first birthday, now happy and healthy.

JSO Commander Glossman spoke at a summit, highlighting officer wellness initiatives and the department's commitment to mental health and suicide prevention.

Orange Park Police are seeking the owners of a severely mange-stricken dog found without a microchip on Park Avenue and have posted a plea for information on Facebook.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's annual Safety Fair at the Avenues Mall offered educational activities and fun, with a focus on community safety and partnership.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office offers an immersive law enforcement experience for local leaders on September 22, with proceeds supporting staff in crisis.

Jacksonville officials have activated Cooling Centers due to a heat wave, providing cool spaces at public libraries, community centers, aquatic facilities, and free transport to these locations.