The JSO has released body-cam footage from a traffic stop involving William McNeil Jr. and is conducting an Internal Affairs investigation regarding officer conduct. Officer D. Bowers has been relieved of duties pending the outcome.

The Jacksonville Sheriff expressed condolences for the NYPD loss, emphasizing unity and the importance of vigilance and officer training in a tribute to fallen Officer Didarul Islam.

Jacksonville hosts diaper giveaways for new parents through local non-profits, with two events providing essential baby supplies on a first-come-first-served basis.

Free gardening workshops offer tips on eco-friendly landscaping, rainwater collection, pest control, and plant care in Duval County, Florida, with live and online options available.

Jacksonville activates Cooling Centers and offers free JTA rides to them, amid high temperatures, providing residents with access to cool libraries, community centers, pools, and splash pads.

St. Augustine and St. Johns County are preparing for flooding by holding workshops on FEMA funding, guided by QES. Residents can learn about the 2025 FMA application cycle.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office celebrated Back To School events, sharing their enthusiasm on Facebook despite the heat, enhancing community relations while preparing for the new academic year.

JSO will host its annual Safety Fair at The Avenues mall on August 1st, to promote public safety and health awareness with exhibits, demos, and the opportunity to meet officers and health experts.

St. Augustine has updated its online parking website, providing real-time parking availability to help alleviate congestion in the city's historic downtown.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office celebrated SJSO Explorer Landon Pabon's graduation from the competitive FBI National Academy Associates Youth Leadership Academy.

Clay County Fire Rescue invites the public to the opening of Fire Station 20 in Green Cove Springs with a new 9/11 Memorial, featuring World Trade Center steel beams and a Survivor Tree seedling.

Jacksonville launches Vision Zero Action Plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2035 and cut serious injuries in half, with focused interventions and strong community and governmental commitment.

Olympic medalist Ryan Murphy and Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan launched a swim safety initiative to prevent drownings, especially among children, by offering swim education and safety programs.