The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is conducting hyper-realistic training scenarios during the school offseason to ensure preparedness for emergencies and maintain student safety. They encourage community vigilance and cooperation.

The JTA reflected on National Autonomous Vehicle Day and promoted an upcoming self-driving tech event on June 23, to be held at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center in Jacksonville.

The St. Johns County Clerk's Office opened an annex in Julington Creek to provide residents with convenient access to services like document recording, passport applications, marriage licenses, and notary services.

St. Johns County collaborates with GWU students to create a PSA on property fraud prevention, supported by the local clerk’s office to educate homeowners.

The St. Johns County Housing Rehabilitation Program continues to help residents maintain their homes, investing $1.9M in repairs in 2024 and assisting 37 individuals.

The City of Jacksonville highlights James Weldon Johnson's impact on education through a tour in LaVilla, emphasizing his legacy beyond his famous song.

St. Johns County in Florida won the 2025 Urban Deal of the Year for a pharmaceutical plant project expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth.

Jacksonville, Florida partners with Revitalize Arlington, Inc. to host a diaper giveaway event for families in need, facilitated through a drive-thru on June 7 at Impact Christian Academy.

A UNF poll found that Jacksonville voters now prioritize surging housing costs over crime, with economic concerns and anti-property tax sentiment affecting local politics and approval ratings for city officials.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida is hosting a first responders career fair, inviting job seekers to explore various public safety roles with multiple agencies.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office thanked School Crossing Guards Susan Mungo and Annette Logan for 30 and 20 years of service, respectively, recognizing their commitment to children's safety.

A kitten trapped in a storm drain was rescued in Lake Asbury by the Clay County Sheriff's Office and other first responders. It was later adopted by Sgt. Lanier.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrated National Corrections Officer Week with a Facebook post thanking officers and detailing events, including a family picnic and basketball game, all funded without taxpayer expense.