St. Johns County launches "Inside SJC," a video series offering behind-the-scenes looks at its departments and staff, beginning with the library during National Library Week.

St. Johns County confirms that garbage and recycling collection schedules will be unaffected by the Good Friday holiday, ensuring no disruption to residents' Easter plans.

St. Johns County offices and libraries have altered schedules for Good Friday and Easter, but waste management services will operate normally. Residents are encouraged to use the Recycle Coach app for information.

Jacksonville celebrated National Pet Day by promoting pet adoption on Facebook, showcasing the story of JPEG, a rescue dog, and encouraging sharing using hashtags like #adoptashelterpet.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority team ranked 3rd at the 2025 APTA Bus Roadeo with individual and team awards for excellence in public transit.

Nat Ford, CEO of Jacksonville Transportation Authority, received the Transportation and Innovation Leadership Award at the Think Bold Honors 2025, spotlighting the JTA team's innovative efforts in urban transit.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida has implemented a parking plan for the county fair, including designated areas, handicap spots, and golf cart shuttles, ensuring efficient and safe access.

Jacksonville will host the Fair Housing Expo aimed at promoting equitable housing, with educational and solution-focused sessions, on April 26 at the Main Library.

31 Duval County Public School seniors are National Merit Scholarship Finalists, chosen from 1.3 million applicants for their academic excellence and test scores.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida will host the 2025 LETR for the Special Olympics on May 2nd, encouraging public participation and support.

Jacksonville law enforcement participated in the annual Torch Run to support Special Olympics Florida, raising $4,500 for the athletes. Various agencies joined the one-mile relay that culminates in the State Summer Games' opening ceremony.

Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the 2025 swim season, offering a starting wage of $15–$16.50 per hour, with required skills including a 200-yard swim. Training is provided, and teens from 15 can apply.

Oak Hill Academy honored their paraprofessionals' contributions during Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, with special recognition for Cornelius Gaines' 23 years of service and Aron Muse, Employee of the Year.