The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office released a podcast on avoiding scams, featuring Economic Crimes Unit Detectives and emphasizing vigilance against fraudulent schemes.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida announces "Honesty Day" on April 1st, 2025, asking citizens with warrants to come forward, in a break from typical April Fools' pranks.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office shared an April Fools' social media post joking about new animal recruits like an eagle and a dolphin, engaging the community in a playful tradition.

St. Johns County celebrated the groundbreaking for a new fire station and sheriff's office in Flagler Estates, a $3.8 million project that will enhance emergency response times.

St. Johns County invites residents to help shape its Coastal Management Plan by participating in a brief survey on coastal resilience and beach management.

JSO promotes safety with Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walks, reflecting on participation with Gabriel Devoe's mother and seeking public help in solving his murder.

Jacksonville celebrates Community Development Week with new home showcases and a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Cox Avenue, underscoring the impact of federal programs like CDBG and HOME.

Jacksonville hosts a free virtual ADA Accessibility Symposium to educate on digital inclusivity, featuring industry experts and sessions on creating accessible content. Registration is required.

Atlantic Beach offers a program on reducing plastic use, featuring a presentation by Beaches Go Green Founder Anne Marie Moquin, aiming to encourage sustainability practices among residents.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is promoting K9 Tonic in a K9 March Madness Tournament and is inviting citizens to vote online to support their K9 unit.

St. Johns County introduces its first Strategic Plan with six priorities, focusing on community trust, economic growth, and conservation. The plan, driven by public input, aims for adaptable and measurable progress over five years.

Jacksonville launches a program to support disabled entrepreneurs with workshops, mentorship, and networking. It's an eight-week course at the public library, aiming to help disabled individuals start and grow businesses.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office introduces K9 Merica, trained in explosive detection, and her partner Deputy Wright. They recently worked at the Daytona 500.