The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office praised school crossing guards on social media, appreciating their role in student safety and seeking recruits for the position.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office collaborates with community partners to prevent gang violence by visiting at-risk youth to offer support and alternatives.

The Green Cove Springs City Council session discussed community events, city operations, and legal matters, and celebrated civic engagement and service contributions.

Green Cove Springs invites locals to a Special City Council Session on financial review and budget process on February 10, available online for remote viewers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against driving without license plates, using a real-life case as an example, and advised obtaining tags legally before driving a new vehicle.

Registration for the Jacksonville Environmental Symposium is closing soon. The event on February 12-13 will feature discussions on environmental issues and is free, but space is limited.

Green Cove Springs urges residents to sign up for email alerts for utility updates, weather advisories, and community news, with options for text and online notifications available.

St. Johns County offers a cold night shelter at Grace United Methodist Church for those needing warmth starting February 2nd.

JEA urges customers to conserve energy and water due to high demand amidst a cold snap, advising measures like shorter showers and limiting appliance use.

The City of Fernandina Beach has introduced an online system for residents to register for free annual parking permits, with the option to purchase additional permits. In-person registration events will also be held at City Hall.

Team Duval integrates African American history into its year-round curriculum, not just during Black History Month, with various programs and an emphasis on local historical figures.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported an arrest for DUI by Officer Valerio after a driver was found driving on rims, underscoring the dangers of impaired driving.

Judith "Judy" King, a 71-year-old woman with dementia, was found safe after going missing in Jacksonville, with the Sheriff's office thanking the public for their help.