St. Johns County Fire Rescue will hold a dedication for a new Fallen Firefighters Memorial on January 9, 2026, at their headquarters in St. Augustine, FL.

Fernandina Beach officials remind citizens to properly dispose of fireworks after beach accesses were damaged by improperly discarded fireworks last New Year.

St. Johns County officials warn against improper disposal of lithium batteries after a garbage truck fire, urging residents to use designated drop-off locations.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department used humor on social media to share surveillance footage of a burglary at The Salty Local, seeking public help to identify the suspect. They provided contact details for leads.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters and has detailed the job benefits and salary on their Facebook post, inviting individuals to apply online or via QR code.

St. Augustine hosts a recycling event on Jan 7, 2026, for items like electronics and cooking oil, at Francis Field and another location for oil. Holiday trees will be collected curbside.

Baldwin Police Department reminds the public that using fireworks within city limits is prohibited and will enforce Ordinance No. 53 during the New Year's Eve celebrations.

A fatal officer-involved shooting in Jacksonville occurred during an arrest for a stolen vehicle and burglaries; a suspect was killed by Officer Zachary Jennings.

Jacksonville anticipates a chilly end to the year with a 53°F high today, patchy frost overnight, and a warming trend leading into a milder New Year's Day at 62°F and a possible 71°F with showers on Saturday.

Green Cove Springs announces various city meetings in January 2026, including city council sessions, committee meetings, and discussions on utilities and redevelopment.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue extinguished a vehicle fire on Vermont Blvd and Fourth St, with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Green Cove Springs announces New Year's Day closures of City Hall and no trash or recycling pickup on January 1st, advising residents to adjust their waste disposal plans.

Operation Naughty List, a JSO vice unit sting in Jacksonville, resulted in 25 arrests for solicitation, as part of efforts against prostitution and related exploitation.