Florida's ID changes necessitate voters to update registration details due to new driver license number system aimed at preventing identity theft, as informed by the Duval County Supervisor of Elections.

Orange Park invites residents to participate in its 2026 Council Meeting schedule, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options, with meetings available live or on-demand to ensure broad civic engagement.

Jacksonville joins the EU Cities Gateway North America Program to work on affordable housing with cities worldwide, aiming to share strategies and develop a housing pilot project.

Jacksonville Mayor Deegan signed three-year collective bargaining agreements, granting city employees raises, with the support of labor unions and the City Council.

Jacksonville invested $1M into an Emergency Rental Assistance Program for housing on the Westside, reflecting its commitment to addressing the housing crisis.

Jacksonville Beach will host the Sea & Sky Air Show in 2027, featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and other performers, as announced by the City of Jacksonville.

Atlantic Beach Citizens Police Academy relaunches to build community-police relations through education on law enforcement operations. Applications are open until December 31, 2025.

Duval County Public Schools released the 2026 graduation schedule with ceremonies from May 15-29, including venues like the University of North Florida Arena.

Commissioner Clay Murphy acknowledged Northrop Grumman's economic and social impact in St. Augustine, emphasizing the importance of their manufacturing contributions and local employment.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office showcased their active shooter training at a disused school, emphasizing practical experience for recruits and continuous tactical training for all officers.

St. Johns County hosted SJC 101 Week 11, focusing on administration and budget, with a social media post highlighting the interactive learning experience for residents.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has intensified traffic enforcement to reduce fatalities, after 150 deaths this year. They invite the public to observe their operations and stress the importance of safe driving.

Jacksonville Beach Police welcomed new officers and civilian staff, including Officers Cody Ingle and Belal Saadeh, plus support staff in communications and records.