St. Johns County reminds cyclists to use proper lights and reflectors as required by Florida law for safety during low visibility conditions, including night and adverse weather.

Fall public meetings in Green Cove Springs include City Council Sessions, a Citizens Advisory Committee meeting, a Planning and Zoning Board Meeting, and Red Light Camera Hearings.

The article celebrates National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day, focusing on the work of Ja’Nay Grays from Jacksonville's Sheriff's Office, whose data analysis contributes to community safety.

The Green Cove Springs City Council approved water and wastewater rate increases and a millage rate hike despite community objections to cover operating costs and account for anticipated revenue drops.

Clay County's recent meeting covered transportation projects, financial affairs including the FY 2025-2026 budget, and governance updates with new appointments to advisory boards and commissions.

Florida officials are taking stringent measures against kratom, particularly 7-OH, due to health risks, classifying it with drugs like heroin and LSD.

St. Johns County plans to revise impact fees, potentially raising funds for conservation and affordable housing. Changes include a new fee for conservation and adjustments to current fees, aiming for sustainable growth and infrastructure development.

Mayor Donna Deegan engages Jacksonville residents with town halls to discuss the upcoming budget, inviting public input on fiscal priorities for FY25-26.

Green Cove Springs City Council discussed staff compensation and budget options in a special session, maintaining the millage rate and receiving charity contributions from a pickleball tournament.

St. Johns County is set to finalize millage rates and budget, impacting property taxes and fund distribution across community services. The significant meeting is to be live-streamed for public viewing.

Officer McKelvain of the Orange Park Police was given a life-saving award for providing crucial aid at a shooting incident while on patrol duty during the summer.

Jacksonville Beach Police Dept. is hiring Public Safety Communications Officers, stressing the need for composure and excellent communication skills for this critical role.

28 Duval County seniors are National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, competing for scholarships after excelling on the PSAT. Finalists and winners to be announced by April 2026.