Jacksonville Public Library announces the 7th annual Jax Book Fest for September, featuring bestselling authors, workshops for aspiring writers, and activities for young readers.

Florida's First District Court of Appeal ruled the Open Carry Ban unconstitutional, impacting firearm carry laws and permitting open carry of firearms in most public spaces, with specific exceptions like schools and courthouses.

The city announces a series of meetings on September 15 to discuss the Millage Rate, Fiscal Year 2026 Budget, and community issues, with provisions for public engagement and ADA accommodations.

St. Augustine VIC maintains its Certified Autism Center status, highlighting continuous commitment to serving autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors.

Deputies fatally shot Bradd Sweeny, 45, in South St. Augustine following a 911 call about a suspicious figure; Sweeny was armed and did not follow orders to disarm.

Green Cove Springs' Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting for September 11, 2025, was canceled due to scheduling conflicts, with no details on the reasons or rescheduling provided yet.

Green Cove Springs is ending its curbside recycling program with the last collection scheduled for September 26, 2025, due to unspecified challenges. The city offers a helpline for residents' concerns.

Jacksonville's Mayor Donna Deegan is hosting a series of Budget Town Halls for public engagement in fiscal planning, with the third event at Ed White High School on September 11th.

Green Cove Springs City Council schedules a Special Session for September 11 to discuss the FY 25/26 Proposed Budget, encouraging public input before the council vote on September 16. No official actions will be taken during this session.

Sarah Arnold has been appointed to the United Way of Florida Board of Governors after a strong history of involvement with the organization at the local level.

Jacksonville first responders oppose a proposed property tax cut, fearing it may compromise public safety and retention, amidst concerns over budget shortfalls and financial challenges.

Mayor Donna Deegan invites Jacksonville residents to town halls on city fiscal planning, starting at the Mandarin Senior Center, with no RSVP required. The events aim for community engagement in budget discussions.

The Duval County School Board is considering moving its headquarters from Downtown Jacksonville to Baymeadows, potentially approving the sale of its current property for $20 million to reinvest in school infrastructure.