Green Cove Springs City Council will hold budget sessions on August 7 and 12, 2025, available to residents through live-streaming for transparency and community involvement.

St. Johns County nears completion of improvements at Pine Island Road and U.S. 1 intersection, to reduce congestion and enhance safety, with separate turn lanes and a new U-turn added.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has celebrated the graduation of military veterans from the Restored Valor program, which aims at reducing recidivism by equipping them with skills for reintegrating into society.

Duval County Public Schools prepares for the new school year with tips for students and parents, encouraging readiness for learning, promoting their mobile app for communication, and offering important scheduling and transportation information.

St. Johns County has released the 5th edition of PAFR to illustrate the county's fiscal data and tax dollar usage for residents, enhancing transparency and understanding of local government finances.

Jacksonville's mayor's office stated the city maintains strong fiscal health and has responded to an inquiry by Florida DOGE, citing effective management, high financial ratings, and the success of its 904LEAN initiative in streamlining services.

Jacksonville celebrates receiving "AA" ratings for its special revenue bonds from S&P and KRBA, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and economic strategy.

St. Johns County invites residents to learn about FEMA Home Elevation Grants in upcoming sessions, offering guidance for the 2025 FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance funding.

Florida announces a Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday from August 1, offering savings on school supplies, clothing, and tech to ease families' financial load.

St. Johns County proposes a $1.27 billion budget for FY 2026, focusing on capital improvements and tax adjustments, while planning new emergency services and facilities.

Two St. Johns County public servants, Commander Underwood and Deputy Chief Pacetti, received commendations from the U.S. Coast Guard for their dedication to public safety.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department was honored with 3rd Place in the Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge for their traffic safety efforts.

St. Johns County proposes budget changes including altered millage rates, a $25 million emergency reserve, and a $169 million capital improvement program, with plans for new hires and infrastructure projects. Public hearings are set for September.