Fernandina Beach residents protested a proposed paid parking plan, fearing it would harm the town's charm; the city aims to fund a seawall and upgrades with the projected revenue.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan vetoed an immigration ordinance and a subsequent City Council override attempt failed, maintaining the city's stance on not restricting grant funding to undocumented immigrants.

St. Augustine has made improvements to its Fireworks Over the Matanzas event for public safety, including additional portable toilets, traffic barriers, and vehicle barricades. Free parking is available, and Red Cross assistance is planned.

St. Johns County celebrated the 20th anniversary of the William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway, highlighting the importance of conserving this 17-mile stretch along State Road 13 for its natural and historical value.

Colin Tarbert has been appointed as the new CEO of the Downtown Investment Authority with an annual salary of $297,000, following unanimous board approval.

Neptune Beach, Florida, is seeking CPA firms to audit its financial statements for 2025-2027, with a deadline for proposals set at the fiscal year's end on September 30.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its buildings on Juneteenth, June 19, 2025, while essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center remain operational.

Jacksonville announces Juneteenth closures of city offices and facilities, with regular waste collection and some parks and recreational facilities remaining operational.

Sheriff T.K. Waters will meet with Mandarin Station/Losco residents during a community walk to address safety concerns. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office emphasizes the value of direct dialogue for community policing.

The city is updating its Coastal Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan with consultant Jones Edmunds, conducting studies and public meetings to enhance coastal defense.

St. Johns County is distributing free sandbags to residents in preparation for hurricane season, urging them to also take additional measures like evacuation planning and signing up for emergency alerts.

St. Johns County adjusts its schedule for Juneteenth, with administrative offices and libraries closing, while waste management services continue without interruption.

Florida Governor DeSantis signed laws strengthening penalties for sexual crimes against children, broadening definitions, and enhancing sex offender registries.