St. Johns County allocates $125,000 to support the operational costs of Veterans Village, a facility providing housing and services to military veterans.

Jacksonville Beach city offices will be closed on Memorial Day, May 26, 2025, with normal operations resuming the following day. Sanitation services remain unchanged.

Jacksonville introduces a Flag Retirement Drop Box for respectful disposal of worn American flags, resonating with the Memorial Day spirit of honoring military personnel.

St. Johns County reopens Butler West and Vilano Landing boat ramps on May 23 after improvements and dredging, coinciding with National Safe Boating Week.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announced a foundation to aid deputies and staff during crises, aiming to provide support within 24 hours of a request.

Detective Ryan Ellis of the CCSO in Florida received the “Investigative Excellence Award” for his work on a 2024 child exploitation and human trafficking case.

A proposed land swap at Guana River Wildlife Management Area was canceled, to the relief of local Florida mayors, who praised the decision for preserving the environment and supporting the economy.

St. Johns County earned a Certificate of Excellence in Government Communication from the FMCA for outstanding public engagement and use of communication tools.

St. Johns County announces Memorial Day office closures and ongoing waste collection services, while promoting the Recycle Coach app for waste management.

Jacksonville, Florida, honored the 37 sailors killed in the 1987 USS Stark attack with a ceremony at Naval Station Mayport, expressing gratitude for their service.

The SJSO 'Unlocked' podcast's latest episode highlights the Aviation Unit's role in local safety, detailing their operations and recounting specific interventions.

Most Duval County high schools will end the school day 15 minutes earlier starting in the 2025-26 year to adapt to educational demands and save costs.

St. Johns County Commissioners move their May 20, 2025, meeting to 5 p.m. to increase community participation. The session will be at the County Administration Building and broadcast live.