Jacksonville plans to invest nearly $8 million in fire services upgrades and an E-sports arena at UNF. The funds will revamp fire stations and create a new PPE facility, with a portion also earmarked for the university's gaming arena.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and MyFWC offer a hunter safety course aimed at all levels. The event, featuring firearm handling and education, is scheduled for March 29 in St. Augustine, FL.

St. Johns County enforces seasonal watering restrictions to twice a week, prohibiting watering from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to conserve water during higher demand.

Jacksonville police recruits must endure pepper spray during training, an experience shared on social media to highlight their preparation for high-pressure situations.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office introduced the POWER wellness program focusing on the health and resilience of its staff to better serve the community.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office paid tribute to Deputy Guy White and citizen Abraham “Abe” Schneider on social media, who were killed in 1911, and highlighted awards established in their honor.

Duval teachers are incorporating AI in education to ease workload and enhance learning. PowerBuddy, an AI tool, helps create test questions and resources, promoting creativity and efficiency among educators.

ASUN's Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments will be held in Jacksonville starting from 2026, expected to bring $10 million to the local economy annually.

St. Johns County celebrated the opening of Mill Creek Park with a $12 million investment highlighting the county's dedication to recreation and the community's future.

The 13th Annual Military Job Fair at Patriots' Outpost, TPC Sawgrass, offers employment opportunities for veterans and their families on March 8, 2025.

Officer Monroe of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office had a déjà vu traffic stop for excessive window tinting, using it to educate the public on Florida's tint laws on social media.

St. Johns County designated February 2025 as Black History Month. Commissioner Murphy led the proclamation which 7th grader Robbi Nimmons, an essay contestant, received. The county highlighted the event and Nimmons's essay on social media.

St. Augustine's Citizens' Academy enrollment is full, as residents quickly showed interest in the program aimed at providing insight into city operations.