St. Johns County has launched its first strategic plan for 2024–2029, focusing on six priorities and emphasizing community trust, fiscal responsibility, and transparency.

Atlantic Beach police are escalating e-bike safety enforcement to ensure compliance with traffic rules for a safer summer, as detailed in a recent announcement.

Jacksonville District 4 residents are invited to join Sheriff T.K. Waters on a community walk on March 29th, 2025, starting at Cedar Hill Baptist Church to discuss local concerns.

Clay County, Florida, is hosting a Vietnam Veterans Day Ceremony on March 29 to honor those who served 50 years ago with guest speakers, a wreath laying, and music at the TAPS monument.

Clay County, with Waste Management's support, launches two scholarships for 4-H members and high school seniors, aimed at covering program and tuition costs for higher education.

The St. Johns County Main Branch Library in St. Augustine reopens on March 24 after a roof replacement, resuming full services and waiving late fees until April 1.

The final Budget Town Hall in Jacksonville offers residents the last chance to discuss the city's financial future on March 27th at Terry Parker High School.

Bob Howell retires after 56 years serving St. Johns County in various roles including education, waste management, and law enforcement, leaving a significant legacy of public service.

Commissioner Krista Joseph presented a proclamation for Government Finance Professionals Week, recognizing finance and budget professionals' work in St. Johns County.

Jacksonville is nominating its historic LaVilla neighborhood for the National Register of Historic Places, highlighting its cultural significance and aiming to preserve its heritage.

Nassau County, FL public works professionals demonstrated skill in an Equipment Rodeo, with Kenneth Thornton and DJ Blake winning individual challenges.

Nassau County organizes an Earth Day event to remove invasive plants, focusing on Kalanchoe, with volunteers at American Beach Community Center. Registration is required.

St. Johns County's SJC 101 Citizens Academy began on March 6, drawing high interest from locals eager to learn about their government's operations, with the spring class full and a waitlist for fall.