Duval County begins early voting on October 21, offering residents two weeks to vote before Election Day. Multiple sites are available for voter convenience.

President Biden approves a Major Disaster Declaration for Florida, allowing federal aid for areas impacted by Hurricane Milton, including grants, loans, and support for recovery efforts.

Duval County's voting equipment passed a mandatory accuracy test before the November 5 General Election, validating the reliability of vote counting machines.

St. Johns County officials assure Anastasia Island residents of no water service interruptions following a sewer main break during Hurricane Milton, while encouraging avoidance of water activities near the affected area.

Waste Pro has increased its cleanup efforts post-Hurricane Milton, using claw trucks in Neptune. Collection services are paused Thursday with a shifted schedule for the week.

Jacksonville deploys Tiger Dams against Hurricane Milton, with seals in low-barrier and flood-prone areas, as the city prepares for storm surges and high tides.

St. Augustine takes action ahead of Hurricane Milton with office closures, marina shutdown, and an evacuation order, while advising residents on post-storm debris sorting and flood safety measures.

St. Johns County is preparing for an emergency by opening a Special Medical Needs Storm Shelter at Freedom Crossing Academy for people with specific medical needs. Other shelters and support services are also mentioned.

The Public Logic and Accuracy test in Duval County for voting equipment is postponed due to Hurricane Milton and is now scheduled for October 12, 2024.

St. Johns County suspends recycling services due to severe weather, boosts yard waste collection, and keeps garbage pickup on schedule. Residents advised to use transfer stations for free yard waste disposal.

Category 5 Hurricane Milton is expected to hit Northeast Florida, causing JEA to warn customers of extended outages and advise on emergency preparations.

St. Johns County provides free sandbags as storm Milton approaches, with distribution at various locations for residents to prepare and protect their homes.

JEA prepares for Hurricane Milton, urging customers to ready themselves for power and water disruptions as Florida faces a Category 2 storm with a state of emergency declared for 51 counties.