Clay County announced upcoming roadworks affecting Orange Park to Middleburg from October 4-10, including railroad crossing, new constructions, and road improvements, causing lane closures and traffic changes.

Jacksonville has completed creek improvements to reduce flooding, added a pedestrian bridge, and advanced the Emerald Trail project, enhancing urban connectivity and recreation.

St. Johns County invests over $1.2 million in Volusia Woods, a Habitat for Humanity project for affordable housing, with 20 of 36 planned homes complete.

St. Augustine will start dredging Salt Run in October to improve channel width and depth for safer navigation. The dredged material will be reused, with the project also supporting local habitats and funded through grants.

The west entrance of Atlantic Village Shopping Center is closed for 4-5 weeks due to stormwater improvement construction. Other entrances remain open.

St. Johns County actively maintains its manholes through a Rehabilitation Program to preserve sewer infrastructure and prevent issues related to aging and corrosion.

St. Johns County is enhancing road safety through its Raised Pavement Markers Replacement Program, aiming to improve visibility during nighttime and adverse weather.

St. Johns County schedules an open house to discuss improvements to Four Mile Road and SR 16, welcoming public input on the proposed addition of a left-turn lane.

Anastasia Island Branch Library reopens on Sept. 29 after renovations, with extended due dates for checked-out items.

Mandarin, Jacksonville residents have concerns over traffic from a planned $27 million LDS temple on Loretto Road. A 29,000-square-foot facility is set to replace an initially proposed 60-home development, with Parkway C&A LLC managing construction.

A water main break has closed the northern entrance of Marsh Landing in Ponte Vedra Beach; repairs are expected to last several hours. Traffic is impacted and water quality could be affected.

New traffic signal and intersection upgrades at U.S. 1 and Pine Island Road in St. Johns County have been completed, improving traffic flow and safety.

St. Augustine's King St. will undergo water main improvements with night-time traffic reduced to one lane, beginning September 10. The project, separate from a bridge replacement, aims for minimal disruption.