St. Johns County is modernizing the Marsh Landing WWTP with a $2.3 million electrical upgrade, including a new motor control center, to improve resilience and efficiency.

St. Johns County road expansion aims to improve traffic flow due to population growth, linking Silverleaf Parkway to State Road 16, with completion expected by Summer 2026.

Upcoming road construction in Clay County may impact travel, with closures at CR209/Blanding, paving in Middleburg, efforts in Keystone Heights, and development in Fleming Island.

Mayport Road flyover at Atlantic Boulevard is closed overnight for two weeks for asphalt laying to improve safety, with detours via Florida Boulevard.

Clay County is starting roadworks late summer, with lane closures and paving to improve local travel. Projects include paving dirt roads and creating a new roadway on Radar Road for better connectivity and safety.

Jacksonville unveils the $11 million Park Street Road Diet project, emphasizing cycling and walking, despite funding challenges for the larger Emerald Trail.

Florida's FDOT may remove Jacksonville's rainbow crosswalks, citing a Trump administration directive and new federal SAFE ROADS initiative against roadway art.

St. Augustine's King Street water main work will cause nighttime lane closures from July 14-16, with traffic directed by flagmen. Drivers should be cautious.

St. Augustine offers a free shuttle service, STAR Circulator, for easy downtown navigation, connecting key locations with a 1.12-mile loop operational from 10 AM to 10 PM.

Neptune Beach plans a sanitary sewer pipeline project starting in July, with road closures on Third Street during the phased construction. Residents are advised to stay informed and contact Ryan Shaneyfelt for concerns.

St. Augustine is suing to obtain private property for flood mitigation, including building a seawall and installing pumps, despite some owners' opposition.

The JTA has launched the "Ride to Train" program offering free rides to Duval County trade school students, aimed at improving educational access and workforce development.

St. Johns County begins a $25 million overhaul of SR 16 to widen roads and enhance safety, including new traffic signals and pedestrian crosswalks, with funding from the Florida Department of Transportation.