St. Johns County announced a major sewer system upgrade along Watson Road, causing road closures from February 10 through August. Traffic will be rerouted during this infrastructure project.

Jacksonville's Skyway service is disrupted due to maintenance, affecting San Marco, Riverplace, and Kings Avenue stations. JTA offers free shuttle buses as an alternative.

Russ Davis was recognized at a JTA board meeting for his advocacy and improvement efforts in Jacksonville's public transportation, particularly for people with disabilities.

Atlantic Beach plans to allow two-way bicycle traffic on previously one-way Beach Avenue, improving safety and convenience for cyclists with new signage.

Jacksonville Beach prepares for traffic disruptions due to the Donna Marathon Weekend with parking lot and street closures for the race supporting breast cancer research.

Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges have reopened after closures due to inclement weather, with officials urging continued caution on roads due to potential icy conditions from Winter Storm Enzo.

Icy weather led to the closure of Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges after crashes and black ice reports, with multiple crashes amid a winter storm. Authorities advise caution; reopening time is uncertain.

Jacksonville Beach is starting a milling and paving project on local streets from Jan 21st to Feb 7th. Work hours are 8am-6pm. Streets include Marsh Landing Parkway, Isabella Boulevard, and others. Delays expected; call 904-247-6195 for info.

St. Johns County wins a Resiliency Award for its Alpine Groves Park Shoreline Restoration Project, which implemented a rock revetment to prevent erosion and protect the park's ecosystem.

The St. Augustine Visitor Information Center's floors will be renovated starting January 27, 2025, with phases of modified operation and temporary closures.

Palatka is addressing a sulfur-like odor in their water by repairing aeration towers at the R.C. Willis Water Treatment Plant, ensuring the safety and improving the smell of local water.

Construction on County Road 220 is set to begin January 20, 2025, for lane-widening and bridge building, lasting 16 months, with full access to local properties and detours planned for traffic.

The Jacksonville Armada FC bought land in downtown Jacksonville for $1 to build a new soccer stadium with 2,500 seats and office space, aiming to enhance the local community and economy.