Clay County begins road construction projects aimed at improving traffic and safety, causing temporary single-lane closures and traffic disruptions in multiple locations.

FDOT is seeking public input on a proposed median U-turn at I-95 and Emerson Street in Jacksonville to ease congestion, with public meetings scheduled for feedback.

Jacksonville has approved building permits for the new fairgrounds on the Westside, which will include an expo hall and amphitheater. However, environmental permit issues may delay its readiness for the 2025 fair.

Clay County announces roadwork across Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury, including projects like widening CR 220 and resurfacing Belmont Boulevard. Drivers are advised to plan for detours and lane closures.

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) canceled 25 flights due to Tropical Storm Helene, with travelers advised to check flight statuses before heading to the airport.

Clay County announces road and lane closures due to transportation projects, with updates available on the county website and online dashboard for areas including Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury.

A motorcycle-SUV crash on State Road 9B near E Town Parkway has closed southbound lanes, with the injured rider transported with critical injuries. Traffic is diverted and commuters are advised to avoid the area.

St. Augustine offers free parking until Columbus Day to support post-Hurricane Milton recovery, excluding private lots. Enforcement resumes October 15.

NFL owners will vote on the Jaguars' proposed "Stadium of the Future" in Atlanta, which needs a 75% majority to proceed with the $1.4 billion project. Local backing is strong, and the team may play in an alternate location during 2027 construction.

Urgent repairs by JEA due to a water main break at Race Track Road, Bishop Estates Road, and Durbin Creek Blvd in St. Johns County cause traffic disruptions.

Clay County begins a series of transportation projects to enhance roads and safety, including CR-220 expansion, with expected traffic delays and detours.

Major improvements on New Bridge Street, including storm drains, sidewalks, and medians, are underway, with further developments expected to complete by December.

Clay County announces road closures due to transportation projects. The Bonded Transportation Program aims to upgrade roads in Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury, affecting local traffic with lane closures and detours.

St. Augustine announces a free shuttle service for the Nights of Lights event to help visitors access downtown festivities and alleviate traffic, starting November 23.

Clay County begins road expansion projects to improve traffic flow and safety, with temporary lane closures and detours in Middleburg and Lakeside areas.

Clay County announces road closures due to construction projects under the Bonded Transportation Program, advising residents of lane closures and traffic shifts in areas like Middleburg and Lake Asbury.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is set to increase law enforcement presence to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety through a targeted enforcement program funded by a $111,415.68 contract.

Avelo Airlines will start flights from Jacksonville to New Haven on Feb 14, 2025, with fares starting at $48, becoming the 10th carrier at Jacksonville International Airport.

Jacksonville International Airport introduced a new runway safety system to prevent close calls while its new parking policy has been criticized by disabled veterans for being discriminatory.

Community members in St. Johns County learned about the First Coast Expressway project updates at a December 10 open house, an initiative to improve local traffic flow.

St. Augustine is updating its building permit process with a new Land Development Application, effective January 1, 2025, due to a new Florida law, HB 267.

Jacksonville transit services will operate through the holidays, with the Jacksonville Station closing early on Christmas Eve and remaining closed on selected days. The Scarlet Route extends service for military and civilians.

The article discusses increased travel expected in the US during the holiday season, with safety measures and recommendations for travelers, including the heightened presence of Florida highway patrols and airport travel tips.

Clay County announces a break in road construction for the holidays but advises caution around ongoing detours and informs residents of future roadwork under the Bonded Transportation Program.

American Airlines flights were grounded nationwide due to a vendor technology issue, causing delays, especially at Jacksonville International Airport. Operations have resumed but travelers faced significant disruptions.

Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside is set to begin repair on a cracked parking garage with work starting in January and ending in spring 2025, costing $3.75 million. This follows a 2022 collapse in another garage.

JTA enhanced San Pablo Road South with safety and traffic improvements, including sidewalks, crosswalks, turn lanes, and streetlights. The $22.4M project finished two years early.

Clay County road construction will lead to lane closures and speed reductions, with details and updates available via their online dashboard. Traffic signal work and railroad maintenance are also expected to cause disruptions.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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'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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority teases progress on a new Autonomous Innovation Center, key to its Ultimate Urban Circulator project, aimed at revolutionizing city transport with autonomous vehicles.

Jacksonville partners with the University of Florida to launch a new graduate campus downtown, offering classes this fall and planning significant investments for revitalization, including property swaps and waterfront development.

JEA will replace a 24-inch water main on San Jose Boulevard, impacting traffic for about three months with nightly lane closures and reduced speed limits.

Neptune Beach residents discuss safety concerns about the Penman Road Project's proposed roundabouts and other improvements at a city council meeting.

Jacksonville's City Hall's utility bill drive-through is closed for storm drain installations, affecting New Bridge Street traffic and parking. Options for bill payment include in-person or phone payments.

Jacksonville's downtown traffic flow changes begin February 22 with the Adams & Forsyth Two-Way Mobility Project, shifting streets to a two-way, single-lane system.

The Jacksonville Skyway will close for maintenance from February 24 to March 7, with shuttles operating in its place.

New two-lane road planned for Fleming Island will link Radar Road to U.S. 17. It includes bike lanes and improved drainage. A public meeting is set for March 10 at Fleming Island Library.

Nassau County announces a road closure at Chester and Pages Dairy Road intersection for storm drain reconstruction near Fantastic Gymnastics starting March 18th, expected to last four days. Traffic detours provided.

St. Johns County announced routine maintenance closing US Hwy 1 and Pine Island Road intersection daily from 9 am to 3 pm, starting March 3 to March 17, impacting traffic and local businesses.

St. Johns County announces a median closure at US Hwy 1 and Pine Island Road, with detours and right-turn only restrictions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily until March 17.

The Acosta Bridge's southbound lanes will be closed March 4-6 for maintenance, affecting bus routes 8, 17, 25, and 107; JTA advises planning for delays.

Jacksonville's Union Terminal Warehouse reopens after a $72 million renovation, now featuring apartments, office and retail spaces while preserving its historic character.

County Road 210 in St. Johns County will experience traffic pattern changes from March 14-23 due to road widening works; drivers are advised to exercise caution.

Clay County plans to construct a new two-lane road connecting U.S. 17 with Town Center Boulevard on Fleming Island, Florida, aimed at improving traffic and adding bike lanes and better drainage. A public meeting will discuss these developments.

Nassau County, Florida, announces temporary closure of Chester Road for infrastructure upgrades between April 1-4, with detours in place. Residents asked for patience during the "needed improvements."

The NTSB has called for safety assessments of the Dames Point Bridge in Jacksonville following concerns over risks of collapse if hit by a ship, paralleling the heightened risk found in the Baltimore bridge analysis.

St. Johns County opened a new stretch of County Road 210, easing traffic between Greenbriar Road and Cimarrone Boulevard, announced on their Facebook page.

JTA is hosting a job fair on March 27th to help veterans find civilian jobs, in collaboration with DAV | RecruitMilitary at the Schultz Center in Jacksonville, FL.

Jacksonville's Lone Star Road Improvement Project aims to improve traffic, safety, and pedestrian facilities in Arlington as part of the "I Dig Jax" initiative.

Jacksonville is upgrading LaSalle Street's stormwater system from 2024-2026 to alleviate flooding, causing road closures and construction disruptions. A new pump station and larger pipelines are key components of the project.

Jacksonville upgrades stormwater infrastructure in San Marco to prevent flooding, starting with detours due to LaSalle Street pump station phase two construction.

Jacksonville's iconic Friendship Fountain is closing temporarily for maintenance from April 1, 2025, with plans to reopen by April 14.

A1A South's southbound lane in St. Johns County will close from March 31 to April 17, 2025, due to utility work. Detours will be provided. Traffic can still pass, but caution is advised.

A traffic alert for a law enforcement activity shut down lanes at Old A1A and Ocean Shore Blvd, which reopened by 8:15am with no safety threats to the community.

JTA has expanded its CCT Blue Line to include stops at Baptist Medical Center Clay and Village Square Parkway starting March 31st, improving access for Clay County residents.

Residents in Saratoga Circle will see sewer line smoke testing from April 2-4 to find infrastructure issues. The city has informed locals and provided a map of the affected area.

The Buckman Bridge in Jacksonville was closed temporarily for police activity, causing early morning traffic delays, but reopened about an hour later.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns of detours in Downtown Jacksonville for the Special Olympics Torch Run, with road closures on Bay Street and surrounding areas from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. this Friday.

Atlantic Beach initiates a restoration project for Howell Park's drainage ditch to improve water flow and habitat, involving sediment removal and ecological enhancements from April 21 to May 12.

Fernandina Beach is implementing temporary traffic pattern changes due to North 2nd St road repairs between Centre St and Alachua St. The police advised seeking alternative routes starting April 7 at 7 AM.

Clay County, FL residents are informed of schools being open on April 11 instead of a scheduled holiday, with no flashing school zone signals, urging drivers to be cautious.

SJSO offers Teen Driver Challenge courses for high school students to improve driving safety, requiring participants to use their own vehicles, with sessions available throughout June and July.

Jacksonville introduces JTA autonomous buses, featuring sensors and cameras for safety, seating for ten, ADA compliance, and onboard power outlets for device charging.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority adjusts bus routes due to construction; advises commuters to check for updates on their website and social media.

St. Johns County announces the 2025 West Augustine Easter Parade on April 20, featuring bands, floats, and a youth talent show, with road closures beginning at 3 p.m.

St. Johns County commissioners approved a $1.5 million expansion of the Field of Dreams Baseball League's disability-friendly field with added facilities and parking.

Hastings will experience road closures during the Cabbage, Potato, and Bacon Festival on April 26-27, with North Main St and nearby roads affected, but not SR207.

The JTA thanks US Transportation Secretary for a new vehicle framework, aiding its U²C program, set to launch Bay Street Innovation Corridor in 2025, enhancing urban mobility in Jacksonville.

A crash on Solana Road in St. Johns County caused road closures and traffic delays, but the road was reopened later with no further details on the incident provided by officials.

Upcoming maintenance at Jarboe Park will temporarily close courts for repairs from April 28 to May 2 and again from May 12 to May 16, with facilities remaining open outside these periods.

Atlantic Beach hosts an Open House to involve residents in the creation of a Safety Action Plan to reduce crashes, with a community gathering on May 6 at City Hall.

Atlantic Beach seeks $1.08 million in federal funds for six dune walkovers, inviting public input on the project aimed at improving access and protecting the coastline.

St. Augustine's King Street corridor to see construction delays due to water main project starting May 5, affecting traffic from US1 to Riberia Street.

St. Augustine's King Street will face delays due to water main improvements starting May 5. Traffic detours will be guided by MOT signs and flagmen for safety.

The St. Johns River Ferry service was suspended after it collided with the boarding ramp, prompting damage assessments and repairs. No injuries occurred, and JTA is investigating the incident.

Atlantic Beach upgraded its Thor Guard Lightning Prediction System to improve public safety with new technology providing advanced warnings of potential lightning strikes.

The Vilano Boat Ramp will have temporary closures due to dredging for navigation and safety, as part of St. Johns County's Annual Pre-Dredge Survey Program.

The JTA has announced repairs to the St. Johns River Ferry's infrastructure that could take 6-12 weeks, with updates promised once investigations conclude.

Clay County announces road and lane closures due to several roadwork projects, including resurfacing and new road construction, with expected completion by Fall 2025.

JTA and Councilman Boylan held a public meeting on Phase II of the Mandarin Road Sidewalk project, focusing on safety, connectivity, and preserving the tree canopy.

Clay County motorists will face detours and delays due to major roadworks from June 2023 to late 2025, with several closures and utility work planned.

Julington-Durbin Preserve in Jacksonville is closed due to smoke from a recent wildfire. City officials have restricted access for safety and have not announced a reopening date.

Jacksonville's JTA announces detours for bus routes 11 and 18 due to events at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Daily’s Place, advising commuters to check their website for details.

The JTA has announced detours for Route 8 at the UNF Campus from June 4-22, with changed bus stop locations. Details are available on the JTA website.

JTA announces detours for Routes 11 and 18 due to events at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Daily's Place from June 6th to 8th. Details on JTA's website and social media.

Jacksonville's Buckman Bridge will have two southbound lanes closed for construction, affecting weekend traffic and access ramps, with FDOT advising alternate routes.

The St. Johns River Ferry in Jacksonville will resume service on Friday, two weeks ahead of schedule after repairs from a May incident were combined with annual maintenance.

Atlantic Beach is starting a drainage improvement project at Howell Park to reduce erosion and improve wildlife habitat. The park will have restricted access from June 16, 2025, with some temporary closures.

The St. Johns River Ferry in Jacksonville resumes service after being out since May 4 due to a collision, with maintenance also performed to reduce future disruptions.

Milling and paving project in St. Augustine starting June 23 may cause traffic delays, with street parking affected during work hours and potential towing of obstructing vehicles. Work will pause before July 4 and is weather-dependent.

A 45-day single-lane closure is scheduled for County Road 208 starting June 30, 2025, as part of its realignment with Elevation Parkway. The affected section near Terra Pine Boulevard will have temporary signals and traffic management in place. While delays are expected, this necessary closure supports long-term regional infrastructure improvements. Stay updated through St. Johns County’s website and roadside alerts.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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 is nearing completion of a water meter upgrade in North Beach, enhancing accuracy and conservation with advanced metering infrastructure.

St. Johns County launched a 'Featured Projects' web page to enhance government transparency and community engagement with details on local developments.

St. Johns County is proceeding with the demolition of the culturally significant Magic Beach Motel due to state law compliance, with efforts to preserve some elements.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville will be closed from August 11 to August 16 for maintenance and a LiDAR survey. Alternate routes will be provided.

St. Johns County is expanding CR 210 to improve traffic flow and safety, suggesting alternative routes to access Beachwalk during construction to ease congestion at the I-95 intersection.

Jaguars fans experienced both excitement and inconvenience at EverBank Stadium's preseason opener amid ongoing renovations and altered game day routines.

Atlantic Beach aims to secure $1.08 million federal funds for constructing six dune walkovers to enhance coastal resilience and accessibility, with public feedback encouraged.

Replacement of King Street bridge in St. Augustine begins in January 2026, with officials aiming to minimize impact on traffic after the Night of Lights season and to complete the project within a year.

A juvenile was arrested in Clay County, Florida, after falsely reporting a school shooting threat to incriminate his brother. No gun was found; normal school operations resumed.

Two law enforcement leaders from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Neptune Beach PD are participating in the ALS Association’s CEO Soak to raise funds for ALS research.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reports over 100 traffic deaths this year and is responding with increased traffic enforcement and a boosted Traffic Unit to promote road safety.

Clay County issued a road and lane closure report for the week of August 16-22, heightening awareness during the "100 Deadly Days of Summer" for safer driving habits.

St. Johns County is upgrading the Marsh Landing Wastewater Treatment Plant's electrical system with a $2.3 million investment, improving reliability and future growth capacity.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville reopens to cars after a tugboat incident, but remains closed to maritime traffic for repairs.

Atlantic Beach invites public input on its 2025-26 fiscal year budget, with workshops scheduled before City Commission meetings. Final approval is set for September 22.

St. Johns County is expanding County Road 2209 to alleviate traffic congestion for its growing population, with construction expected to be completed by Summer 2026.

St. Augustine's city offices will close for Labor Day 2025, but sanitation will run as usual. Parking is free in city lots, excluding the Historic Parking Facility and Castillo monument. Illegal parking will be penalized.

St. Johns County offers a free shuttle service to alleviate Labor Day weekend beach traffic, running Aug. 30 - Sept. 1, 2025, between designated spots and popular beach locations.

Jacksonville unveils the Safe Parks Wi-Fi Initiative, adding surveillance cameras and free Wi-Fi to 12 city parks to boost safety and internet access.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine is closed indefinitely due to high tides and erratic weather, causing traffic disruptions and road closures around the city.

Clay County announces road closures and construction updates affecting travel, including full closure of Allen Lane for maintenance, new Radar Road construction, CR 209 expansion, CR 218 widening, and nighttime traffic signal work on CR 220.

The median closure at SR-207 and Brinkhoff Rd in St. Johns County is extended, affecting traffic. The county's Facebook post explains this is for traffic flow improvements, directing people to their Project Dashboard for more information.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office advises residents to anticipate heavy traffic and road closures due to the Town of OP's annual Fall Festival and a concert this weekend.

JTA operator Janice Thompson acted swiftly to help someone in danger on the road, reflecting JTA's commitment to community service and safety. She has been praised for her dedication.

St. Johns County activates a new traffic signal at SR 207 and Brinkhoff Road to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety, receiving positive community feedback.

Jacksonville residents will gather at Artist Square Park on November 15 for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, advocating for safer roads.

Jacksonville officials outline safety measures for the Florida-Georgia football game, advising early arrival, using tech for parking, and promoting alternative transport while emphasizing no DUIs, regardless of the game's outcome.

I-95 exit ramps in St. Johns County will have nightly closures for Wrong Way Detection Systems installation, affecting late-night commutes with detours from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. starting Nov. 3.

Clay County announces roadworks to improve safety and traffic from November 1st through early 2027, affecting Middleburg, Lakeside, and Fleming Island with lane closures and new construction projects.

Infrastructure improvements, including new sidewalks and road expansions, are set to begin in Clay County, expected to cause lane closures and traffic adjustments but aim to enhance safety and manage growing traffic needs.

Jacksonville's Latter-day Saints community prepares for a new temple groundbreaking on a historic plot, with construction set to begin in January 2026.

Green Cove Springs' new Harbor Road Water Reclamation Facility has opened, marking the city's largest infrastructure investment aimed at enhancing wastewater treatment and environmental health.

Jacksonville officials expand Warming Centers and offer free JTA rides to those in need during cold weather emergencies, with multiple locations available, including overnight at the Legends Center.

City officials discussed updating water and wastewater connection fees for new developments to ensure infrastructure costs align with growth during a special session.

Repairs to the floating dock at Lighthouse Park boat ramp start November 21, with expected completion in two weeks, potentially delayed by unforeseen issues or weather.

MoDOT has announced a lane closure on northbound I-35 in Clay County for signal and lighting work, expecting traffic delays on Nov. 26 from 9 AM to 12 PM.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office informed about road closures due to the city's Holiday River Fest, advising visitors to plan ahead for the Christmas Tree Lighting, Light Boat Parade, and fireworks.

St. Augustine's Municipal Marina begins major repairs due to hurricane damage, with transient slip limitations until March 2026; it's reinforcing structures with FEMA, FIND, and Port District funds.

The Jacksonville Beach Life-Saving Station is set to undergo significant restorative upgrades to weatherproof the structure and maintain its historic status.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department announced road closures for the holiday event, Dickens on Centre, to ensure public safety, with enforced "No parking" zones.

Porpoise Point Vehicular Access Ramp in St. Johns County will close on January 5, 2026, for a resiliency project until May 2026; detour to Vilano Beach Ramp is advised.

The Baldwin Bridge on LA 182 will be closed for maintenance from December 15-17, from 8 am to 3:30 pm daily, with detours via LA 83, US 90, and LA 3211.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority announces fare reductions for its services, including a 43% cut for fixed route buses and 50% for the Connexion paratransit, starting February 1, 2026.

The city of Orange City, Florida, has informed residents about ongoing progress on the South Holly Avenue gravel parking lot project, emphasizing curb work and soil testing before concrete pouring.

Orange City announced the construction of Bristol Manor Apartments, an 80-unit senior housing development at 2301 Harley Strickland Blvd, following a development order issued last month.

The City of St. Augustine announced that the STAR Circulator service on Anastasia Island will be unavailable on New Year’s Eve, with alternative shuttles provided. Regular service resumes on January 1.

Milwaukee Ave in Orange Park will be closed from Smith St to Mound St on January 9, due to hazardous tree removal. Town officials advise seeking alternative routes.

Jacksonville anticipates heavy traffic due to a Jaguars game and Winter Jam concert on Sunday, with the Sheriff's Office preparing one-way streets and advising early travel.

St. Augustine's seasonal Anastasia Island STAR Circulator service ends, reverting to regular downtown service to maintain efficient transit for locals and visitors.

DeBary, Florida, celebrated the opening of Fire Station 39, which promises to improve emergency response times and is operated by the Orange City Fire Department in a regional cooperation effort.

FDOT is engaging with the public on potential improvements at Dunn Avenue and Braddock Road in Jacksonville, with in-person and virtual meetings planned for community feedback.

N. Leavitt Avenue in Orange City will be closed from E. University to E. Graves Ave for a Septic-to-Sewer project starting Jan. 17, affecting traffic and local access.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine will close overnight for project preparations. Marble lions will be removed and safeguarded ahead of seawall improvements.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine will close overnight on January 27-28 for maintenance, affecting traffic flow; residents are advised to plan accordingly.

FDOT announces nighttime detours for I-95 exits in St. Augustine for wrong-way detection system testing, affecting travel between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. starting Sunday.

A northbound lane of CR 125 in Glen Saint Mary, Baker County, is closed for repairs and is expected to reopen tomorrow, as per the Baker County Sheriff's Office.

Jacksonville offers free rides to warming centers during the cold, with the JTA providing free bus transportation to those heading to designated locations as stated by the city on social media.

A major construction project in St. Augustine will close Sevilla Street from February 4 for infrastructure work, affecting local traffic and parking through summer 2026.

St. Johns County announces a temporary closure of Race Track Road's railroad crossing from Feb. 7-10 due to maintenance by Florida East Coast Railway, affecting local travel routes.

Race Track Road railroad crossing in St. Johns County will be closed from Feb 7-10 for maintenance, with detour information available for affected commuters.

JTA will keep Connexion Plus running but with higher fares and a larger agency subsidy as costs surge past $8 million, prompting pushback from riders and a councilman.

Gaps in the white poles that separate I‑295’s express lanes have left openings for illegal lane dives; FDOT’s contract allows $10,000 deductions per location, but the agency says it hasn’t fined the contractor.

Paid parking begins Monday in downtown Fernandina Beach. Residents can register online or at City Hall open houses while opponents press legal and ballot options.

Cecil Spaceport is seeking FAA approval to land returning spacecraft while prepping hundreds of east‑side acres for hangars, testing and research.

EverBank Stadium auctions off Jaguars memorabilia and industrial goods due to renovations, with items like signage and refrigerators. Bidding ends on February 17.

Neptune Beach crosswalks near City Hall and Police Department are being repainted, with temporary traffic disruptions and parking limitations expected.

City leaders outlined the Matanzas River seawall replacement and an extended Sevilla Street closure, and the Bridge of Lions’ statues were moved for the work.

The State Road 26 resurfacing project in Putnam County is now complete, including upgrades like milling, sidewalks, and signalization for improved commutes and safety.

The Florida Department of Transportation's District 2 showcased upcoming projects and safety initiatives at the State Capitol on Transportation Day, focusing on innovation and infrastructure progress.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says nine pedestrians have died on city roads so far this year — nearly twice last year’s count — and repeated safety warnings as officials weigh fixes and enforcement.

Jaxport CEO Eric Green unveiled a roughly $250M modernization push at Thursday's State of the Port, centering upgrades at Blount Island to protect cargo flows amid trade uncertainty.

Senators passed a micromobility bill that would cap sidewalk speeds near pedestrians and require statewide crash reporting.

Senate Bill 654 would narrow when school‑zone speed cameras and bus stop‑arm systems can issue notices and force public hearings before districts sign vendor contracts. Lawmakers say the move adds transparency and privacy protections.

Tennessee‑based Phillips has opened a Jacksonville office to support water, heavy‑civil and power projects across Northeast Florida. The move positions the firm closer to ports, utilities and regional jobs.

A state transportation bill would bar intentional engine revving and replace numeric decibel limits. Drivers answered with viral revving videos and online mockery.

FDOT Secretary Jared Perdue says freight generates about $83 billion and supports 500,000+ jobs in Florida, a reminder that ports, rail and trucks drive local economies.

JTA has outlined five alternatives for the downtown Skyway — from rehab to AVs or a trail — and is holding open houses next week for public input. Community feedback will help narrow the plan.

St. Augustine will close the King Street Bridge on April 13 for a roughly seven‑month rehabilitation. Traffic will be detoured via U.S. 1 and Malaga Street.

GDOT is taking comments through March 27, 2026, on a plan to add a lane each way on I‑95 between Richmond Hill and the Savannah River. Materials and maps are online now.

Jacksonville-based IQ Fiber launched service in Kent County, Delaware and pledged more than $150M in a phased buildout and a new Dover operations hub.

Duval County Public Schools is fitting more than 900 buses with stop-arm cameras. Warnings start April 1; citations and $225 fines begin May 1.

JSO data says Atlantic Boulevard near Colonial Pointe isn't a high-frequency crash location despite the March 1 wreck that killed three. FDOT trimmed trees and added a 35 mph warning sign, but neighbors say that's not enough.

A pre-dawn fatal crash closed all northbound lanes of I‑95 at Old St. Augustine Road on April 1, diverting traffic onto SR‑9B and snarling the morning commute.

State crash data show distracted-driving wrecks topped 52,900 in 2025 and deaths rose to the highest level since 2021, prompting a 'Put It Down' enforcement push.

A school bus crash with reported injuries closed all westbound lanes of Zoo Parkway near the Jacksonville Zoo on Thursday morning.

A consultant named five target European cities as Jacksonville builds gates and courts carriers. Officials say incentives and Concourse B are central to the pitch.

A JSO reel shows an officer pulling over a motorcyclist, calling the riding 'like a goon' and warning of rising biker deaths in Duval County.

Lee County says it's ready to rebuild the Fort Myers Beach pier, but a pending Army Corps permit is holding up construction.

Allegiant will close its Savannah aircraft base on Nov. 2, ending locally domiciled operations that began in 2019 and reshaping jobs tied to the airport.

Two newly opened ramps on the First Coast Expressway helped shorten wait times at the Clay County Fair, officials and attendees said.

Ocean Alliance will call JAXPORT weekly, adding direct container links to Vietnam, China, South Korea and Japan and routing them into Blount Island.

Duval County Public Schools says eight students were medically assessed after a school bus leaving the Jacksonville Zoo was in a minor crash. The incident follows a separate Zoo Parkway wreck last week.

Two months into JTA's six‑month fare pilot, fixed‑route ridership fell year over year, adding pressure to an agency already trimming costs and staff.

Gov. DeSantis signed SB 628 renaming Tallahassee International Airport for Bobby Bowden and FDOT crews have already begun installing new signs. The honorary change takes effect July 1.

JAX LNG is weighing an expansion to supply LNG to cruise lines, cargo carriers and the Space Coast, building on recent bunkering wins and regulatory shifts.

An American Airlines flight bound for Chicago diverted to Jacksonville International Airport on April 16 after a reported mechanical issue; no injuries were reported.

Florida has cleared a legal path for state funding of vertiports and charging networks, letting FDOT back aerial hubs intended for eVTOL aircraft. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.

County photos show crews finishing American Beach's long-awaited water and sewer conversion. The U.S. EPA recognized the project for financing and community outreach.

A fatal crash closed all eastbound lanes of I‑10 near Hammond Boulevard Monday morning, diverting traffic onto Chaffee Road and causing long backups. Emergency crews and troopers remain on scene.

I-95 was shut both ways near mile marker 321 after an armed-person call, forcing diversions and heavy delays.

DeSantis announced an early groundbreaking in Volusia for the I‑95/U.S. 1 interchange. FDOT documents show a diverging‑diamond rebuild with multimodal upgrades.