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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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

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

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.