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Working Toward a Healthier Jacksonville
Whether it's from the City's side or the citizen's side these statistics help build the story for what we have accomplished and what we can accomplish together in the future.
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JaxPawFinderWith countless cats and dogs coming in every day, we urgently need dedicated adopters to provide temporary homes and care. Adopting not only saves lives but also prepares these little furballs for their forever families.
Your time and compassion can make a significant difference. Whether it’s a few weeks or a couple of months, your support is invaluable.
This app will help you monitor weather threats and plans for evacuation in the event of a natural disaster. JaxReady provides access to current threat levels, weather reports, and up-to-the-minute news feeds for emergency preparedness and evacuation.
Not sure how to sort different types of waste? Use the “Wizard” section to determine whether a specific item goes into your trash, recycling or compost. You can even sign up for free reminders, so you'll never miss a collection day.
JaxLibrary, the mobile app for Jacksonville Public Library, lets you locate and search your library catalog wherever you are. If you are a library card holder in and of the Jacksonville Public Library below, you can locate books, movies, music and more with easy search features designed for mobile devices.
Monitor your session directly from your phone and extend time remotely if needed. You can easily register and start your first session, save “favorites” and recently used parking zones, extend your parking sessions on-the-go, use the app in thousands of locations nationwide, customize your parking expiration reminders, and add up to 5 vehicles to your account.
Mayor Donna Deegan's Priorities
Promises Kept
See how Jacksonville's promises have shaped our city. When Jacksonville consolidated in 1968, leaders made commitments about what a unified government would prefer for the entire community. The Promises of Consolidation website explores those original promises, the progress made over the decades, and the work that continues today. Discover the promises. See the progress. Explore what's next.
Phase III Water Shortage Remains in Effect
The St. Johns River Water Management District’s Phase III Extreme Water Shortage remains in effect. Landscape irrigation is limited to one day per week and is prohibited between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Odd-numbered or no-address homes may water Saturday; even-numbered homes Sunday; nonresidential properties Tuesday. Learn more about current watering restrictions and conservation requirements.
Duval County Burn Ban Lifted
The Duval County burn ban has been lifted. Under Jacksonville Municipal Code Section 420.201, all outdoor open burning in Duval County is prohibited year‑round without a permit, including on residential properties. Burning household waste, yard waste, or construction materials is illegal. The only allowable burning is land‑clearing debris from the initial clearing of vegetation on commercial properties, and it requires an open‑burning permit. For permit information, contact the Environmental Quality Division at (904) 255‑7100.
Are You JaxReady?
JaxReady provides access to current threat levels, weather reports, and wildfire updates, as well as up-to-the-minute news feeds for emergency preparedness and evacuation. Visit JaxReady.com today for valuable information and tools that will help you and your family prepare for an emergency.
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When you sign up for waste collection reminders, you'll receive an email, Twitter, or phone reminder before your garbage and recycling gets picked up so that you never forget or have to wonder which carts are being collected.
City Council
The Jacksonville City Council is composed of nineteen members who are elected for a four-year term and serve as part-time legislators. In May of each year, the Council elects a President and Vice President to serve one-year terms beginning the first of July. The nineteen members are not all elected in the same manner; some are elected from districts, and others are elected at large.
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CITY OF JACKSONVILLE LAUNCHES FIRST COMPREHENSIVE FOOD PLAN
The City of Jacksonville introduced its first-ever Jacksonville Food Plan yesterday, marking a major milestone in the city’s efforts to build a stronger, more equitable, and more sustainable food system. By supporting urban farming, strengthening distribution channels, addressing food deserts, and reducing waste, the city aims to create an equitable and sustainable food environment for all residents.
Coastal flood watch in effect as strong northeast winds threaten moderate to major tidal flooding
The City of Jacksonville’s Emergency Preparedness Division is closely monitoring a weather system expected to affect Duval County from Saturday, October 24, into early next week, and is in regular contact with the National Weather Service to monitor potential local impacts.
City of Artists Exhibition to Open October 12
The City of Jacksonville is pleased to announce that City of Artists, its National Arts Program exhibition, will open with a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, October 12. City Council Vice President Joe Carlucci and Darnell Smith, Mayor Deegan’s Chief of Staff, will deliver brief remarks at the event.
City Council
The City Council is the legislative body of the City of Jacksonville's consolidated government and is responsible for making the laws that govern our way of life. These 19 Council Members, who are elected to four-year terms and serve as part-time legislators, have almost unlimited power to enact legislation in order to provide for the needs of our community. For fair representation throughout the community, the city is divided into 14 districts of nearly equal population and each of these districts elects a single council member. The other five council members represent the entire community 'at large.'
Featured Events
Kids Hope Alliance Board Meeting
Kids Hope Alliance Multipurpose Room
1st Floor
1095 A. Philip Randolph Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission Meeting
Ed Ball Building
1st Floor, Room 1002
214 North Hogan Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Council on Elder Affairs Meeting
City Hall at St. James
1st Floor, Don Davis Room
117 W. Duval Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Jacksonville Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting
Ed Ball Building
8th Floor, Room 851
214 North Hogan Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Flu Shots for COJ Employees only
Yates Building
231 East Forsyth Street. Room 270
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Mayor Donna Deegan
Together, we will build a healthy, safe, resilient, inclusive, and innovative city that works for all of us. Every person will have a voice in City Hall and a seat at the table to reach that goal. Thank you for being part of this new chapter in Jacksonville's history as we build a bridge to the next generation and industries of the future.