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JaxParks Presents Treats at the Plaza!
UPDATE!! This event's timeframe has been moved to 11am - 3pm!
Emergency Preparedness Division Closely Monitoring Ongoing Weather Impacts
The City of Jacksonville’s Emergency Preparedness Division is closely monitoring the nor’easter impacting Duval County and is in regular contact with the National Weather Service to ensure they have the latest information on potential local impacts.
CVP Joe Carlucci pictured with Page Program participants Kelly Mendez and Serra Akgul following the certificate presentation at the LUZ Committee Meeting, City Council Chamber, Jacksonville, FL.
MAYOR DEEGAN SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER ENCOURAGING FINANCIAL TRAINING FOR CITY BOARD APPOINTEES, CERTIFICATION FROM AGENCY CEOS
Mayor will work with City Council to write lasting, enforceable standards for board governance and appointments into city law
CELEBRATING CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK: CITY OF JACKSONIVLLE PUTS “JAX WASTE WIZARD” RIGHT IN YOUR POCKET
Free tool answers "Where does this go?" instantly, sends pickup reminders and builds personalized collection calendars
Spread the Word: The 2026 Peanut Butter Challenge is Underway!
The 2026 Peanut Butter Challenge is now underway, giving Duval County residents an opportunity to start the giving season early while helping local families in need.
JFRD Kicks off Fire Prevention Week with “Before the Sirens”
The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department (JFRD) is marking Fire Prevention Week, October 4-10, with “Before the Sirens,” a weeklong campaign focused on simple steps residents can take at home before an emergency happens.
Mind and body; before and after baby
Pregnancy and the months after giving birth bring significant changes to your body, emotions, and daily life. While these changes are often exciting and joyful, they can also feel overwhelming at times. Caring for your own physical and mental health is an important part of the transition too.
MAYOR DEEGAN'S RIVER CITY READERS BRINGS BOOKS, KIDS AND PETS TOGETHER AT ACPS FOR READING EVENT
Fort Caroline Elementary second graders read to shelter pets as citywide literacy initiative tops 3 million minutes