The City of Jacksonville’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department invites the community to Help Shape Jacksonville’s Parks!

In the ongoing effort to assist Duval County residents impacted by Helene and Milton, FEMA personnel will conduct door-to-door outreach efforts in Jacksonville neighborhoods. Starting on Tuesday, October 22, FEMA teams will be on the ground from 7 a.m.- 7 p.m., Mondaythrough Sunday, to help residents with the following:

Spread the Word...Peanut Butter fights hunger! We can do this Duval! Donate unopened jars of peanut butter now through October 31st at a location near you. There are donation drop-off locations throughout the county.

Please keep bringing that peanut butter in! We know donations will be extra appreciated by our community this year.

It’s official! Following the unanimous vote of the National Football League team owners today, the Stadium of the Future will move forward as planned. With today’s vote, it is certain that the Jaguars will thrive in Jacksonville for decades to come, and stadium patrons can expect a world-class experience for both NFL and non-NFL events alike.

Visual Art and Poetry Added to Tomorrow’s Leaders Competition

Every second counts in an emergency.

Are you ready? Join the thousands of citizens taking action to stay safe with JaxReady. Learn how to prepare, stay informed, and act fast when it matters most.

The City of Jacksonville’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department (JaxParks) is excited to share that there is no shortage of FREE happenings in and around downtown Jacksonville. There are fitness programs, live jazz and DJ nights, silent discos, photo walks, art in the park, Latin dance classes, movie nights, and more. There is literally something for everyone!

While the classes are free to attend, those interested in attending should visit the registration portal to check availability at jaxparks.coj.net.

Grant will Support Planning for the LaVilla Transit Innovation and Equity Project
 

Fisher, Goldberg, Peterson, and Weary to be honored on November 1 Luncheon

The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) has announced that $1,016,000 would be awarded to the City of Jacksonville through the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) discretionary grant program to implement several “quick-build” roadway safety projects, also known as demonstration projects, or tactical urbanism. The competitive grant program was established through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) to fund transportation-related planning, demonstration, and construction projects aimed at preventing roadway deaths and serious injuries.