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Mayor Donna Deegan and Former Mayor John Peyton Announce Major Literacy Investment for Jacksonville’s Children
Gate Foundation Donates $1 Million to River City Readers
New Brentwood Branch Library plans moving forward
Open house scheduled for TODAY to share updates
MAYOR DEEGAN PRESENTS PROPOSED 2025-2026 BUDGET TO CITY COUNCIL
Mayor Donna Deegan presented the proposed 2025-2026 budget to the Jacksonville City Council this morning. This balanced budget – which takes zero dollars from our reserves – includes a $2 billion general fund budget and $687 million in the FY26 portion of the five-year Capital Improvement Plan, which is $1.7 billion in total from 2026-2030.
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE RECEIVES ANOTHER TOP TIER AA+ RATING FROM FITCH
The City of Jacksonville is pleased to announce that Fitch Ratings has assigned another top tier “AA+” rating for our 2025 special revenue bonds.
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE RECEIVING STATE FUNDING FOR THREE KEY PROJECTS
The City of Jacksonville is pleased to announce that it is receiving $4.35 million for three key local projects in the State of Florida’s FY25-26 budget.
It's Official! July is Park and Recreation Month in Jacksonville
Mayor Donna Deegan proclaims the month of July in Jacksonville, FL as Park and Recreation Month!
CITY LAUNCHES MERCH STORE AND SCAVENGER HUNT
Earlier today, the City of Jacksonville announced the opening of its online merchandise store – and a related scavenger hunt.
CITY OFFICES AND FACILITIES CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY
In observance of Independence Day, many City government offices and facilities will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025.
City of Jacksonville Partners with Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp to Launch “Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute” Anti-Litter Campaign and Jax Litter League Competition
Mayor Donna Deegan today officially launched a bold, citywide campaign to combat litter and blight and bring pride back to Jacksonville’s neighborhoods. The new initiative, titled “Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute,” is a multifaceted approach focused on education, prevention and enforcement, and community engagement.
CITY OPENS FORSYTH & ADAMS STREETS TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
Earlier today, the City of Jacksonville announced the opening of Adams and Forsyth Streets, from Jefferson to Liberty Streets, to two-way traffic in Downtown Jacksonville.