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ACPS PARTNERS WITH FIRST COAST CRIME STOPPERS

January 15, 2026
The City of Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services (ACPS) is now officially partnering with First Coast Crime Stoppers. This partnership aims to increase the number of tips provided by the community in cases involving animal cruelty. Tipsters are eligible for cash rewards up to $3,000 if their information leads to an arrest; all tip submissions are secure and anonymous.

COJ WARMING CENTER TO OPEN THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 2026

January 14, 2026
The National Weather Service (NWS) is forecasting dangerously cold temperatures as an Arctic cold front passes through our area. Forecasts call for wind chills or “feels like” temperatures in the 20s, beginning tomorrow evening. 

JFRD ANNOUNCES NEW LEADERSHIP IN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

January 14, 2026
Scott Miller Jr. will lead the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department’s (JFRD’s) Administrative Services Division as Acting Division Chief, pending City Council confirmation.

Mayor Deegan Honors Playoff Bet, Sends 20 Pounds of Mayport Shrimp to Buffalo Jacksonville's finest seafood heads north after Jaguars fall to Bills in playoff matchup

January 14, 2026
Mayor Donna Deegan is making good on a friendly wager today, sending 20 pounds of fresh Mayport shrimp to Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan following the Jacksonville Jaguars' playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills.

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, JACKSONVILLE BRANCH NAACP, JACKSONVILLE URBAN LEAGUE, AND JAX CHAMBER HOST THE 39TH ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BREAKFAST PRESENTED BY FLORIDA BLUE

January 13, 2026
The City of Jacksonville, Jacksonville Branch NAACP, Jacksonville Urban League, and JAX Chamber invite the community to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr’s life, legacy, and service at the 39th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast.

Eyes on the prize: How diet affects eye health

January 09, 2026
Your vision supports our overall health in ways we may not realize, and good nutrition plays a big roll in that.  A nutritious, balanced diet can support ety development and health from childhood to adulthood.  As we age, our eyes are at risk for disorders like cataracts, macular degeneration, and glaucoma.  Fortunately, we have powerful tools to support our eye health. 

New year, healthier you: Focusing on prevention

January 09, 2026
Ring in the new year with a renewed commitment to your well-being!  True wellness is about nurturing your whole self:  body, mind, and spirit.  Here are three important steps to kick-start your journey. 

MAYOR DEEGAN, FORMER MAYOR PEYTON DISTRIBUTE FIRST ROUND OF BOOKS TO STUDENTS IN THE NEW  “MAYOR’S BOOK CLUB”

January 09, 2026

$1 Million Gate Foundation Donation Expands River City Readers Initiative to Reach All Four-Year-Olds

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