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.

Mayor Donna Deegan proclaims the month of July in Jacksonville, FL as Park and Recreation Month!

Earlier today, the City of Jacksonville announced the opening of its online merchandise store – and a related scavenger hunt.

Heart disease includes several heart-related health conditions, including atherosclerosis, heart attack, angina, stroke, coronary artery disease, heart failure, and arrhythmia.1 Heart disease results from the buildup of plaques on the walls of arteries, making it harder for blood to flow through them. Heart health involves maintaining a healthy heart muscle, arteries, and veins to efficiently circulate blood throughout your body. 

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.
 

In observance of Independence Day, many City government offices and facilities will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025.
 

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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.

This July, join JaxParks for Park and Recreation Month, as we celebrate how Duval County is stronger, more vibrant and more resilient thanks to its parks and recreation offerings.