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CITY & KEEP JACKSONVILLE BEAUTIFUL LAUNCH NEW “ADOPT A PARK” INITIATIVE
The City of Jacksonville, in partnership with Keep Jacksonville Beautiful, is proud to announce the launch of the new “Adopt a Park” initiative. The program officially kicked off at a press event on Thursday, October 2nd at Tillie Fowler Regional Park.
Update on Tropical Depression Nine
The City of Jacksonville’s Emergency Preparedness Division continues to closely monitor Tropical Depression Nine, a system that is currently approaching the Bahamas. It is expected to gradually strengthen into Tropical Storm Imelda by this evening, and potentially into a hurricane by late Monday or Tuesday as it parallels the Atlantic coast of Florida. It is then forecast to make a right turn away from the SE US coast.
CITY TO CELEBRATE HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH WITH TWO EVENTS
The City of Jacksonville will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) with two events next week.
City of Jacksonville Announces Fall Phase of the Jax Litter League
Winning team will score Jaguars merch and tickets to a home game
MAYOR DEEGAN TO HOST FINAL ROUND OF TOWN HALLS
Mayor Donna Deegan will host a final round of town halls focused on the city’s FY25-26 budget.Each town hall will take place at 6pm, except for the one at Northside Church of Christ, which will begin at 5:30pm. And they are free and open to the public, with no RSVP required.
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE ANNOUNCES FALL EXHIBITION BASEBALL GAME
The City of Jacksonville, Office of Sports & Entertainment, is excited to announce the continuation of a storied tradition: the annual exhibition baseball game, set to take place on Friday, November 1, at 121 Financial Ballpark. This year’s matchup will feature a thrilling contest between the Jacksonville University Dolphins and the University of Florida Gators, coinciding with the excitement of the Georgia-Florida football weekend.
Jax Book Fest returns with bestselling authors, family activities, and free workshops
Jacksonville Public Library’s Jax Book Fest returns for its seventh year this September with an exciting new format: two consecutive Saturdays of programs for readers and writers of all ages. The free event will be held at the Main Library, 303 N. Laura St., and will feature appearances and book signings by three New York Times bestselling authors — Tiya Miles, Mac Barnett, and Shannon Messenger — along with dozens of local writers and activities for all ages.
City of Jacksonville Announces First-Ever Litter League Champs
Team “Operation G.L.A.D.D. Dads” Takes Inaugural Prize