Promises Made.
Promises Kept.
Promises of Consolidation Bringing Communities Together for a Stronger Jacksonville.
The Promise of Consolidation
On October 1, 1968, Jacksonville and Duval County merged into one government, pledging to revitalize and improve services in underserved neighborhoods.Pictured: Consolidation map of Jacksonville
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Infrastructure, Resilience & Accountability
A city is built one promise at a time. We’re building a safer, more connected city—safer streets, stronger infrastructure, reliable drainage systems, and transparent government residents can trust.Pictured: District 7 - Durkeeville Emerald Trail
Infrastructure, Resilience & Accountability
Since 2023, District 7 has completed 415 lighting improvements and 13 public works projects, District 8 has completed 670 lighting improvements and 5 public works projects, District 9 has completed 591 lighting improvements and 2 public works projects, and District 10 has completed 324 lighting improvements and 4 public works projects.Pictured: District 7 - McCoys Creek
Infrastructure, Resilience & Accountability
Across Jacksonville, we are restoring creeks, strengthening infrastructure, and investing in the systems that often go unseen but make everyday life possible. Because resilience is more than concrete and construction—it is the promise that when challenges come, our communities will stand strong together. Check out the Infrastructure, Resilience & Accountability page for more info.Pictured: District 10 - Trout River Bridge
Public Safety & Community Well‑Being
Every family deserves the peace of mind that comes from feeling safe at home and in their neighborhood. When communities are secure, children can explore with confidence, families can focus on their future, and hope has the opportunity to grow.Pictured: District 9 - Fire Station 64
Public Safety & Community Well‑Being
Public safety is more than sirens in the night or lights flashing down a street. It is the quiet work of building trust, opening doors for young people, and extending a hand to those in crisis. Through Journey Forward, Jacksonville is investing in the promise that safer neighborhoods begin long before an emergency call.Pictured: District 10 - William M. Raines High School
Public Safety & Community Well‑Being
Jacksonville continues investing in safer neighborhoods and stronger communities through public safety initiatives. Since 2023, 3 new fire stations have been built across Districts 8 and 9. Discover more on the Public Safety & Community Well-Being page.Pictured: District 8 - Ribault High School
Economic Growth, Jobs & Innovation
Jacksonville is building an economy that works for everyone—attracting investment, supporting small businesses, and strengthening our workforce so opportunity reaches every neighborhood. Every small business begins with a simple act of courage and a belief that something better is possible.Pictured: District 8 - JSEB Entrepreneurship Workforce Development Center
Economic Growth, Jobs & Innovation
Entrepreneurs are opening doors and creating opportunities that ripple far beyond their storefronts. Every new business means another family supported, another job created, and another neighborhood strengthened.Pictured: Districts 7, 10 - Jaxport Terminals
Economic Growth, Jobs & Innovation
We are currently offering support to 47 JSEBs in District 10, 34 in District 9, 57 in District 8, and 80 in District 7. Check out the Economic Growth, Jobs & Innovation page for more info.Pictured: District 7- Small Businesses
Neighborhoods, Housing & Homelessness
Home is one of the smallest words we know, yet it represents so much more than a place. It's where families find stability, children grow with confidence, and the ordinary moments of everyday life become lasting memories.
Pictured: District 7 - Johnson Commons Affordable Housing Under Construction
Neighborhoods, Housing & Homelessness
In District 7, more than 646 new affordable homes have opened their doors, and in District 8 another 440 have risen. In District 10, the city supported or added another 72 affordable housing units.
Pictured: District 7 - Johnson Commons Affordable Housing
Neighborhoods, Housing & Homelessness
These new units aren’t just buildings; they’re the foundation for stronger neighborhoods and brighter futures. Because when families have a place to call home, children flourish and communities thrive. View the Housing, Neighborhoods & Homelessness page for more information.Pictured: District 9 - Huron Sophia Apartments
Public Facilities, Parks & Culture
The heart of a city beats in its gathering places, where children play until sunset, neighbors become friends, and families celebrate the traditions and everyday moments that bring a community together.Pictured: District 10 - Chanzel Brown Park
Public Facilities, Parks & Culture
Jacksonville is strengthening neighborhood spaces across the city bringing 99 park improvements across Districts 7, 8, 9, and 10—helping ensure every community has vibrant, connected places to gather.Pictured: District 10 - JP Smalls Park
Public Facilities, Parks & Culture
The true value of parks and public spaces is measured not only by the improvements made, but by the moments they make possible. By investing in places where people gather, play, and celebrate, Jacksonville continues to strengthen the connections that turn neighborhoods into home. View progress on the Parks, Public Spaces & Culture Page.Pictured: District 8 - Riverview Park
The work continues, and so does the promise. A promise that every resident matters, every neighborhood belongs, and that the best chapters of Jacksonville's story are still being written. Learn more on our Promises of Consolidation Page.