News Flash

City Mourns Loss of Local Marines

A statement by City of Jacksonville Mayor, Sammy Phillips:

On behalf of the City of Jacksonville and the City Council, we mourn the loss of the two Marines who died on January 19, 2022. Their death is deeply felt in our community.

In a release by 2nd Marine...

Update - City of Jacksonville Winter Storm Closings and Changes - Sat, Jan 22, 2:30PM

City of Jacksonville Winter Storm Closings & Changes

 Jacksonville Police warn that roadways although are clearing up, they are wet and that anything that melts will most likely refreeze tonight as temperatures drop again below freezing. Sever...

COVID-19: City Building Access and Restrictions

COVID-19: City Building Access and Restrictions: Safety of Public and Employees Important - Limited access starting Monday

Due to the rapid spread of the COVID Omicron variant the City is implementing the following guidelines and restriction for ...

City of Jacksonville to Receive $175,000 from Environmental Grant

Town Center Apartments Update

Jacksonville City Council took action at the September 21, 2021 City Council Meeting to postpone any further City action to vacate 67 units of the Town Center Apartments until June 30, 2022. This action is not binding on the Town Center property owners wh...

Jacksonville City Council Adopts Juneteenth Holiday

The Jacksonville City Council approved creating Juneteenth as an official City holiday at their June 22, 2021 meeting. The City will now observe the Juneteenth holiday on the same day as the national holiday, June 19.

Juneteenth will replace the City&r...

Passport Services Resume with Temporary Adjustments to Procedures

Note: The City of Jacksonville has temporarily adjusted some Passport Service procedures following the COVID-19 event. The service is by appointment only. Face coverings will be required in order to meet with our Passport Agents until further notice. Buil...