The City of Jacksonville’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department is hiring Lifeguards and Pool Managers for the summer. 
 

The City of Jacksonville is pleased to announce a new public/private project with Pinnacle Bank.
 

Calling all influencers! The City of Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services (ACPS) is partnering with animal welfare organizations across the globe for the 2025 Shelter Slumber Pawty—and you're invited!
 

To every immigrant living in Jacksonville—whether you’ve been here for decades or just arrived—I want you to hear this from your Mayor: You belong. You matter. You are loved. And we will continue to stand with you.

The Friendship Fountain will be temporarily closed for necessary maintenance starting the morning of Tuesday, April 1, 2025. The closure is essential to ensure the continued functionality and preservation of this community landmark.

The City of Jacksonville announced some updates to the LaSalle Street Drainage Project, which will mitigate flooding on LaSalle Street and surrounding neighborhoods in San Marco by upgrading the stormwater collection system. Please see below for the latest:
 

Join us for the ADA Accessibility Symposium 2025, a FREE virtual event hosted on Zoom! This two-day symposium will focus on important topics in accessibility, providing practical insights and strategies for creating more inclusive digital experiences.

The City of Jacksonville announced some updates to the LaSalle Street Drainage Project, which will mitigate flooding on LaSalle Street and surrounding neighborhoods in San Marco by upgrading the stormwater collection system. Please see below for the latest:

The wait is over—the 2025 Jacksonville Jazz Festival performer lineup has been announced. Attendees can expect an unforgettable weekend of performances by jazz icons and genre-blending artists.
 

The Mayor’s Office and Meridian Waste are pleased to announce a mutually agreeable resolution and compensation agreement for Area II, which covers the Northside, in lieu of legal action. Council President Randy White is introducing the proposed contract amendment as a one-cycle emergency bill at tonight’s City Council meeting.