Notice is hereby given that Honorable Tommy Hazouri, Council President  has CANCELLED the Regular Meeting of the Jacksonville City Council. The regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council will not meet on Tuesday, November 10, 2020, 5:00 p.m. - Jacksonville City Council 117 West Duval Street Jacksonville, Florida. A quorum of the Council Members (14) will need to be present in-person but other members may attend utilizing Communications Media Technology (CMT).
 

In observance of Veterans Day, the following City government offices and facilities will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11.
 

Presented by the Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A.

Continuation of the Florida Department of Transportation/301 Project.
 

Polls will open from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Registered Duval County voters can find their precinct on their voter information card and at the Supervisor of Elections website.

COVID-19 testing will be suspended Tuesday, Nov. 3, at Mandarin and Leroy D. Clemons senior centers, located at 3848 Hartley Road – 32257 and 55 N. Jackson Ave. – 32229, respectively.

This morning, Mayor Lenny Curry and leaders from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department, and JaxEvents held a press conference to remind everyone about safety, parking, and attendance protocols for the annual Georgia-Florida game this Saturday, November 7, 2020..
 

The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville and Farah & Farah Reveal 20-Foot-Tall Sculpture on Laura Street.

As Duval County residents mark the end of Daylight Saving Time by resetting their clocks Sunday, Nov. 1, the City of Jacksonville’s Environmental Quality Division is reminding them to adjust their lawn and landscape irrigation schedule to one day per week. Designed to conserve Jacksonville’s water supply and reduce the amount of nutrients flowing into the St. Johns River, Chapter 366 of the City’s Ordinance Code limits watering to one day a week from the first Sunday in November to the second Sunday in March.

The City of Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) earned initial accreditation through the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc. (CFA) as part of the organization’s Inspectors General Accreditation Program. Thirty-eight inspectors general in the state have received the recognition, with the City’s agency being the only one to represent a municipality. A CFA accreditation demonstrates an inspector general office’s commitment to adhering to professionally-recognized best practices that will enhance the quality of service provided to its community.