Jump directly to page body. Return to site home.   List site structure. List site contacts.    
Fill in key words to search and click here or press Enter key to Search.
Banner image: MayorMayor picture
Home > Mayor
Guiding Principles
Six Guiding Principles

A large crane helps unload a cargo container ship at Jaxport

Increase economic opportunity and jobs
Growing the economy and increasing jobs is among the mayor's top priorities, and that includes full support for the military and minority business ownership. More on economic opportunity...

Three new Public Safety Officers stand next to a patrol car.

Increase public safety
Our commitment to public safety means increased funding for the Sheriff's Office and the Fire and Rescue Department, as well as a focus on homeland security and emergency preparedness. More on public safety...

Two tots practice reading.

Increase early literacy
Because reading is the foundation of educational and economic success, it should be a core community value. Mayor Peyton has worked to make early literacy a community movement, not just a policy initiative. More on early literacy...

A soothing sunset at one of the city's new preservation parks.

Enhance quality of life
Enhancing quality of life means developing a first-rate park system, proactively managing growth, expanding the library system and protecting the St. Johns River. More on quality of life...

A man walks by new townhomes in downtown Jacksonville.

Increase infill housing
Increasing infill housing is a key component of a strategic plan to eliminate substandard housing and increase homeownership in Jacksonville over the next 20 years. More on housing...

The words

Streamline government
To facilitate business growth, city employees are committed to top-notch customer service and to make living in Jacksonville more enjoyable and doing business in our city easier. More on streamlining government...

Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.
Mayor - City Council - Jobs - About Jax - I want to... - I am... - Services - Departments
630-CITY(2489) - Site Policies - Webmaster © 2003 City of Jacksonville