Mayor Brown's Reinvestment Plan

Mayor Brown announcing his reinvestment plan.Mayor Alvin Brown has created a plan to inject $11 million this year into both Downtown revitalization and job-creating economic improvements across Jacksonville. The mayor committed to investing $9 million in order to leverage private investment that will improve Downtown. An additional $2 million is slated for economic expansion throughout the city.

The investments, which are subject to City Council approval, result from a successful round of debt refinancing at the direction of the Brown Administration. The mayor announced the savings will be reinvested in projects with private-sector investment that invigorate Downtown and elevate the Jacksonville economy. Read more

JAX2025: Imagine it. Build it. Reach it.

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JAX2025
is asking everyone to contribute to a common vision for the community we'd like to be in 13 years - a vision created and owned by all of us who have an interest in Jacksonville. The City of Jacksonville is proud to support JAX2025, because we believe that Jacksonville needs a focused, comprehensive vision for our future.

JAX2025 Release Event: Our Vision for Jacksonville in 2025

May 18, 2013 | Everbank Field, West Touchdown Club | 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. | Register to Attend

Learn more at www.JAX2025.org.

Mayor Brown's Retirement Reform Initiative

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Mayor Alvin Brown has unveiled an initiative to reform the retirement program for City of Jacksonville employees. Under Mayor Brown’s proposal, the City will have a sustainable plan to protect the retirements of employees, while keeping taxpayers from shouldering an unfair burden for contributions.
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Military Affairs, Veterans and Disabled Services Department

One in four Jacksonville residents is connected to the U.S. Military in JacksonvilleThe City of Jacksonville's Military Affairs, Veterans and Disabled Services Department focuses

on serving the needs of Jacksonville's military and disability communities. The Department works closely with area defense facilities and encourages the military missions they perform. The staff assists Veterans and their families file claims and apply for social and educational assistance. In addition, the division increases awareness of the successes and needs of disabled persons, monitors legislation related to people with disabilities and advises the mayor regarding compliance with that legislation.
 

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