Mayor Alvin Brown

Mayor Alvin Brown at the second annual Jacksonville MoneyWi$e End of Week Celebration
Big Numbers for Second Annual MoneyWi$e Week
May 17, 2013
The second annual Jacksonville MoneyWi$e Week showed positive growth. There were more classes and more volunteer hours. As a result, more people got useful advice on money management.
Mayor Alvin Brown joined Baldwin Mayor Stan Totman, Jacksonville City Councilman Ray Holt and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Chief Martin Senterfitt to announce emergency service expansion in the Town of Baldwin
Celebrating expansion of service in Baldwin
May 13, 2013
Mayor Alvin Brown joined Baldwin Mayor Stan Totman, Jacksonville City Councilman Ray Holt and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Chief Martin Senterfitt to announce emergency service expansion in the Town of Baldwin.
Mayor Brown visiting a College Student Aid Workshop in 2012
The FAFSA Workshops: An Investment in the Community
May 08, 2013
Higher education is a ticket to success. That goes both for individuals and the community. It so often draws the dividing line between employees and employers and creates the potential to thrust good ideas into the entrepreneurial spotlight.
A celebration of service
April 10, 2013
James P. Small Park was bustling with activity as the community, volunteers and city employees joined Mayor Brown for a day of service in Jacksonville’s Historic Durkeeville neighborhood.
Putting Jacksonville’s best foot forward
April 02, 2013
Mayor Alvin Brown signed legislation (2013-53) Tuesday to restore more than $2 million in funding for vital city services.

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Statement from Mayor Brown on Governor's Failure to Support Youths in Jacksonville
May 20, 2013
Mayor Alvin Brown released the following statement regarding the Governor’s action regarding the Learn2Earn program in Jacksonville:
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