The Mayor's Community Based Crime Reduction Program and The New Town Success Zone strives to continue meeting residents' needs in critically important areas, such as housing, education, health services, and food security.
 

Enjoy the long weekend with a new furry friend

The City of Jacksonville’s Keep Jacksonville Beautiful Commission invites residents to join one of the world’s largest water protection efforts by contributing to the 2021 International Coastal Cleanup. 
 

In recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, which is observed on the 31^st of August each year, Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department (JFRD) and Drug Free Duval, are offering free, online training on recognizing the signs of an overdose and how to administer NARCAN® Nasal Spray, an FDA approved treatment for an opioid overdose. Participants are eligible to receive free NARCAN® kit following training. A training session will be offered on Monday, 8/30 at 2:00 PM and Wednesday, 9/15 at noon. Registration is required.
 

Join The Mayor's Community Based Crime Reduction Program and The New Town Success Zone on Saturday August 28th from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. for screenings, vaccinations, health literacy, grocery giveaways, and much more!

History continues to be made at Edward Waters University as the City and University officially opened the new Nathaniel Glover Community Field & Stadium Thursday morning.

Councilman Tommy Hazouri will be released from The Mayo Clinic later today and will return home under hospice care.   Tommy deeply appreciates all the thoughts, well wishes, and prayers from the Jacksonville community.  While his lungs may be failing him, his heart remains full for the people of this city.  The Hazouri family asks that you continue respecting their privacy in this difficult time.  
 

Construction of the first portion of the 30-mile Emerald Trail series of parks is underway.
 

Long time beloved Councilman Tommy Hazouri has been hospitalized due to complications from his lung transplant surgery last year. While he is being treated at The Mayo Clinic, the Hazouri family asks that you keep Tommy in your prayers and that their privacy be respected during this time.