When school is out, summer fun is in! – Monday is the first day of JaxParks’ annual Rec-n-Roll summer program, an initiative that provides free, supervised, recreational and engaging activities for Jacksonville youth throughout the season to minimize the opportunity for violence and crime. Children ages 6 - 17 are invited to enjoy games, activities, sports and more in a safe place throughout weekdays through July 30. Programs are from 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. No registration required. For more information, contact JaxParks at (904) 255-7900 or visit the JaxParks website.

Attention active duty military and veterans! 

Notice is hereby given that the Honorable Tommy Hazouri, President of the Jacksonville City Council, hereby schedules an IN - PERSON with (STREAMING VIEWING OPTIONS ONLY) MEETING FOR THE 2021 – 2022 INSTALLATION OF COUNCIL LEADERSHIP OFFICERS – Council President and Council Vice President to be held in conjunction with Members of the Jacksonville City Council.  Notice is given that other elected or appointed members of Boards and Commission are invited to attend. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 24, 2021, 12:00 P.M.  The meeting will be held in the Jacksonville City Council Chambers, located at 117 West Duval Street, First Floor, Jacksonville, Florida.  Additionally, the Lynwood Roberts Room located at 117 West Duval Street, First Floor City Hall has been reserved for overflow seating and streaming of the activity.  
 

Nearly 8,000 Backpacks Delivered to Pre-K Classrooms

Riverfront Plaza to host the inaugural championship showcasing the top talent in the world

Intake will close at 10:30 am 

Women Veterans Recognition Week begins June 5^th 

$722,772 from Department of Labor for Workforce Reintegration Program 

In partnership with the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Mayor Lenny Curry announced today the winning public art project for the Duval County Courthouse lawn, by unanimous vote and perfect score, is Cliff Garten Studio of Venice, CA. Mr. Garten will construct and reveal his project during our city’s bicentennial year and for the 10^th anniversary of the Courthouse building.