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COJ.net > City Council > City Council Members > Terrance Freeman > Photo Gallery

Terrance Freeman, President
At-Large - Group 1

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Fire Station 64 Groundbreaking 10865 Harts Road
Council President Terrance Freeman attends Fire Station 64 Groundbreaking 10865 Harts Road
January 30, 2023
Photo of Council President Terrance Freeman with the Shiva Robotic Academy Robotics Team
Students from Shiva Robotic Academy visit City Council
December 13, 2022
Council President Terrance Freeman with the Shiva Robotic Academy Robotics Team after they showcase different pieces of their super capacitor project during public comment.
 
Photo of Council President Freeman; Angie Nixon, (State Representative); Betty Burney (I
Ribbon Cutting Moncrief Stem Center
December 08, 2022
Kids Hope Alliance (KHA), along with the City of Jacksonville (COJ) and several KHA-funded providers, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on February 11th, 2022 to celebrate the opening of the a new teen center in Moncrief.
 
Thanks to a $1,000,000 grant from the Florida Department of Education (DOE) and the support of Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry and Jacksonville City Council, the new center will help increase Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) skills in teens living in the Northwest Jacksonville community.
 
Software and workforce development training will be implemented by three local non-profits partners: 100 Black Men of Jacksonville, Inc., I'm a STAR Foundation Inc., and Goodwill Industries of North Florida, Inc. The program will serve up to 500 youth in a state-of-the-art software development center and will focus on Science and Math exploration for students along with leadership training. The 100 Stars Community Center, a City of Jacksonville Parks and Recreation site, was built specifically for this youth development program in 2020.
 
KHA is pleased to receive this substantial grant award and partner with local non-profit organizations in providing hands-on training in software development. Participating youth will be well-prepared to be placed in highly sought-after internships, leading to well-paid technology careers. The local employment opportunities in the STEM field are growing exponentially and the business community is looking for a pipeline of qualified employees. Companies such as Miller Electric, CSI, and Florida Blue have collectively committed to hiring certified and qualified youth from this program. These types of public/private partnerships provide youth with hope of securing a future in the growing economy of STEM.
 
KHA is grateful to the City of Jacksonville, Mayor Lenny Curry, Jacksonville City Council, and, Parks and Recreation, Florida Department of Education, 100 Black Men, I’m a Star, Goodwill, Miller Electric, CSI, Florida Blue, and Logitech for their contributions and commitment to this exciting endeavor. By equipping our youth with these critical skills, we know that this work will have an impact on generations to come.
Council Members, White, Salem and Freeman and Me Gerrie Ford-Hardin serving the community.
City Council Members Serving Lunch at Sulzbacher
December 08, 2022
Picture of Council President Freeman, Council Vice President Salem, Mayor Curry, and Council Member Becton
Grand Opening Fire Station 74
July 29, 2022
On Wednesday, July 27, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. Council President Terrance Freeman attended the Grand Opening for Fire Station 74 located in the E-Town community just off I-295 on the Southside.
 
Photo of Council Vice President Freeman with Apron and Gloves on participating as the Celebrity Chef.
Council Vice President serves as a Celebrity Chef
June 03, 2022
Council Vice President Freeman served as a Celebrity Chef at the Clara White Mission’s 28th Annual Miracle on Ashley Street.
Photo of City Council Vice President Terrance Freeman speaking at small business appreciation day.
Council Vice President Terrance Freeman Visit Jaxport For Small Business Appreciation Day
May 25, 2022

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (May 24, 2022) – Today, 150 small business supporters and representatives received valuable education and resources during JAXPORT’s fourth annual Small Business Appreciation Day.

During the free event, participants discussed strategies for creating a diverse supplier base, developing a digital business modal, and securing available financing. JAXPORT’s Procurement Director Lisa Gee joined procurement leaders from other Jacksonville agencies in a panel discussion focused on strategies for securing bid opportunities at the city’s public agencies.

In addition, Jacksonville City Council Vice President and small business advocate Terrance Freeman discussed how Jacksonville’s growth, and the growth of our region’s transportation and logistics industry, benefits the small business community. “You’re sitting at one of the best organizations in the city when it comes to creating opportunities for small businesses,” Councilman Freeman told attendees. “Jacksonville is a city on the rise because of the sound foundation that has been laid by our small business community.”

JAXPORT has a number of growth projects underway that create opportunities for small businesses, including $70 million in terminal enhancements on Blount Island and the public-private partnership to relocate and expand Southeast Toyota Distributors’ Jacksonville operations from JAXPORT’s Talleyrand terminal to Blount Island.

“Just yesterday, we celebrated the completion of our harbor deepening project through Blount Island,” said JAXPORT CFO and Chief of Staff Beth McCague. “A 47-foot depth allows bigger ships to call JAXPORT and existing ships calling Jacksonville to carry more cargo on board. As cargo volumes grow, the opportunities available to small businesses expand as well.”

JAXPORT is committed to promoting equal opportunities in all capital and procurement contracts. During the past seven years, JAXPORT payments for work by Certified Small Businesses, which includes certified Jacksonville Small and Emerging Businesses (JSEB), have topped $36 million.

Picture of Council Member Freeman at the JTA Launches My Ride 2 Schools Event
JTA Launches My Ride 2 School Program, Offering Free Bus Rides to Students
January 03, 2022

Students attending school in Jacksonville will have more transportation options starting Tuesday, thanks to a new partnership between Jacksonville Transportation Authority, the city and Duval County Public Schools. 

Local leaders went into details regarding the My Ride 2 School pilot program — which will provide free bus trips to middle and high school public, charter and private school students in Jacksonville — at a news conference hosted Monday morning. 
Picture of Principal Gregory Bostic
Ribault High School Donation
October 13, 2020
Council Member Freeman supported Ribault High School by delivering 50 clear backpacks filled with school supplies.  
 
Photo from left to right - Council Members Boylan, Newby, Bowman, Pittman, Gaffney, Mayor Curry,  Council Members Salem and Freeman.
Mayor Curry and Shad Khan unveil long awaited plans for Lot J
October 05, 2020
 "This is an exciting day for Jacksonville!  I commend Mayor Curry, Mr. Khan, and their team for working diligently on this important project."  Council Member Terrance Freeman.
Picture of Council Member Freeman at the 7th Annual Back 2 School Jamboree (Drive-Up) Event
7th Annual Back 2 School Jamboree (Drive-Up) Event
September 12, 2020
On Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Council Member Freeman donated schools supplies for the 7th Annual Back 2 School Jamboree (Drive-Up) Event in Northwest Jacksonville at the Emmett Reed Community Center.
Picture of Council Member Freeman with his family
Community Food Giveaway Abess Park Elementary School
August 01, 2020
Council Member Freeman serving the community meeting them where they are.
 
Ribbon Cutting for Goodwill Industries of Northeast Florida
July 23, 2020
Council Member Freeman participated in the Ribbon Cutting of Goodwill Industries of Northeast Florida on July 23, 2020.
 
Duval Food Giveaway
June 27, 2020
Council Member Freeman participated in the Duval Food Giveaway on June 27, 2020.
 
Picture of Council Member Freeman and the 2nd Grade Class at River City Science Academy
Reading to 2nd Grade Class at River City Science Academy
March 05, 2020
Council Member Freeman read to the 2nd grade class at River City Science Academy on March 5, 2020.
 
Picture of Council Member Freeman Speaking at the JaxPort Annual Small Business Networking Conference
JaxPort Annual Small Business Networking Conference
February 04, 2020
Council Member Freeman was the Keynote Speaker at the JaxPort Annual Small Business Networking Conference held on February 4, 2020 the event was held at the JaxPort Cruise Terminal.  
July 18, 2019 photo of Council Members Freeman and Boylan with a student.
I'm A Star Foundation Student Elections
July 18, 2019
Council Member Freeman attended the I'm A Star Foundation student elections at the Darnell-Cookman Middle/High School. 
July 3, 2019 photo of Council Members JuCoby Pittman and Terrance Freeman at an event to honor Bill Gulliford.
Beach Event to Honor Bill Gulliford
July 03, 2019
Photo of Council Members Ju'Coby Pittman and Terrance Freeman at an event held in Atlantic Beach to honor Bill Gulliford. 
June 21, 2019 photo of Director Daryl Jospeh, Council Member Terrance Freeman, Chief Keith Powers, and Chief Keith Meyerl at the ribbon cutting for the Lonnie Miller Park Amphitheatre.
Lonnie Miller Park Amphitheatre Ribbon Cutting
June 21, 2019
Photo of Director Daryl Joseph, Parks and Recreation, CM Freeman, CD10, Chief Keith Powers, JFRD and Keith Meyerl, Chief of Parks & Recreation Programs.  Legends Summer Campers were on hand to share in the excitement.
Picture of District 10 Family Health & Fitness Day at Lonnie Miller Park
District 10 Family Health & Fitness Day Lonnie Miller Park
June 21, 2019
Council Member Freeman attended District 10 Family Health & Fitness Day at Lonnie Miller Park on June 21, 2019.
 
January 29, 2019 photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman at the Celebrity Reading event held at S.A. Hull Elementary School.
Celebrity Reading Event
January 29, 2019
Photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman participating in the Celebrity Reading event held at S.A. Hull Elementary School. 
August 29, 2018 photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman at the groundbreaking for the Normandy Park ER.
Normandy Park ER Groundbreaking
August 29, 2018
Council Member Terrance Freeman was in attendance to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Normandy Park ER in District 10. 
August 20, 2018 photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman at an Old Floradale Homeowners Association meeting.
Old Floradale Home Owners Association
August 20, 2018
CM Terrance Freeman addresses Old Floradale HOA Monday, August 20, 2018.  CM Freeman talked about his top priorities for District 10 regarding Public Safety, Infrastructure, and Senior Programs. Pictured with CM Freeman is Lucille Grant, Old Floradale HOA President and Ruth Roberts, Vice President.
 
Picture of Council Member Freeman and Pastor James Wiggins, Jr Pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church on August 2, 2018
Neighborhood Development & Wealth Initiative Task Force Committee Meeting
August 02, 2018
Council Member Freeman was asked as CD10 Councilman to participate in a special Community Task Force Meeting to discuss the vision and wealth investment in District 10. Council Member Freeman talked about his vision and neighborhood development for the district as well as community wealth initiatives.
August 2, 2018 photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman addressing the attendees  at the St. Paul Lutheran Church Task Force Meeting.
Neighborhood Development and Wealth Initiative
August 02, 2018
Council Member Terrance Freeman attended the St. Paul Lutheran Church Task Force Committee Meeting  at the invitation of Rev. James Wiggins, Jr. The meeting was focused on the Task Force's Neighborhood Development and Wealth Initiative. 
July 26, 2018 photo of Council Member Terrance Freeman at the Leroy Clemons Senior Center.
Visit to Leroy Clemon's Senior Center
July 26, 2018
Council Member Freeman visited the Leroy Clemon’s Senior Center on Thursday, July 26, 2018.  CM Freeman took the time to introduce himself as the newly appointed Councilman for District 10 and discussed future projects and other events for the district. During his visit CM Freeman listened to concerns of the group and offered feedback to many of the questions asked.
 
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