JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars are continuing to host community “huddles” this week to answer questions about planned stadium renovations.
Clay and St. Johns counties will get a chance to weigh in Monday on the Jaguars’ proposed “stadium of the future.”
The first meeting starts at 11:30 a.m. in Clay County at the Thrasher-Horne Center in Orange Park.
Then at 5:30 p.m., there will be another huddle in St. Johns County at the Renaissance in World Golf Village.
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It’s estimated to cost $2 billion to renovate EverBank Stadium and the Jags want to split that price tag with the city.
The team held 16 community meetings around Jacksonville after unveiling their plans to upgrade in June.
The Jags hope to formally pitch the plan to the NFL next year.
🗣 Attention @Jaguars fans in Clay, St. Johns & Nassau! Join us next week as we continue our series of Stadium of the Future community huddles. Team President Mark Lamping will share our vision for the sports & entertainment district, conceptual renderings & answer questions. pic.twitter.com/MuKfXGDPBe
— 1stDownTown (@1stdowntownjax) September 12, 2023
