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Taxpayers did not foot bill for Mayor Deegan’s vacation to Italy, initial review finds
Read full article: Taxpayers did not foot bill for Mayor Deegan’s vacation to Italy, initial review findsA draft review of Mayor Donna Deegan’s international travel finds taxpayer money was not used toward her vacation to Italy shortly after the annual trade mission to London.
New HomeStep program aims to help JWB renters move closer to homeownership in Jacksonville. Here’s how it works
Read full article: New HomeStep program aims to help JWB renters move closer to homeownership in Jacksonville. Here’s how it worksJWB Rental Homes is launching the Homestep Program to make housing more affordable for the Jacksonville Community and hosting an event.
Laura Street Trio developer cites ‘lack of communication, respect’ during failed negotiations with city of Jacksonville
Read full article: Laura Street Trio developer cites ‘lack of communication, respect’ during failed negotiations with city of JacksonvilleThe city of Jacksonville says it is ending negotiations with the developer of the Laura Street Trio, which means redeveloping that area does not have a path forward for the time being.
Here‘s what you need to know if you’re going to the Veterans Day Parade in Jacksonville
Read full article: Here‘s what you need to know if you’re going to the Veterans Day Parade in JacksonvilleThe city of Jacksonville is hosting a Veterans Day Parade on Monday at 11:01 a.m. in Downtown Jacksonville.
City launches 2024 Get Covered Jax campaign aimed at promoting health insurance enrollment
Read full article: City launches 2024 Get Covered Jax campaign aimed at promoting health insurance enrollmentThe City of Jacksonville officially launched its 2024 Get Covered JAX! campaign to help residents without health insurance get coverage.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reviews officer altercations with fans at Georgia-Florida game
Read full article: Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reviews officer altercations with fans at Georgia-Florida gameThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is reviewing online videos that show police officers punching fans during Saturday's Florida-Georgia game at EverBank Stadium.
Mayor Deegan, JCAC address viral videos of JSO punching fans at Georgia-Florida game
Read full article: Mayor Deegan, JCAC address viral videos of JSO punching fans at Georgia-Florida gameA video posted by Barstool Sports on X went viral after it showed JSO officers punching spectators at the Georgia-Florida football game.
Mayor Deegan casts vote at the same Neptune Beach precinct where Harris supporters were accosted
Read full article: Mayor Deegan casts vote at the same Neptune Beach precinct where Harris supporters were accostedThe final push to Election Day is bringing many voters out, including Mayor Donna Deegan.
LIVE: City celebrates grand opening of Emerald Station with ribbon-cutting ceremony
Read full article: LIVE: City celebrates grand opening of Emerald Station with ribbon-cutting ceremonyCity leaders will celebrate the grand opening of the Emerald Station with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning.
Ground broken on ’Pearl Street District,’ part of 22-acre, multi-billion dollar downtown Jacksonville development
Read full article: Ground broken on ’Pearl Street District,’ part of 22-acre, multi-billion dollar downtown Jacksonville developmentA new project slated for completion within the next two years in downtown Jacksonville took a major step on Tuesday, providing further evidence of the city’s priority to develop the area.
Mayor Deegan shares details of European trip after councilman calls for ‘audit’
Read full article: Mayor Deegan shares details of European trip after councilman calls for ‘audit’Republican Councilman Terrance Freeman is calling for a full audit of Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan’s recent European trip.
Fed-up Riverside residents start petition to mayor voicing complaints about loud noise from motorcyclists
Read full article: Fed-up Riverside residents start petition to mayor voicing complaints about loud noise from motorcyclistsRiverside homeowners who live next to Interstate 10 are fed up with hearing loud sounds of motorcycles on the road at night.
Mayor Deegan says she regrets her choice of words when talking about Trump‘s immigration policy but stands by criticism
Read full article: Mayor Deegan says she regrets her choice of words when talking about Trump‘s immigration policy but stands by criticismAfter facing two days of criticism from Republican leaders following controversial comments made during a London radio interview, Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan on Friday said she regrets her choice of words in labeling former President Donald Trump‘s immigration plan as a “concentration camp type situation.”
City leaders weigh in on racist banner flown over downtown amid controversy over Deegan’s immigration comments
Read full article: City leaders weigh in on racist banner flown over downtown amid controversy over Deegan’s immigration commentsA day after Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters responded to Mayor Donna Deegan‘s controversial comments about former President Donald Trump’s proposed immigration policy, a racist banner flew over downtown taking aim at the sheriff.
Trump spokeswoman calls for Mayor Deegan to resign ‘in disgrace’ after controversial comments on his immigration policy
Read full article: Trump spokeswoman calls for Mayor Deegan to resign ‘in disgrace’ after controversial comments on his immigration policyA spokeswoman for former President Donald Trump is calling for Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan to resign “in disgrace” after the mayor made controversial comments about Trump’s proposed immigration policy, saying his plan amounts to a “concentration camp type situation.”
Jacksonville leaders slam Mayor Deegan for controversial comments on Trump immigration policy on London radio show
Read full article: Jacksonville leaders slam Mayor Deegan for controversial comments on Trump immigration policy on London radio showJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is facing backlash from city leaders and Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters on Wednesday following her comments on a London radio show about presidential candidate Donald Trump’s proposed immigration policy.
City teams up with local nonprofit to create affordable housing program
Read full article: City teams up with local nonprofit to create affordable housing programA local nonprofit known for developing “high-quality” affordable housing announced Tuesday that it has partnered with Jacksonville to house 25 “unsheltered chronically homeless citizens” as part of a pilot program that current and former members of the city’s government created.
Gators-Bulldogs, concerts, entertainment: New stadium in Jacksonville will benefit more than Jaguars
Read full article: Gators-Bulldogs, concerts, entertainment: New stadium in Jacksonville will benefit more than JaguarsThe stadium deal is expected to benefit more than just the Jaguars and should help the city as it looks to keep the Florida-Georgia football game in town long term.
‘Celebrate!’: Jaguars ‘Stadium of the Future’ clears final hurdle, approved unanimously by NFL owners
Read full article: ‘Celebrate!’: Jaguars ‘Stadium of the Future’ clears final hurdle, approved unanimously by NFL ownersNFL owners voted unanimously to approve the stadium deal between the Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville on Tuesday, clearing the way for the Stadium of the Future to become a reality.
‘We avoided the worst again’: Jacksonville was left relatively unscathed by Hurricane Milton, mayor says
Read full article: ‘We avoided the worst again’: Jacksonville was left relatively unscathed by Hurricane Milton, mayor saysDuring a Thursday afternoon press conference, Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan said she was “beyond grateful that we continue to be so blessed in this city,” after Hurricane Milton left the area relatively unscathed.
‘This is better news’: Mayor Deegan says rainfall projections have dropped since Tuesday as Milton approaches
Read full article: ‘This is better news’: Mayor Deegan says rainfall projections have dropped since Tuesday as Milton approachesJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city officials are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon as the state prepares for the impact of Hurricane Milton.
‘This is better news’: Jacksonville mayor says rainfall projections have dropped since Tuesday as Milton approaches
Read full article: ‘This is better news’: Jacksonville mayor says rainfall projections have dropped since Tuesday as Milton approachesJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city officials are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon as the state prepares for the impact of Hurricane Milton.
Mayor Deegan asks residents to be welcoming as Jacksonville hotels fill up with Hurricane Milton evacuees
Read full article: Mayor Deegan asks residents to be welcoming as Jacksonville hotels fill up with Hurricane Milton evacueesAs Central and Southwest Florida evacuees make their way to safer grounds ahead of Hurricane Milton’s devastating landfall, Jacksonville is seeing a spike in traffic and hotel reservations.
‘Tiger Dams’ deployed: Anti-flood barricades put up in Jacksonville communities ahead of Hurricane Milton
Read full article: ‘Tiger Dams’ deployed: Anti-flood barricades put up in Jacksonville communities ahead of Hurricane MiltonJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan stated during Tuesday’s afternoon briefing that orange-colored, tube-like devices known as Tiger Dams will be utilized for the first time in the city’s history to help mitigate the flooding impacts expected from Hurricane Milton.
‘Take what you need’: Gas officials ask drivers to be mindful of how much gas they’re taking in Florida
Read full article: ‘Take what you need’: Gas officials ask drivers to be mindful of how much gas they’re taking in FloridaMillions of Floridians are under evacuation orders, and many are heading north to get out of the storm’s path. All of the extra traffic has some gas stations running on empty, with covers becoming more and more common on pumps.
As Hurricane Milton looms, City Rescue Mission added to list of Jacksonville area shelters
Read full article: As Hurricane Milton looms, City Rescue Mission added to list of Jacksonville area sheltersIn response to Hurricane Milton, local nonprofit City Rescue Mission announced it will increase its overnight capacity and extend its hours for people seeking shelter.
LIVE: Mayor Donna Deegan, United Way unveil unity mural in downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: LIVE: Mayor Donna Deegan, United Way unveil unity mural in downtown JacksonvilleThe mural, titled “Together in Greatness,” symbolizes the importance of unity and understanding in Jacksonville following the racially motivated shooting in New Town last year.
Unidos Jax Dinner: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Read full article: Unidos Jax Dinner: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage MonthMayor Donna Deegan invites you to the inaugural Unidos Jax Dinner, a gala-style event on October 3rd at Deerwood Castle, starting at 5:30 PM! Join us for an unforgettable evening honoring Jacksonville’s Hispanic leaders, featuring delicious cuisine from four countries, live music, cultural performances, and special remarks from the Mayor. Don’t miss out on this historic celebration of culture and community!
Jacksonville laundromat offering free, discounted services to help those affected by Hurricane Helene
Read full article: Jacksonville laundromat offering free, discounted services to help those affected by Hurricane HeleneAs Floridians clean up the mess left behind by Hurricane Helene, one laundromat in Jacksonville is preparing to help those affected by the storm.
Duval County lifts local state of emergency after Hurricane Helene; more than 20,000 JEA customers still without power
Read full article: Duval County lifts local state of emergency after Hurricane Helene; more than 20,000 JEA customers still without powerThe Duval County Emergency Operations Center is now partially activated, and the local state of emergency was lifted Saturday at 8 a.m. after Hurricane Helene.
JEA ‘making great progress’ with power restoration as crews continue to work on Helene’s aftermath: Mayor
Read full article: JEA ‘making great progress’ with power restoration as crews continue to work on Helene’s aftermath: MayorCity of Jacksonville officials and other agencies will provide an update on Hurricane Helene’s response efforts Friday at noon.
Streets flooded, trees fell and power went out across Jacksonville area as Hurricane Helene hit
Read full article: Streets flooded, trees fell and power went out across Jacksonville area as Hurricane Helene hitNortheast Florida started to feel the effects of powerful and wide Hurricane Helene on Thursday night as the Category 4 storm made its way closer to the Gulf Coast.
Most evening flights out of JAX canceled, delayed amid Hurricane Helene
Read full article: Most evening flights out of JAX canceled, delayed amid Hurricane HeleneMost flights scheduled to depart out of the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Thursday after 2 p.m. have been canceled or delayed, according to the latest update on the airport’s website.
Hurricane Helene expected to bring 3 ft. storm surge along St. Johns River; residents urged to stay inside
Read full article: Hurricane Helene expected to bring 3 ft. storm surge along St. Johns River; residents urged to stay insideThe City of Jacksonville and other agencies will hold a news conference to inform the public about preparation for and response efforts to Hurricane Helene.
Hurricane Helene expected to bring 3 ft. storm surge along St. Johns River; residents urged to stay inside
Read full article: Hurricane Helene expected to bring 3 ft. storm surge along St. Johns River; residents urged to stay insideThe City of Jacksonville and other agencies will hold a news conference to inform the public about preparation for and response efforts to Hurricane Helene.
San Marco, Ken Knight Drive residents brace for flooding, mayor warns of tornado risk ahead of Hurricane Helene
Read full article: San Marco, Ken Knight Drive residents brace for flooding, mayor warns of tornado risk ahead of Hurricane HeleneThe city of Jacksonville said Wednesday it has brought six temporary pumps into San Marco in preparation for Hurricane Helene’s impacts.
Mayor Deegan’s $1.9B budget passes but not without opposition from Councilman Diamond
Read full article: Mayor Deegan’s $1.9B budget passes but not without opposition from Councilman DiamondJacksonville City Council passed Mayor Donna Deegan’s $1.9 billion budget, which focuses on issues like addressing public safety and homelessness.
Mayor: Jacksonville area should prepare for ‘major wind event’ when Helene hits Thursday
Read full article: Mayor: Jacksonville area should prepare for ‘major wind event’ when Helene hits ThursdayThe system, which is brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to become Hurricane Helene before it hits Florida’s Gulf Coast later this week.
Mayor: Jacksonville area should prepare for ‘major wind event’ when Helene hits Thursday
Read full article: Mayor: Jacksonville area should prepare for ‘major wind event’ when Helene hits ThursdayThe system, which is brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to become Hurricane Helene before it hits Florida’s Gulf Coast later this week.
$2.5M could help Jacksonville’s homeless population if city council approves the ordinance
Read full article: $2.5M could help Jacksonville’s homeless population if city council approves the ordinanceThe city of Jacksonville is working to address the homelessness problem with a $2.5 million ordinance that would create a seven-person team through the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.
‘Trees are infrastructure’: Jacksonville mayor calling for more trees to be planted faster
Read full article: ‘Trees are infrastructure’: Jacksonville mayor calling for more trees to be planted fasterJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is pushing to get more trees planted in the city, at a faster rate. Particularly in neighborhoods, including the Urban Core.
Mayor Deegan says the city is working to address pothole problems after heavy rainfall. Here’s how to report them
Read full article: Mayor Deegan says the city is working to address pothole problems after heavy rainfall. Here’s how to report themThe most important thing drivers can do is report potholes as they see them on the road by calling 630-CITY.
Jacksonville joins global partnership as Fast-Track City in fight against HIV/AIDS
Read full article: Jacksonville joins global partnership as Fast-Track City in fight against HIV/AIDSMayor Donna Deegan will sign the Paris Declaration, making Jacksonville an official Fast-Track City, during a ceremony in City Hall on Wednesday, which is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day.
JTA wins $15.6 million federal grant to buy a second St. Johns River Ferry
Read full article: JTA wins $15.6 million federal grant to buy a second St. Johns River FerryThe U.S. Departments of Transportation has funded the purchase of a new diesel hybrid-electric ferry to supplement the Jacksonville Transit Authority’s existing St. Johns River Ferry service.
‘The heartbeat of Jacksonville’s future’: City leaders gather to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Read full article: ‘The heartbeat of Jacksonville’s future’: City leaders gather to celebrate Hispanic Heritage MonthThe City of Jacksonville will recognize Hispanic Heritage Month during a ceremony at City Hall Monday at noon.
City council votes to approve $94M Community Benefits Agreement
Read full article: City council votes to approve $94M Community Benefits AgreementAfter months of discussion and feedback the Jacksonville City Council could finally decide on Tuesday night how to spend millions of dollars that were originally part of the Jaguars stadium deal.
City Council committee considers 2 bills that would help Jacksonville comply with state law banning sleeping in public
Read full article: City Council committee considers 2 bills that would help Jacksonville comply with state law banning sleeping in publicThe Jacksonville City Council’s Public Safety Committee will consider Tuesday two bills -- totaling $2.5 million -- that are part of a $10 million budget proposal to help the city comply with a new state law banning sleeping in public spaces.
Jacksonville city leaders endorse Harris’ affordable housing plan. Here’s where Trump and the VP stand on the issue
Read full article: Jacksonville city leaders endorse Harris’ affordable housing plan. Here’s where Trump and the VP stand on the issueHousing costs are a major focus for both Republicans and Democrats in the 2024 election as affordability is becoming a major issue for voters.
Jacksonville University celebrates opening of new College of Law downtown campus
Read full article: Jacksonville University celebrates opening of new College of Law downtown campusJacksonville University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning to celebrate the opening of its new College of Law campus downtown.
‘It felt so personal’: Mayor Deegan reflects on Dollar General racist attack 1 year later
Read full article: ‘It felt so personal’: Mayor Deegan reflects on Dollar General racist attack 1 year laterA lot has changed in the Grand Park neighborhood in Northwest Jacksonville over the last year following the racially motivated shooting that left three people dead at a Dollar General store.
Florida delegates at DNC say Jacksonville electing Deegan as mayor shows ‘the tide is turning’
Read full article: Florida delegates at DNC say Jacksonville electing Deegan as mayor shows ‘the tide is turning’The Democratic National Convention is well underway and much of the discussion for Florida delegates who are on hand in Chicago is Jacksonville.
Northside residents voice concerns, interact with police at crime prevention walk
Read full article: Northside residents voice concerns, interact with police at crime prevention walkThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, community groups and residents took part in another Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk Saturday morning.
Mayor Deegan supports Amendment 3 on marijuana legalization: report
Read full article: Mayor Deegan supports Amendment 3 on marijuana legalization: reportJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan expressed her support for Amendment 3, a November ballot initiative that if approved would legalize the use of marijuana in Florida for those 21 years and older, according to a report by Florida Politics.
‘It’s about building trust’: Mayor shares details of city’s new ‘Show Up to Shine’ program to combat chronic absenteeism
Read full article: ‘It’s about building trust’: Mayor shares details of city’s new ‘Show Up to Shine’ program to combat chronic absenteeismMayor Donna Deegan visited The Morning Show to share more details about how the city's new "Show Up to Shine" program will tackle the issue of chronic absenteeism in Duval County Public Schools.
Mayor, other Jacksonville leaders announce citywide school attendance campaign
Read full article: Mayor, other Jacksonville leaders announce citywide school attendance campaignJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city leaders will announce a new citywide school attendance campaign at a 9 a.m. news conference at Arlington Elementary School.
Supt. says Duval leads Florida in percentage of ‘habitually truant’ students. A new program is trying to fix that
Read full article: Supt. says Duval leads Florida in percentage of ‘habitually truant’ students. A new program is trying to fix thatThe city of Jacksonville launched a new program Wednesday called “Show Up to Shine” to address the issue of truancy in Duval County Public Schools.
Mayor Deegan critical after council committee votes to cut funding for city’s Chief of Diversity and Inclusion
Read full article: Mayor Deegan critical after council committee votes to cut funding for city’s Chief of Diversity and InclusionThe finance committee overseeing Mayor Donna Deegan’s proposed 2024-2025 budget on Friday voted to defund the Chief of Diversity and Inclusion position, currently held by Dr. Parvez Ahmed.
Mayor Deegan defends proposed $1.92B budget as Councilman Diamond seeks to curb mayor’s spending power, defund DEI
Read full article: Mayor Deegan defends proposed $1.92B budget as Councilman Diamond seeks to curb mayor’s spending power, defund DEIJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is defending her proposed budget and bracing for a tough fight in the coming weeks over funding for initiatives like affordable housing, the arts, and equity in city government.
Mayor Deegan defends her proposed $1.92B budget as Councilman Diamond seeks to curb DEI spending
Read full article: Mayor Deegan defends her proposed $1.92B budget as Councilman Diamond seeks to curb DEI spendingJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is defending her proposed budget and bracing for a tough fight in the coming weeks over funding for initiatives like affordable housing, the arts, and equity in city government.
Duval SOE fears $800K left out of proposed city budget could impact November election
Read full article: Duval SOE fears $800K left out of proposed city budget could impact November electionJerry Holland, the Duval County Supervisor of Elections, is sounding the alarm that critical money his office requested was left out of the mayor’s proposed budget.
‘Moving in the right direction’: Jacksonville officials say Debby outlook favorable for Duval, but worst is not over
Read full article: ‘Moving in the right direction’: Jacksonville officials say Debby outlook favorable for Duval, but worst is not overThe City of Jacksonville and agency partners will hold a news conference Monday at noon to provide updates on preparation and response efforts for Tropical Storm Debby.
Jacksonville officials to provide updates on response efforts for Tropical Storm Debby
Read full article: Jacksonville officials to provide updates on response efforts for Tropical Storm DebbyThe City of Jacksonville and agency partners will hold a news conference Monday at noon to provide updates on preparation and response efforts for Tropical Storm Debby.
City of Jacksonville declares local state of emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Debby, opens 3 shelters
Read full article: City of Jacksonville declares local state of emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Debby, opens 3 sheltersThe Jacksonville City Council will hold a special meeting Sunday morning in the Council Chamber to discuss the latest updates on Tropical Storm Debby and provide recommendations for its potential local impact.
#AskJAXTDY | Does the city’s resilience office have any power?
Read full article: #AskJAXTDY | Does the city’s resilience office have any power?Q: Jacksonville Today reader Alice K. has multiple questions about Jacksonville’s 3-year-old Office of Resilience. Does the resilience office have more than advisory power? she asks. If not, how serious is the mayor about actually listening to the office’s advice? And is the resilience office “part of the debate about what to do with the Downtown/river corridor?
Jacksonville organizations hope mayor’s proposed funding will help build temporary shelters for unhoused
Read full article: Jacksonville organizations hope mayor’s proposed funding will help build temporary shelters for unhousedWith the Florida public sleeping ban set to go into effect on Oct 1., Jacksonville organizations are hopeful a new proposal from Mayor Donna Deegan will allow them to give people without homes the support they need to find a safe place to live.
‘I’m proud’: Some Jacksonville residents excited as city seeks members to join new LGBTQ+ advisory board
Read full article: ‘I’m proud’: Some Jacksonville residents excited as city seeks members to join new LGBTQ+ advisory boardThe City of Jacksonville is looking for people to join its LGBTQ+ advisory board.
‘An important day for Jacksonville’: Mayor unveils plan to fight homelessness and comply with new Florida law
Read full article: ‘An important day for Jacksonville’: Mayor unveils plan to fight homelessness and comply with new Florida lawMonday morning, Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan unveiled the city’s new plan to mitigate homelessness and address Florida HB 1365, the new state law that makes it illegal to sleep in public spaces and goes into effect on October 1.
City Council committee begins discussions on how to spend $94M Community Benefits Agreement
Read full article: City Council committee begins discussions on how to spend $94M Community Benefits AgreementThe special Jacksonville City Council committee appointed to determine how the CBA money could be spent has the first of four planned meetings on Monday.
City of Jacksonville to address Florida law that bans those who are homeless from sleeping on public property
Read full article: City of Jacksonville to address Florida law that bans those who are homeless from sleeping on public propertyThe City of Jacksonville is set to hold a news conference Monday outlining its plan to address a new Florida law.
‘River City Readers’ challenge surpasses goal of 1.5 million minutes read
Read full article: ‘River City Readers’ challenge surpasses goal of 1.5 million minutes readThe year-long citywide challenge to improve literacy rates among school-aged children known as “River City Readers” has surpassed its goal of 1.5 million minutes read, according to Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan.
95% of the people who got free land in Jacksonville to build affordable homes never did
Read full article: 95% of the people who got free land in Jacksonville to build affordable homes never didA report from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) revealed that the city of Jacksonville has been giving away free land to people in an effort to build more affordable housing. However, since 2019, they failed to hold the land recipients accountable.
‘We’ve done this before’: City leaders optimistic about Jacksonville Journey program relaunch
Read full article: ‘We’ve done this before’: City leaders optimistic about Jacksonville Journey program relaunchYears after the Jacksonville Journey ended, a relaunch appropriately titled “Journey Forward” is now in the works. Mayor Donna Deegan briefly talked about it in her budget presentation at City Hall Monday. Journey Forward aims to get to the root cause of crime, and pick up where the Jacksonville Journey left off.
$10M of Mayor Deegan’s proposed budget would address homelessness. One advocate says it’s not enough
Read full article: $10M of Mayor Deegan’s proposed budget would address homelessness. One advocate says it’s not enoughA small portion of Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan’s $1.9 billion budget proposal presentation that she made in front of city council Monday morning includes $10 million to address homelessness in the city.
‘From potential to progress’: Mayor Deegan presents $1.92B budget to City Council
Read full article: ‘From potential to progress’: Mayor Deegan presents $1.92B budget to City CouncilJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan presented a $1.9 billion budget, the first composed entirely by her administration, to the City Council on Monday.
This Week in Jacksonville: What's ahead for Mayor Donna Deegan in year two?
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville: What's ahead for Mayor Donna Deegan in year two?Mayor Donna Deegan completed her first full year in office. What's ahead in year two? Democrat Rahman Johnson joins the conversation, giving his perspective on the political question of the year: Should President Joe Biden continue his run for reelection?
Mayor Deegan set to present budget to city council on Monday, with all eyes on Community Benefits Agreement funding
Read full article: Mayor Deegan set to present budget to city council on Monday, with all eyes on Community Benefits Agreement fundingOn Monday, Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is set to present her proposed 2024-25 budget to the Jacksonville City Council. The budget will address everything from public safety to infrastructure and public health.
What questions do you have for Mayor Deegan about the city’s budget?
Read full article: What questions do you have for Mayor Deegan about the city’s budget?Mayor Donna Deegan will present her budget to the city council on Monday at 9:30am. So, we want to know what questions you have about the budget that we can bring to the mayor?
Special committee overseeing Community Benefits Agreement in the works
Read full article: Special committee overseeing Community Benefits Agreement in the worksAs Mayor Donna Deegan prepares to present her budget to the city council on Monday, July 15, a special committee overseeing a portion of that budget is now in the works.
#AskJAXTDY | Are funds still set aside for Confederate monument removal?
Read full article: #AskJAXTDY | Are funds still set aside for Confederate monument removal?Q: Jacksonville Today reader Jonathon A. wants to know what is happening with the money set aside by the City Council for Confederate monument removal.
‘She understands the needs’: Jacksonville sheriff prepares for mayor’s budget presentation
Read full article: ‘She understands the needs’: Jacksonville sheriff prepares for mayor’s budget presentationJacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters is calling for more police officers as Mayor Donna Deegan gets ready to present her budget to the city council on July 15.
Jacksonville’s proposed capital improvement projects could cost $1.9 billion over 5 years
Read full article: Jacksonville’s proposed capital improvement projects could cost $1.9 billion over 5 yearsA brief meeting in the mayor’s office shared how capital improvement funds could be spent over the next five years.
‘We’re just getting started’: Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan begins second year in office
Read full article: ‘We’re just getting started’: Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan begins second year in officeSince being sworn in on July 1, 2023, Mayor Donna Deegan has passed her first budget, launched several new programs and helped negotiate the Jaguars stadium deal. She already has a full plate as she begins year two with two key issues taking center stage this month.
City study will look at the unfulfilled promises, needs of Jacksonville’s historic Durkeeville neighborhood
Read full article: City study will look at the unfulfilled promises, needs of Jacksonville’s historic Durkeeville neighborhoodIn April, the Jacksonville City Council passed Ordinance 2021-0253, which approved $200,000 to invest in revitalization and development in Durkeeville.