Public documents that mention Juanita Denise Jackson.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
Together in Partnership Meeting
The meeting focused on the restructuring of committees, specifically the separation of the Opioid Misuse Abatement Advisory Committee from the Together in Partnership (TIP) committee. Key topics included the appointment of members to the newly established opioid committee, the removal of opioid-related subcommittees from TIP, and plans for quarterly meetings. Updates were provided on the family strengthening and infant mental health subcommittee, child abuse prevention task force initiatives, and ongoing substance misuse prevention efforts, including the distribution of recovery resources to local health providers.
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The board discussed the creation of a separate, standalone Opioid Misuse Abatement Advisory Committee to streamline operations and ensure compliance with sunshine laws. A presentation was given by Better Together, a nonprofit focused on family preservation and keeping children out of the foster care system through mentorship, hosting, and job coaching programs. Reports were also provided by the Family Strengthening Infant Mental Health group regarding a five-year service delivery plan and by the Child Abuse Prevention Task Force regarding activities for Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Feb 6, 2026·Board meeting
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The meeting began with introductions, noting the starting time and addressing temporary restroom construction. Key discussion points included efforts to condense member reporting to focus on community data and needs, and the approval of previous meeting minutes with noted edits. Presentations covered two primary areas: an update on the Opioid Request for Applications (RFA) process, noting that requested funding of over $11 million significantly exceeds the available $5.9 million, prompting consultation with the county attorney regarding potential additional funding allocations; and a detailed presentation on tobacco policy, focusing on point-of-sale marketing directed at youth. Data presented highlighted that one in ten youth in Brevard County vapes, and that youth often acquire these products from local convenience stores. The speaker discussed initiatives such as implementing tobacco-free parks and beaches ordinances in municipalities like Satellite Beach, and the importance of zoning policies to reduce tobacco retailer density, noting there are significantly more tobacco retailers than McDonald's or Starbucks locations in the county.
Jan 1, 2026·Strategic plan
Brevard County Annual Action Plan 2026-2027
This Annual Action Plan for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 details Brevard County's activities using Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds. The plan focuses on addressing priority needs for low-to-moderate-income persons and aligns with the Fiscal Year 2022-2026 Consolidated Plan. Key objectives include expanding and preserving affordable rental and owner housing, enhancing the capacity of Community Housing Development Organization partners, promoting fair housing, improving low/moderate-income neighborhoods, and providing human services. It also outlines strategies to reduce and end homelessness through coordinated efforts and supports administrative functions.
