Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Jacksonville City Council Regular Meeting
The Council conducted a regular meeting featuring a public comment session where citizens addressed concerns regarding local drug activity and law enforcement interactions, as well as the ward redistricting process. The Council also reviewed and approved a UDO text amendment to clarify multifamily dwelling setback regulations and discussed a zoning map amendment request for a property at 25 East Drive, which had been recommended for denial by the planning board due to its request for residential mobile home zoning.
Oct 12, 2026
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The meeting featured a presentation on a proposed amendment regarding street tree requirements, which aims to consolidate landscaping standards and specify street types for tree planting, while maintaining existing front yard canopy tree requirements. The Board recommended approval of the Unified Development Ordinance text amendment, citing consistency with the land use plan. Additionally, the Board discussed a formal amendment to remove references to Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) from the Unified Development Ordinance, following state legislative action that removed the City of Jacksonville's ETJ authority.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Water and Sewer Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs) established between the city and the local military base. The discussion clarified the distinction between IGSAs, which involve the exchange of funds, and other types of agreements like Memorandums of Understanding. Participants detailed existing IGSAs covering traffic signals, emergency services, and various water and sewer infrastructure projects. The meeting also explored the strategic benefits of these agreements, including potential economies of scale, revenue generation, overhead cost recovery, and expanded opportunities for local contractors.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Jacksonville Youth Council Meeting
The meeting featured a workshop on the Harmony Funding Opportunity, detailing the grant application process and the importance of youth-led community initiatives. A past grant recipient shared their experience with organizing a Teen Empowerment Day. The council reviewed their recent participation in a Patriot Day ceremony and discussed plans and volunteer recruitment for the National Night Out event. Additionally, the council noted upcoming community activities, including a holiday parade and a winter clothing drive fundraiser.
