Saturday was a beautiful day in Jacksonville Beach! Beach clean ups with Beaches Go Green and the Penn State Alumni - JAX Chapter and Women's Wellness Fest.
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Latest update on the beach renourishment project for Jacksonville Beach. Sand placement is expected to begin on or around 4/23 starting at 10th Ave S.Duval Beach Renourishment UPDATE +++ The USACE Jacksonville team has established a staging area at the 16th Ave. South beach access and continues mobilizing equipment for beach renourishment. Please watch for and comply with locally posted parking and access restrictions. Sand placement on the beach is expected to begin on or about April 23. Sand placement will initially move south for the first few weeks and then northward till completion. Find project updates at www.saj.usace.army.mil/.../Shore.../Duval-County/
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Who wants to join mee on Saturday, April 13 to dash for the donuts? Your participation will support the Fletcher High School Band fundraiser and should be a lot of fun! I hope to see you there!
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Action Alert: Urge Governor to veto bad vacation rental bill SB 280. Cities need tools to address the problems with bad vacation rentals; instead the state is taking away any authority given to cities in 2014 to regulate vacation rentals. Learn more in the April 2024 Newsletter:
Action Alert: Urge Governor to Veto Bad Vacation Rental Bill
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One day before the end of the 2024 Legislative Session, the Florida Senate and House passed SB 280, a vacation rental bill that does not help cities address the negative impact short-term vacation ren...2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you for this information Sandy. Besides the. DCPS interference in our Beaches, schools, this is one of the most important topics that we should be interested in.!
Thanks for the heads up!
It was a beautiful morning to celebrate and honor former Jacksonville Beach City Councilwoman Margaret McQueen. There was no better way to close out Women's History Month than to remember Margaret McQueen's contributions to the Jacksonville Beach community with the unveiling of her honorary sign at the corner of 2nd Ave S and 7th St S, across the street from her home. As the first African American elected to the Jacksonville Beach City Council, she was an inspiration and a true public servant to our community! Learn more about Margaret McQueen here: www.beachesmuseum.org/community-leader-margaret-mcqueen-2/
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