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Townhome Developer Asks City Council to Vacate Right of Way
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Sandy Golding Jacksonville Beach City Council, District 3 Seat 6 www.SandyGolding.com Follow Sandy Golding on Twitter sgolding@jaxbchfl.net 904-877-0675 (for calls or texts)6/5/1989 - 5/13/2022: the dates Commander Mark Evans has served the Jacksonville Beach Police Department. Wow! 33 years of friendship, family, dedication, good times, challenges and community service. Wishing Commander Evans all the best in your retirement! You truly deserve it!!!
On Wednesday, May 4th, the Jacksonville Beach Police Department held their annual Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony. Sadly, this year, JBPD added a fallen officer to the memorial in front of the station. Sgt. Daniel Watts' name has been added to the stone memorial and his loss is still very painful. Please keep the JBPD family and Sgt. Watts' family in your prayers as they continue to deal with the loss of Sgt. Watts. And please keep our JBPD officers in your prayers as they selfessly put their lives on the line to serve our city every day and keep us all safe. Special thanks to Atlantic Beach Mayor Ellen Glasser and fellow Councilmember Chet Stokes for sharing some of your photos.
Please share! Jax Beach Police Department will be a drop-off site for the National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 30! This is a great opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted, unused, or no longer needed prescription and non-prescription medications.The drug overdose epidemic in the United States is a clear and present public health, public safety, and national security threat.
The Jacksonville Beach Police Department, along with other local law enforcement and local non-profit agencies, are joining forces with the DEA for the national DRUG TAKE BACK DAY.
This event gives our community a chance to safely dispose of unwanted, unused, and unneeded prescription and non-prescription medicine.
Date: Saturday April 30th, 2022
Time: 10AM-2PM
Where: Police HQ - 101 Penman Road S
Link to event in the comments below!
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Thank you Officer Morrison and JBPD for keeping our community safe!🚔 B-Group Midnights strike again! 🚔
🚨Another gun off the street! 🚨
On April 17th around 1AM, Officer Morrison pulled into the 1st Avenue South End-Zone and observed a vehicle with an expired tag in front of him.
After stopping the vehicle, the owner was unable to produce his drivers license or insurance card. He said it may be “in the trunk”. Once he opened the door, Officer Morrison noticed a loaded handgun in the drivers side door compartment.
Mr. Payne did not have a CCW permit and admitted to having illegal drugs in the vehicle.
The gun was a 9MM Taurus with an extended magazine holding 30 rounds. There was also a second magazine with 12 rounds. 5 grams of marijuana and a glass pipe with marijuana residue were also found inside the vehicle.
Mr. Payne is not a resident of Jacksonville Beach.
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