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Study Circles Study Circles begin Oct. 13. The Study Circles program provides an open forum for City of Jacksonville residents to discuss ethnic and race relations in our city. Through this open discussion participants gain a better understanding of Jacksonville's diverse ethnic cultures and challenges facing our community. This free event is presented by the Jacksonville Human Rights Commission. For more information on meeting dates, locations and times and/or to register, please click here. City Council Approves FY 08-09 Budget The Jacksonville City Council approved a balanced budget for the 2008-09 fiscal year on Tuesday, Sept. 24. The new budget was passed without significant changes and includes full funding for The Jacksonville Journey, a comprehensive, community-wide anti-crime initiative. Other top priorities in the budget are cleaning up the St. Johns River and growing Jacksonville's economy. For details, click here. The River Accord's 2nd Anniversary  Mayor John Peyton, The River Accord partnering agencies, the University of North Florida, Jacksonville University, Sen. Jim King, Eric Hughes of the American Heritage Rivers Initiative (AHRI) and other community leaders celebrated The River Accord's second anniversary with the release of the State of the River report, recognition of the 10th anniversary of the AHRI designation and an update on projects benefitting the river's health. More information.
Save Water and Save Our River For information on new lawn irrigation and fertilizer rules and tips on how you can help preserve our environment, read the Irrigation and Fertilizer fliers.  Calling all Boaters! The 2008 Jacksonville Light Parade is set for Saturday, Nov. 29, and boaters should register now to guarantee a spot in this signature Jacksonville event on the St. Johns River. Additional Light Parade information and registration. City Fees Visit the City Fees page to learn more about the new residential solid waste fee and the stormwater fee. Go to City Fees page.  Request city services or register a complaint and track the progress of your issue or call (904) 630-CITY.
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