
Jacksonville Earns Two 2026 Government Awards
The city was recognized for its website redesign and its 904Lean continuous improvement program.
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Do you think getting things done with your local government is getting easier?
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The city was recognized for its website redesign and its 904Lean continuous improvement program.
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Do you think getting things done with your local government is getting easier?
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Do community events like organized marches help motivate you to vote earlier in the election?
State Representative Angie Nixon organized a community march to encourage early voting turnout in Jacksonville.

The Florida Attorney General's Office has demanded extensive records from the Jacksonville Transportation Authority.
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Should Jacksonville use city reserves for a downtown development incentive while tax revenue is falling?
Jacksonville's Finance Committee is set to vote on a tax incentive package tied to a proposed 14-story mixed-use tower at 119 W. Beaver St.

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Do you trust your local aldermen enough to re-elect them?
Filings for the spring aldermanic races closed October 27, with two challengers entering Ward 3.

Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao toured the Marine Corps Support Facility at Blount Island, Florida, on Nov. 4.

Coverage takes in election results, public opinion trends, council actions and the legislative process. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Jacksonville council decisions are often dictated by zoning and development priorities that evolve each year. Budget cycles and infrastructure funding requests are the two subjects that most frequently drive political debate.