St. Johns County evictions reached 718 in the past year (highest in 7 years), commissioners approved $125K for a Black History Museum despite tax revenue uncertainty, and reversed course on developments totaling 1,000+ acres that challenged a new state fast-track rural development law.
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Evictions rose to 718 last year as the cost of living outpaced what many workers can afford. The post St. Johns County evictions hit highest level in 7 years appeared first on Jacksonville Today .
County commissioners voted to spend on the museum despite uncertainty about property tax revenues. The post St. Johns County OKs $125K for Black History Museum appeared first on Jacksonville Today .
The decision by the St. Johns County’s Board of County Commissioners bucks a new Florida law meant to fast-track rural development. The post St. Johns County reverses decision on developments totaling 1,000-plus acres appeared first on Jacksonville Today .