The deadline to apply is Feb. 15.
Residents are advised to watch the video for the latest information.
The funding is through the CARES Act.
The grant will provide resources to connect more residents with employment and educational opportunities in the new year.
Council President Tommy Hazouri has called off the meeting.
Garbage, yard waste and recycling services will run as scheduled.
The polls are open until 7 p.m.
Only 38 inspectors general in Florida have received this recognition.
Additionally, citizens should not water lawns between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Up to 15 grants in the amount of $1,000 or $2,000 each will be awarded for community-based projects.
Neighborhood organizations, civic organization or community groups may apply for these grants.
The new expiration date is Thursday, Nov. 26.
The legislation requires work identification cards for all performers in adult entertainment establishments.
The Zoom session is for organizations that want to better understand how to do business and partner with the city.
The program would provide an alternative to making arrests for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis in Jacksonville.
Following the announcement of the city borrowing $208.3 million for Lot J, Dennis introduces legislation for an additional $41.5 million.
The multi-million project is anticipated to strengthen local economy, develop surrounding neighborhoods.
The caravan drive will take place through Wednesday of this week.
The event took place on Sept. 17.
The city was also able to save taxpayers more than $25 million by refinancing higher rate bonds at substantially lower rates.
Mayor Lenny Curry has signed a proclamation declaring July 26th ADA Awareness Day in Jacksonville.
The legislation will reinstate SAH benefits to eligible veterans every 10 years to accommodate moving and normal life changes.
The Republican National Committee plans to limit attendance at its convention scheduled next month in Jacksonville.
The city will make one-time payments of up to $2,000 to a limited number of qualified applicants.
The funds will help cover the cost of repairs.
Three new subcommittees have been established.
Garbage, yard waste and recycling collection will continue as usual.
The rule for public and indoor locations went into effect Monday.
The primary election is Aug. 18.
The funds will assist with land acquisition near local Navy bases.
The first Committee week and City Council meeting in the month of July are suspended.
HIs proposal is to name the park after Jacksonville native James Weldon Johnson, known for the song, "Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing."
Those age 72 or older and anyone receiving Social Security Disability benefits are eligible to apply.
Leeann Krieg, Deputy Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, has been named the head of that department.
The convention was moved to Florida from North Carolina after officials there refused demands for an event without social distancing rules.
Social distancing policies must be followed during appointments.
The purpose of the session is to discuss options for Jacksonville residents at risk for disconnection.
The application process begins at 9 a.m. Monday.
He's also putting forth proposals for public comment at the beginning of meetings and making City Hall a "Hit Free Zone."
The city will work with local TV stations to broadcast the display to those who choose to stay at home.