Deegan budget highlights: Money for public safety, ballpark and Emerald Trail

Here is a look at some of the Capital Improvement Plan spending in Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan's first budget, which must be approved by City Council.

  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • | 12:05 a.m. August 4, 2023
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Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan's budget includes $7.8 million requested by Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters for 40 new police officers and 18 nonuniformed positions.
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan's budget includes $7.8 million requested by Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters for 40 new police officers and 18 nonuniformed positions.
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Public safety and fire stations

Mayor Donna Deegan’s first Capital Improvement Plan proposes to spend $31.5 million over the next five years to build or complete new fire stations throughout the city.

In the upcoming fiscal year 2023-24, the CIP has $21 million for the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department to replace, refurbish and maintain fire stations.

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