Joshua Gideon stepping down as city of Jacksonville’s chief of building inspections

After 20 years of service, he says he is departing to pursue an opportunity within another local government.


  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 4:02 p.m. March 3, 2025
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Joshua Gideon. city of Jacksonville chief of building inspections, is retiring effective April 26. He is shown here at the Feb. 19 City Council Land Use and Zoning Committee answering questions from member Rahman Johnson.
Joshua Gideon. city of Jacksonville chief of building inspections, is retiring effective April 26. He is shown here at the Feb. 19 City Council Land Use and Zoning Committee answering questions from member Rahman Johnson.
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The chief of Jacksonville’s Building Inspection Division is stepping down after 20 years of service in city government.

Joshua Gideon, who has led the division for more than five years after starting as a field inspector and coming up through the ranks, said March 3 he was leaving to pursue a new opportunity within another local government. 

He said his decision also was based on a city policy that allows employees ages 55 and older with 20 years of experience to receive a stepped-up level of retirement benefits.

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