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Jax Daily Record | Government

  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 28, 2023
Advocates, developer use Union Terminal to push statewide historic tax credit bills

Lawmakers toured the $72 million adaptive reuse project’s construction site Feb. 27 on the border of Jacksonville’s Eastside and Downtown.

  • Government
  • By Monty Zickuhr
  • February 28, 2023
UNF poll finds Deegan leading Jacksonville mayor’s race

The Democratic former First Coast News anchor also leads her closest Republican rivals, but many say they are undecided.

  • Government
  • By Monty Zickuhr
  • February 28, 2023
Poll finds narrow support for Confederate monuments

Most respondents say crime is the most important issue facing Jacksonville.

  • Government
  • By Monty Zickuhr
  • February 28, 2023
Poll finds most oppose using city funds to upgrade TIAA Bank Field

The Jacksonville Jaguars want a full renovation of the stadium before the 2029 season.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 14, 2023
Council introduces bill to partially fund possible UF Health and Financial Technology Graduate Education Center

The legislation would authorize a $20 million commitment in 2023 and $15 million each the next two years.

  • Government
  • By Karen Brune Mathis & Mike Mendenhall
  • February 10, 2023
Permit issued to demolish Capt. Sandy Yawn’s Downtown building

The Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission recommended denial of landmark status for the 109-year-old building that the reality star says was caved in and filled with mold.

  • Business
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 8, 2023
Council investigative committee requests amended JEA disclosure from Cumber

The panel conducted its first meeting Feb. 8 as other city lawmakers question whether they have the authority to investigate individual members.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 3, 2023
Jacksonville Housing Authority OKs $44.5 million plan for two home developments

The city housing authority is working with private developers Chase Properties and JWB Real Estate Capital on projects.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 2, 2023
Freeman names committee members in LeAnna Cumber, JEA probe

Cumber, a Council member and mayoral candidate, is facing scrutiny over disclosures about her husband’s contact with a bidder in the failed sale of the utility.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • February 1, 2023
City Council President Freeman reopens JEA investigative committee amid Cumber disclosure allegation

Member and mayoral candidate LeAnna Cumber calls the action a “manufactured controversy.”

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • January 31, 2023
Sulzbacher seeking $28 million in tax credit financing for Enterprise Village

Jacksonville City Council voted to give the nonprofit a $12 million forgivable loan from HUD money awarded to the city.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • January 26, 2023
City Council approves $7.5 million for 1st and Main in Springfield

The estimated $53.6 million Corner Lot mixed-use development will receive property tax refunds and grant money.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • January 26, 2023
DIA CEO: Related Group not planning to sell River City Brewing site despite canceled deal

After the city terminated its agreement for a Southbank apartment complex, the Miami-based developer could return with a high-rise design.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • January 26, 2023
JEA board approves $106.6 million, 150-megawatt solar deal with TEA

The agreement will supply the utility with renewable energy produced by FPL as JEA considers more in-house solar production.

  • Government
  • By Mike Mendenhall
  • January 26, 2023
City Council increases property tax refund to $2.5 million for FlexCold warehouse

The cold storage and international frozen protein distributor plans a $115 million investment in its North Jacksonville warehouse expansion.

  • Government
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