Published March 3, 2009 | 
We have updated the Beaches Area Government Services pages. We now have a listing of the local Police Departments, Fire Stations, and post offices. We will be updating them as we get more information. Please feel free to post a comment on services that you know we need to add. You can also download a listing of each of these in our download files. We have also updated the beaches area Utilities pages with a listing of the local TV Stations as well as the Local Radio Stations. We have only included those stations that are in the greater Jacksonville area. We do have access to more than those on the list but their offices are located outside of the area.
Just a little note about the Jacksonville Beaches Area: Even though most of the areas we have included on this website is located within the Duval County Area with the exception of Ponte Vedra Beach which is located in St. Johns County. There are separate towns with their own government officials and rules. These are Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach. Surprisingly, the area known as Mayport is actually part of Jacksonville proper.
FIRE STATIONS IN THE JACKSONVILLE BEACHES AREA
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- High count of dead sea birds washing ashore on First Coast Beaches, but officials say not to worry February 6, 2012Beachgoers may notice a high number of dead sea birds washing ashore on the First Coast lately. Gary Anderson, a member of the Jacksonville Waterways Commission, just happened to be on the beach for a stroll on Friday and found about 10 dead sea birds in the area of First Street in Atlantic Beach. Concerned, Anderson began to investigate and found that there […]Drew Dixon
- Flurry of government action on Mayport ferry slated for today, coming week February 6, 2012The first real government action on supporting continuation of the St. Johns River Ferry Service could take place tonight in two Beaches municipalities. read more […]Drew Dixon
- Task force gears up to save Mayport Ferry February 4, 2012By Maggie FitzRoy maggie.fitzroy@jacksonville.com Those waiting in their cars for a ride across the St. Johns River on the Mayport Ferry last Saturday had a variety of reasons for crossing the water for points north. Some were tourists making a journey on Florida A1A. Some were area residents on their way to work. Others were locals on a day trip to Amelia I […]Maggie FitzRoy