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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively, not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively. not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
Please Note: Florida has a very broad Public Records Law. Most written and recorded
communications to or from State and Local Officials and agencies regarding State or Local business
are public records available to the public and media upon request.
PROVIDING YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION BELOW IS OPTIONAL:
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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively, not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
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Please Note: Florida has a very broad Public Records Law. Most written and recorded
communications to or from State and Local Officials and agencies regarding State or Local business
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❑ I am in support of the above agenda item.
❑ I am opposed to the above agenda item.
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I do not wish to address the Commission, but I am opposed to agenda item
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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively, not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
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SPEAKER REQUEST FORM
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Name:
Please Note: Florida has a very broad Public Records Law. Most written and recorded
communications to or from State and Local Officials and agencies regarding State or Local business
are public records available to the public and media upon request.
PROVIDING YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION BELOW IS OPTIONAL:
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I wish to address the Commission during Courtesy of the Floor on:
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and/or
❑ Topic not on the agenda:
❑ I wish to address the Commission during the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No.
❑ I am in support of the above agenda item.
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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively, not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
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To the Atlantic Beach City Commission Meeting
We will conduct meetings of the City Commission with a level of civility and respect that the democratic process
deserves. This allows for better public input and supports making the best decisions for the citizens who we are here
to serve. We ask that everyone in the meeting practice the following principles of Respect for each other.
RESPECT
Refrain from putdowns, criticism and personal attacks.
Encourage others to state their views.
Support each other, even if you don't agree.
Practice active listening.
Express yourself assertively, not aggressively, not submissively.
Collaborate, do not compete or collude.
Trust each other, unless and until such trust is violated.
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❑ I am in support of the above agenda item.
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
800 Seminole Road
Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233
(904) 247-5817
City Manager's Community Update
Date: October 12, 2026
To: The Atlantic Beach Community and City Commission
From: Kevin Hogencamp, City Manager (khogencamp_Pcoab us)
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This report provides an update on administrative and community initiatives underway at City Hall.
Our office remains focused on maintaining momentum across key programming, infrastructure,
environmental, and intergovernmental projects. City Manager Community Updates and related
Links are available on the City's website and official digital channels.
2880 Mayport Road: Staff continues to negotiate with the representative of the prospective DG
Market developer after transmitting an early draft agreement to the City Commission. The matter
is tentatively scheduled for Commission consideration on October 26, although November 9 is
likely to be more realistic.
Prospective update to Chapter 23 — Protection of Trees and the Natural Environment. Staff is
continuing to prepare the ordinance for City Commission upcoming consideration.
Tree Conservation Spending Plan. Staff is preparing a $350,000 FY 2026-27 spending plan for
the City Commission's upcoming consideration.
Weathering the Storm: During what may be the most substantial rainfall event in Atlantic Beach
since the historic 2015 flooding, our Public Works team and stormwater infrastructure
performed exceptionallywelL Continuous monitoring, proactive maintenance, and active
drainage basin management ensured that runoff cleared efficiently across the city. Thanks to
our team's tireless dedication and recent system upgrades, most street -level ponding dissipated
rapidly, keeping our community safe and minimizing widespread flood impacts. This exchange
with a grateful resident tells a great story. Trouble spots included, but were not limited to,
Beaches Town Center, Atlantic Boulevard, and Mayport Road. Dutton Island Preserve remains
intermittently closed due to king tides. We are continuing to message a safety advisory about the
risk of falling trees and branches.
Big Win: Dutton Island Road Multi -Use Path. The City's capital improvement efforts received a
huge boost with the inclusion of the Dutton Island Road Multi -Use Path in the City of
Jacksonville's FY 2027-28 Capital Improvement Plan. Special thanks to consulting firm The
Southern Group and City Engineer Steve Swann for helping secure this win for our community!
Marsh Oaks Community Center Mural Project: The Call for Artists is now closed, and
proposals are under review. We expect to select a muralist by October 16, with plans to
complete the patriotic artwork on the back wall of the Marsh Oaks Community Center in time for
the November 11 ribbon -cutting.
Hiring Freeze. As an update to my Sept. 28 memorandum on this topic:
Vacancies. We have five critical positions to recruit: three in the Police Department
(police officer, emergency communications officer, and animal control officer); assistant
to the city manager / deputy city manager; and a Public Works streets maintenance
worker.
• Parks and Recreation Divisions: The Parks and Recreation divisions are now under the
City Manager's Office's domain and will be assigned to the incoming No. 2 position in the
City Manager's Office. This memo details the Oct. 1 shift.
• Regional Comparison and Clarification. Regarding a September 28 Commission
meeting discussion: Neptune Beach has not instituted a total hiring freeze; rather, its city
manager is temporarily filling only essential positions -- matching Atlantic Beach's recent
approach before the hiring freze. Direct comparisons between municipalities are highly
nuanced (for instance, Neptune Beach's starting entry-level wage for Public Works is
$25/hour).
Stormwater Master Plan: Staff has drafted an updated work plan incorporating Commission
and Environmental Stewardship Committee feedback for consideration of approval at the
Commission's Oct. 26 meeting (moved from the Oct. 12 queue). The RFP for engineering
services will issue upon the work plan being approved by the City Commission, along with
receipt of the final Hazard Mitigation Grant contract from FDEM, targeting a launch by year-end.
FY 2026-27 Expenditure Rationalization. A budget realignment summary for FY 2026-27 has
been published, detailing the city's structural cost-containment measures and $500,000
contingency reserve. The document outlines immediate workforce reductions, key leadership
salary cuts, and long-term attrition plans to reduce municipal expenditures. It also highlights
inherent operational risks and direct service reductions, including delayed maintenance, slower
administrative response times, and reduced upkeep of public grounds and infrastructure.
Budget documents are published at www.coab.us/budget.
Amendment 3 Education: City has published a Community Education and Public Information
landing page. The City of Atlantic Beach provides this educational page to assist residents in
understanding the background, proposed changes, and potential fiscal impacts of Amendment
3, which appears on the November 3, 2026, statewide general election ballot.
Amendment 3:
Oct. 7 Beaches Watch Meeting. Here's the video and the Beach Gazette coverage of it.
The Jax Chamber has taken a position against Amendment 3, rooted in these key
points: A draft of a full policy position is available here. Here's the chamber's summary:
"Florida is facing an affordability crisis as housing, rent, utility, and other costs continue
to rise. Addressing this challenge requires a comprehensive approach that provides tax
relief for homeowners, renters, commercial property owners, and businesses. Although
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well -intended, Amendment 3 benefits only homeowners and could leave others without
relief- or facing higher costs. The Jax Chamber therefore opposes Amendment 3 and
believes the Florida Taxation and Budget Reform Commission, which convenes next year,
is the appropriate forum to evaluate Florida's tax structure and develop a comprehensive
solution for everyone. "
City of AB Education: In addition to the budget realignment summary, please abundantly
share the information atwww.coab.us/Amendment3 and this one -pager with your
constituents.
Heartfelt Gratitude from Fleet Landing. It was a true privilege to attend the Citizen Police
Academy graduation this week. During the ceremony, residents from Fleet Landing presented
Chief Gualillo with this card filled with deeply heartfelt and kind handwritten messages.
Celebrating Success: We are proud to share that Atlantic Beach's Jack Russell Park has been
selected to be profiled in the Florida Recreation and Park Association's 2026 Facility Showcase.
Please join us in congratulating Recreation Division team members Veronica Richard and Jordan
Leslie for their successful application and dedication to highlighting our community's high-
quality public spaces. The park will be featured on the FRPA website and in the Winter 2026
edition of the FRPA Journal.
Upcoming Dates and Events (www.coab.us/calendar and www.coab.us/events)
Oct. 14: Beaches eBike meeting, 6 p.m., Jacksonville Beach City Hall.
• Oct. 15: Discover Howell Park, an interactive guided nature walk, 6 p.m.
• Oct. 17: Family Fun Day and Campout Under the Stars, Jack Russell Park.
• Oct. 30: Atlantic Beach Police Department "Not -So -Scary Haunted House" and multi -
department Trunk -or -Treat at Jack Russell Park.
• Nov. 11: Veterans Day Ceremony at Beaches Veterans Memorial Park (9 a.m.), followed by
the Marsh Oaks Community Center and Community Garden ribbon -cutting and reception.
• Nov. 21: Atlantic Beach Music Festival, 5-10 p.m., Jack Russell Park.
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
Mission
The place to be -- through exceptional public services.
2040 Vision
In Atlantic Beach, we have a strong sense of belonging and safety. Our citizens and government
care deeply about community character, and we understand that unified support is required
to preserve it. We are graced with the functional beauty of our beach, our marsh, and our tree
canopy. Our shady streets and multi -use paths connect our welcoming neighborhoods and
vibrant local businesses. Our city supports our diverse, multigenerational, socially linked
community with green spaces, active lifestyles, parks, and programming.
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County Homeless Services NOT available to the Beaches
Presented by Beaches Homeless Coalition, 9/10/26
At the time of the 2026 HUD federally mandated Point -In -Time (PIT) Count, a high
percentage of the Duval County unsheltered" homeless (334) were counted at the
beaches. There is no shelter at the beaches. The below listed County programs for the
homeless are not supported, or are underfunded, at the beaches.
While police departments for the beach cities are responsible for enforcing their own
respective ordinances, a significant amount of our property taxes go to Jacksonville to
support County services. In addition, two beach cities also pay for JFRD services.
This list does not address funding streams for these programs; partner involvement;
whether the programs could be made available on as "as needed" basis; or how beach
cities & police departments might effectively coordinate with JFRD, JSO, or COJ. It is
also not a discussion of the Interlocal Agreement that addresses County services for the
beaches.
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JFRD PATH Program:
The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department (JFRD) PATH (Providing Assistance in
Transition to the Homeless) program is a 24/7 outreach initiative launched in late 2024 to
connect unhoused individuals in downtown Jacksonville with shelter beds, transportation,
and vital health services. To be eligible for this federal program, an individual must
homeless or be at imminent risk of being homeless and be living with a serious mental
illness or co-occurring substance use disorder. The COJ website reports PATH team
activities were always meant to be countywide.**
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JSO Co -Responder Program:
Since 2020, the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office (JSO) has been responding to mental health
crises across the city through its "Co -Responders" program. This program pairs crisis -
trained police officers with licensed mental health clinicians to safely handle and de-
escalate behavioral health calls. The program has grown significantly over the years. In
May of 2025 it was reported that each of the six districts has a team of two officers and a
clinician (May 2025, News 4Jax).
Blight Abatement Programs
The JSO Blight Abatement Unit was formed to partner with the community to remove litter
and neglected items. This includes homeless encampments. This unit is in charge of
inspecting, mapping, and developing plans for improvement for properties of blight. It
focuses on enforcement actions like notices to vacate, trespass cleanups, and scheduling
property maintenance alongside the Florida Department of Transportation.
Multiple COJ Departments & partners also address blight. Between January 2024 and
June 2026, the City of Jacksonville tracked and successfully addressed 1,293 blight -
related issues across the city, averaging more than 40 resolved issues each month.
Cleanup efforts focused primarily on illegal dumping, as well as the removal of abandoned
homeless encampments, general trash, storm debris, and graffiti.
Homeward Bound Program:
The Homeward Bound program is funded through JSO seizures and administered by
Downtown Vision. It provides resources for individuals to return to their home community,
where they can be closer to family and friends who can provide the needed support. After
candidates clear a background check by JSO, they are assisted to obtain a Florida ID
and travel arrangements, and there must be confirmation that someone will meet them at
their destination. In February 2026, JSO reported that more than 800 people have taken
advantage of the program since the public ban on camping took effect in October 2024,
traveling to 49 states. Mission House gets a very small amount of funding, and the
beaches get no support from JSO on background checks.
" Unsheltered are those whose primary nighttime residence is a public or private place
not designed for, or ordinarily used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for human
beings. Sheltered are those in a temporary, supervised public or private facility designed
to provide short-term living arrangements.
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BHC -Supported Outreach Events
March 2023 - August 2026
Date
Event
Place Number, Pets, Showers,
Kids, Haircuts
3/31/23
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
30
8/26/23
Compassion Night
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
30*
9/10/23
Movie Matinee
Beaches Vinyard Church
45
10/29/23
Jaguars Watch Party
Community Presbyterian Church
30
12/15/23
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
49
12/24/23
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75*
12/25/23
Christmas Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
12/25/23
Christmas Dinner
Beach Church Jax
N/A
12/30/23
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
20
1/16/24
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
54
1/20/24
Cold Night Shelter
Palms Presbyterian Church
80
1/22/24
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75
1/26/24
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
64
3/16/24
Compassion Night
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
63
3/31/24
Easter Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
3/31/24
Easter Lunch
First Baptist of Atlantic Beach
35
4/12/24
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
58
5/2/24
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
54
6/22/24
Compassion Night
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
79
7/26/24
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
100
8/5/24
Evacuation COJ
Landmark Middle School
50
8/9/24
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
96
8/23/24
Dinner & Gospel Concert
Revival Center/Roberts Mt. Pisgah AME
65
9/6/24
Compassion Night
First Baptist of Atlantic Beach
61
9/25/24
Evacuation COJ
Landmark Middle School
44
10/14/24
Compassion Night
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75
11/28/24
Thanksgiving Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
12/13/24
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
87
12/25/24
Christmas Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
1/7/25
Cold Night Shelter
Palms Presbyterian Church
40
1/7/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75
1/8/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
80
1/12/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75
1/16/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
73
1/17/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
85
1/19/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
74
1/21/25
Cold Night Shelter
First Christian Church of the Beaches
139
1/22/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
75
1/23/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
104
1/24/25
Cold Night Shelter
St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal
114
2/20/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
81
4/4/25
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
60,1, 40
4/20/25
Easter Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
5/30/25
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
70
8/22/25
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
116,2,79
9/19/25
Compassion Night
Community Presbyterian Church
95,1,61
11/10/25
Cold Night Shelter
Beach Church Jax
86
11/11/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
91
11/25/25
Thanksgiving Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
12/12/25
Compassion Night
First Christian Church of the Beaches
90,0,0,8
12/25/25
Christmas Breakfast
Beaches Rescue & Recovery
N/A
12/30/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
6211,25
12/31/25
Cold Night Shelter
Community Presbyterian Church
70,1
1/15/26
Cold Night Shelter
Beach Church Jax
85
1/16/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/19/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/26/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/27/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/28/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/29/26
Cold Night Shelter
1/30/26
Cold Night Shelter
2/1/26
Cold Night Shelter
2/2/26
Cold Night Shelter
4/24/26
Compassion Night
5/6/26
Compassion Dinner
7/19/26
Compassion Night
7/30/26
Compassion Dinner
9/24/26
Compassion Dinner
* Estimate
Ru nn i ng Totat: 4234
Beach Church Jax
73
Community Presbyterian
81
Beach Church
81,1
Beach Church
79,1
Community Presbyterian
106, 3, 19, 1
Community Presbyterian
91, 3,11,1
Community Presbyterian
91,3,17,1
Community Presbyterian
108,3,10,1
Community Presbyterian
115,3,10,1
Community Presbyterian 94, 2,
58,0 (22 haircuts)
Beach Church Jax
46
Community Presbyterian 107,3,55,10(did
not stay), 22
Beach Church Jax/Ocean City
52, 3 dogs
Community Presbyterian/Ocean City
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Local Referral Guide
First Call 211 or 904-622-0600
Legal Aid 126 W Adams St.
904-356-8371
Three Rivers Legal Services
904-394-7450
Florida Abuse Hotline
1-800-962-2873
First Steps, Batterer's Intervention 904-354-0076
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HIV Hotline
1-800-352-2437
Here Tomorrow
904-372-9087
Direct Express (social security card)
1-888-741-1115
Suicide Hotline
1-800-273-8255
Gateway Detox 555 N. Stockton St.
904-387-4661
Gateway Screening
1-877-389-9966
City Rescue Mission 234 W State St.
904-387-4357
River Region
904-899-8535
Salvation Army ARC
904-641-2122
Alcoholics Anonymous
904-399-8535
AA (Beaches Unity Group)
904-249-7537
Narcotics Anonymous 1125 Hubbard
St 904-723-5683
Alco Service Center
904-355-1334
Arlington Community Svcs (Residents Only- appts made 8:00 - 9:00, Mon - Fri) 1450 Rogero Rd
Catholic Charities 1470 West 13th St
City of Jacksonville Emergency Assistance line: appt only: M -F 9:30 am 1809 Art Museum Dr
Downtown Ecumenical 2165 N Ocean St
Jewish Family Services:
(Mon 9:00 am for past due rent & utilities, Wed 9:00 for deposits, Tues/Thurs 1:00 - 3:00 for food)
NE FL Community Action (served by zip code) Utilities & rent Kennedy Center, 1133 Ionia St
Salvation Army Food Pantry Tues & Fr 8:30 - 11:00 900 W Adams St
AB Cares (City of Atlantic Beach) 800 Seminole Road, Atlantic Beach, FL
BEAM - Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry 850 6th Ave South, Jacksonville Beach
Beaches Habitat for Humanity 797 Maypprt Road, Atlantic Beach
St John the Baptist Catholic Church 2400 Mayport Road, Atlantic Beach
St Vincent de Paul 224 5th Street North, Jacksonville Beach
MEN: I.M. Sulzbacher 611 E Adams St 904-359-0457
WOMEN: Sulzbacher Village
904-394-4950
5455 Springfield Blvd
515 W. 6th St.
City Rescue Mission
904-387-4357
Salvation Army 900 W. Adams St.
904-356-8641
Trinity Mission 622 W. Union St
904-355-1205
Hubbard House (Duval, Nassau)
1-800-500-1119
7185 Bonneval Rd
904-354-3114
Quigley House (Clay)
1685 Dunn Ave
3015 Parental Home Rd
904-824-1555
Youth Crisis Center
904-725-6662
Inn Ministry (expectant mothers)
904-388-7730
JASMYN (LGBTQ 18-24 Shelter)
904-389-3857
904-503-8496
904-632-0600
904-630-2469
904-358-7955
904-448-1933
904-632-1462
904-356-8641
904-247-5816
904-241-2326
904-241-1222
904-246-6014
904-246-5240
Children & Families 5000-1 Norway Ave 1-888-762-2237
EBT Card Replacement
1-888-356-3281
Dept of Health
515 W. 6th St.
904-253-1070
Birth Certificates
1217 Pearl St.
904-359-6900 #1
Jax Housing Auth.
1300 Broad St.
904-630-3810
Social Security
7185 Bonneval Rd
1-800-772-1213
1685 Dunn Ave
Immigration
1-800-375-5283
Medicaid Manage
Careline
1-877-711-3662
WIC
904-253-1500
Medica
Sulzbacher Beaches 850 6`" Ave S.
OF Health (Shands) Medical Center
OF Health Financial Evaluation
Ryan White Eligibility
We Care Clinic (IMS)
Beaches Community (IMS)
Mental Health Resource Center (S)
Mental Health Resource Center (N)
Mental Health Resource Center
River Point Behavioral Health
Local Referral Guide
904-224-3550
904-244-0411
904-244-4015
904-508-0710
904-394-8069
904-224-3550
904-642-9100
904-695-9145
904-358-2411
904-724-9202
Transportation
Jacksonville Transportation Authority 904-630-3100
Greyhound 1111 W. Forsyth St 1-800-231-2222
Sulzbacher (free ID Vouchers)
Duval Tax Coll. 231 E Forsyth St
910 W. 441" St.
Voter ID
Clara White Mission: Housing, meals, job training 613 W. Ashley Street
JASMYN: Housing and health services (ages 18-24)
Emergency Pregnancy Svcs. (M -F 9-4) 1637 Kings Rd
(walk ins, free tests, clothes, counseling & diapers) 6903 Merrill Rd
Women's Center of Jacksonville (Counseling & Education)
Women's Help Center
Lutheran Social Services: HIV/AIDS, refugee, money mgmnt 4615 Philips Hwy
N FL Aids network (NFAN): housing, food & counseling 1045 Riverside Ave
Link & Quest: Mentally ill & homeless services 301 North Catherine St
Victim Services
1REC: Case Mgmnt, health care, job training 1024 Superior St.
Mission House: Rapid rehousing, case mgmnt, food, clothing 800 Shetter Ave, lax Bch
Employment - D! labor
Career Source
Vocational Rehabilitation
Ameriforce 420 E. 81" Street
Labor Finders 1602 E. Church St.
HireQuest Direct4744 Edison Ave.
lax Urban League
Goodwill 5150 Timequana
904-224-3550
904-255-2700
844-338-8743
904-354-4162
904-389-3857
904-308-7510
904-446-9009
904-722-3000
904-398-5143
904-448-5995
904-356-1612
904-358-2411
904-630-6300
904-301-2400
904-241-6767
904-798-9222
Liberty Center
904-348-2770
(Women) 909 N. Liberty St
904-353-0446
904-353-1773
(Men) 600 N. Washington St
904-353-1698
904-358-7128
Family Promise of Jacksonville
904-35491818
904-388-1129
Clara White Mission 613 W. Ashley St 904-354-4162
904-723-4007
Sulzbacher Housing Program
904-359-0457
904-384-1361
Changing Homelessness
904-354-1100
Jacksonville VA Outpatient Clinic 1563 N. Jefferson St
VA Healthcare for Homeless Veterans (CRRC) 605 W Beaver St.
Supportive Services for Veterans Families
City of Jacksonville Military/Veterans Affairs 117 W. Duval St.
Veterans Readjustment and Counseling Center (Vet Centers) 3728 Phillips Hwy
Veteran Crisis Line
Sulzbacher 611 E. Adams St.
904-475-5800
904-798-2800
844-367-7783 904-394-1362
904-255-5522 904-255-5550
904-399-8351
1-800-273-8255 (option 1)
904-359-0457
Local Meal and Resource Contacts
Mission House Sulzbacher
LUNCH M - F 10:00 AM
DINNER M - F 5:00 PM
LUNCH SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10:30
802 SHETTER AVENUE, JAX BEACH
904-241-6767
SAT- WED
HOT TO -GO BREAKFAST & LUNCH
8:30 AM -10:00 AM
613 WEST ASHLEY STREET, JACKSONVILLE
904-354-4162
Trinity Rescue Mission
7 DAYS A WEEK 5:30 DINNER
MEN: 622 WEST UNION ST, JACKSONVILLE
WOMEN: 627 WEST BEAVER ST,
JACKSONVILLE
904-355-1205
INDIVIDUALS STAYING AT THE SHELTER MUST HAVE ID
AND SHELTER CLEARANCE CARD TO ENTER.
NEWCOMERS MUST SIGN UP TO RECEIVE SERVICES.
7 DAYS A WEEK
11:00-12:00 LUNCH
• 5:30 - 6:30PM DINNER
611 EAST ADAMS STREET, JACKSONVILLE
904-394-1356
SUNDAY- FRIDAY 4:30 - 5:30 DINNER
SATURDAY 11:30 -12:30 LUNCH
234 WEST STATE STREET, JACKSONVILLE
904-387-4357
MONDAY -FRIDAY
LUNCH 11:30-12PM
140 NORTH DAVIS STREET, JACKSONVILLE
SUNDAY -THURSDAY
DINNER 6:15-6:45
900 WEST ADAMS STREET, JACKSONVILLE
904-356-8641
A standard standard -fare 1 -Day Pass for the Jacksonville
Transportation Authority (JTA) costs $4.50. Y ' T;',FLA
JTA Pass Pricing Breakdown
The standard daily and multi -day pass rates for the fixed -route bus
service and the First Coast Flyer include: # JTAFLA +1
• 1 -Day Pass (Regular): $4.50
• 1 -Day Pass (Reduced Fare): $1.50
• 3 -Day Pass: $12.00
• 7 -Day Pass: $20.00
• 31 -Day Pass: $65.00 :0 JTAFLA
A standard standard -fare 1 -Day Pass for the Jacksonville
Transportation Authority (JTA) costs $4.50. vaN _
JTA Pass Pricing Breakdown
The standard daily and multi -day pass rates for the fixed -route bus
service and the First Coast Flyer include: # JTAFLA +1
• 1 -Day Pass (Regular): $4.50
• 1 -Day Pass (Reduced Fare): $1.50
• 3 -Day Pass: $12.00
• 7 -Day Pass: $20.00
• 31 -Day Pass: $65.00 I JTAFLA
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Atlantic Beach approvals inside 5 feet
Closest comparisons to the proposed screen enclosure appear first
Property - case Structure
135 Pine Street Screen enclosure
ZVAR21-0012
457 Mako Drive
Existing open carport
ZVAR25-0012
CDB 8/17/2021
345 10th Street
Second -story house addition
ZVAR25-0013
above former garage
1 Ahern Street
Lifeguard station
ZVAR23-0006
expansion
38 17th Street
Two-story townhouse
ZVAR24-0004
addition
1889 Beach Avenue
Generator
ZVAR25-0005
CDB 4/16/2024
136 Oceanforest Dr N Generator
ZVAR25-0018
654 Ocean Boulevard Spa / pool equipment
ZVAR26-0001
2093 Beach Avenue Generator and A/C units
ZVAR23-0025 Plus pool heater
Setback
Approval / vote
2 ft
CDB 8/17/2021
7-0
0.1 ft
CDB 7/15/2025
4-2
4.3 ft*
CC 10/13/2025
5-0 on appeal
0 ft
CDB 2/21/2023
6-0
0 ft
CDB 4/16/2024
7-0
Within
CC 4/28/2025
3 ft
4-0 on appeal
2.5 ft
CC 1/12/2026
3-2 on appeal
1.5 ft
CDB 2/17/2026
5-2
<2 ft /
CDB 10/17/2023
0 ft
7-0
*4.3 ft is the existing east setback reported in 2025. Each approval depends on its own facts. CC = City Commission. Sources and conditions are in notes.
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The Environmental Stewardship Commitee Presents a
Special Outdoor Edition of the ESC Speaker Series
Along the way, you'll meet biologist Jessica Spencer
and home chef Mike Franqui. Together, we will:
• Sample yaupon tea
• Learn to make natural insect repellent
• Compare native and invasive plants, bingo -style
• Discover butterfly host plants
Interactive Guided Nature Walk
October 15, 2026 at 6:OOPM
Location: Howell Park
810 Seminole Road, Atlantic Beach
(Meet in the park entry near the picnic tables)