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Administrator's Report
Michael Wanchick’s Administrator’s Report. It’s a great source of information about County business. Click to read the report. You can also sign up to get it delivered directly to your email. (Posted:07|16|10)
SJC News & Events
 Eat, Drink and Be Healthy Back to School Event in Hastings! Join us for refreshments, sponsors, & a chance to stock up on free school supplies Saturday, August 7th at the Walter E. Harris Community Center from 10 am to 2 pm. Learn more about healthy eating and get FREE school supplies. More info. (Posted:07|29|10)
 County Recognized for Small Business Assistance Program – Due to the success of the new Small Business Development Center in St. Johns County, the County Commission was named the Regional Outstanding Resource Partner from the SBDC at UNF. Learn more and see how the SBDC can help your small business. (Posted:07|21|10)
 Help Our Environment & Economy – The County Biodiesel Program needs your waste cooking oils to recycle into biodiesel fuel. Biodiesel is safer for the environment and costs much less. Grease clogs pipes, causes sewer overflows, and gets into waterways polluting our water. Find out how you can help save money and protect our water! (Posted:07|16|10)
 Are you prepared for a disaster? Videos from SJC Emergency Management will help you prepare for potential emergencies! Visit www.sjcemergencymanagement.org to watch. (Posted:07|15|10)
 Town Hall Meetings Complete – County Administrator Michael Wanchick’s final Town Hall Meeting was June 24th. You can still read about the financial challenges we will be facing in the coming years and provide your feedback by phone or email at www.sjcfl.us/townhall. (Posted:06|25|10)
 Share the Beach Newsletter – Get the latest turtle tally, whale wrap up, dune wildflower guide, sea stars, and more! Please Remember: Sea Turtle Season is here and now more than ever, it is important to protect these imperiled creatures. To ensure compliance with the SJC Habitat Conservation Plan and Incidental Take Permit, which protect five species of sea turtles and the native Anastasia Island Beach Mouse, beach driving and lighting restrictions are in effect. Share the Beach NL. (Posted:6|28|10)
 Watering Restrictions – Designed to help protect our water supply through the efficient use of water in landscape irrigation and allow enough water to maintain healthy landscapes year-round. The mandatory restrictions specify the time when watering may occur, the amount of water that may be applied, and the days when watering may occur for residential and nonresidential locations. Summary flyer and more in-depth information. (Posted:06|22|10)
 Portion of Porpoise Point Temporarily Closed to Vehicular Traffic – due to protected species of shorebirds nesting on the north side of the inlet. Full access remains for pedestrians and fishermen. Vehicles are still allowed to use beach access ramps at Porpoise Point and Vilano Beach throughout nesting season. Beach access questions? Call (904) 209-0333. More info. (Posted:06|10|10)
 Looking for Info on New HOA Regulations? The process for Homeowner Associations to register and comply with the new County ordinance regarding Florida public records laws is currently under development. We will be posting the information as soon as it is available. Please check back for program details. (Posted:06|10|10)
 Weatherization Assistance Program – St. Johns Housing Partnership is improving energy-efficiency in homes of Florida’s low-income citizens. Weatherization assistance includes insulation, air sealing and caulking, weather stripping, duct and HVAC repairs. See if your home is eligible for free weatherization assistance. More info. (Posted:06|01|10)
 Florida Oil Spill Information Line (888) 337-3569 – The Florida Oil Spill Information Line provides Floridians with response information and resources about the Deepwater Horizon oil incident in the Gulf of Mexico. Live operators will assist callers with questions and direct them to the appropriate source of information on the oil spill from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., 7 days a week. You can also find info @ www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com (Posted:5|18|10)
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