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Join us every Monday and Thursday for a relaxing outdoor yoga session by the bay. Classes are donation-based (suggested $15) and open to all levels.What to Bring: Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and towel.Guided by yoga instructor: @papa_guru

Book Passport Appointment

The USPS Passport Appointment Scheduling system allows customers to schedule in-person passport services at participating Post Office locations. The process involves four main steps: choosing a service type, searching by location or date, selecting an available appointment time, and confirming contact information for verification. Service options include: New Passport Only, New Passport with Photo Services, Passport Renewal, Digital Photo Services Only, and Hard Copy Photo Services Only. Users can specify the number of adults and minors under 16 years old who will be attending the appointment. The system allows searching for appointments up to 4 weeks in advance. Users can search by location (within 1-100 mile radius) or by preferred date. The system displays the 5 closest locations with available appointments. Appointment times are displayed in the proper time zone of the Passport Acceptance Facility. Customers are asked to arrive 10 minutes before their scheduled appointment, with each appointment taking approximately 15 minutes per person. To confirm an appointment, users must provide first name, last name, phone number, and email address, and select a verification method (text message or email). Identity verification is required through a 6-digit verification code. Users can manage scheduled appointments by entering a confirmation number and contact information. Appointments can be modified until a specified deadline, with options to change date, time, or number of applicants. Appointments can also be canceled. The system notes that passport renewal appointments cannot be made online for all applicants; eligible customers must either renew by mail or renew online through the State Department portal. USPS offers digital photo services at many locations that comply with US Department of State regulations. An alert directs users to complete and print passport application forms before applying at https://pptform.state.gov. The Privacy Act Statement explains that information is used to schedule appointments and identify fraudulent transactions, with authorization under 39 U.S.C. 401, 403, and 404. Information is not disclosed to third parties without consent except as legally required.

Podcast – SJSO Unlocked

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Episodes: Ep. 8 SJSO Unlocked: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) Ep. 7 SJSO Unlocked: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) Ep. 6 SJSO Unlocked: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) Ep. 5 SJSO Unlocked: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) Ep. 4 SJSO Unlocked: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) Ep. 3 SJSO Unlocked: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) Ep. 2 SJSO Unlocked: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) Ep. 1 SJSO Unlocked: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Listen Here "Sheriff Hardwick and the SJSO team's willingness to connect with the public through this platform is commendable. It fosters trust, understanding, and engagement within our community. I encourage anyone who values safety and community involvement to tune in and support this initiative. Keep up the great work!" Episode List: - Ep. 8: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) - Ep. 7: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) - Ep. 6: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) - Ep. 5: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) - Ep. 4: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) - Ep. 3: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) - Ep. 2: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) - Ep. 1: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

Criminal Investigations

Criminal Investigations - St. Johns County Sheriff's Office The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) The Criminal Investigations Division is staffed with sworn and civilian members which comprise a diverse workforce of subject matter experts uniquely qualified and equipped to respond to, and investigate, any type of criminal case, regardless of the severity of the crime. Our agency mission is to "Serve with Excellence" which is our guiding principle as we analyze all cases with a sense of urgency and focused detail to ensure justice and closure for all crime victims in St. Johns County. The Criminal Investigations Division is divided into two distinct areas — Major Crimes, Special Victims, Digital Forensics, Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), and Forensics. Robert (Bobby) Dean - commander Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC), Property Crimes, Special Investigations (Narcotics), and Internal Affairs. William (Bill) Werle - commander FAQ To retrieve property held by Forensics, please contact them in advance to schedule an appointment. You may be required to provide a valid photo ID and case number. Property releases are conducted during designated hours and may require authorization from the case Detective or courts. For more information or to schedule a pickup, please call (904) 209-1497.

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP)

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP) Florida State Statute 316.006,(3)(b) enables private residential Communities to enter into an agreement with St. Johns County to provide for the enforcement of all traffic laws on the private roads within a Development. A standard Agreement can be found on the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office website. The execution of an Agreement for Enforcement of the Traffic Laws of the State (hereinafter Agreement) does not provide for Sheriff Deputies to be situated within a Development. Instead, it will allow deputies, on routine patrol, the ability to enforce traffic laws when patrolling through the Development during normal patrol hours. If a Community wishes to have deputies stationed within their Development for Traffic Enforcement or security reasons, arrangements can be made to hire off-duty deputies. The hiring of off-duty deputies is NOT a requirement in obtaining an Agreement. The steps for obtaining an Agreement are as follows: 1. Obtain a certified traffic survey by a licensed traffic consultant or engineering firm. 2. The original Agreement that has been prepared and signed by the signatory, along with all Exhibit's, should be mailed to: St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation 2750 Industry Center Road St. Augustine, Florida 32084 3. Upon receipt, the St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation Division will approve, deny or require additional information. Once approved the agreement will be forward to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), for enforcement. The entire process can take several months to complete. If there are any questions, please contact St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation at 904.209.0170. Agreement Documents: - Agreement for Traffic Control on Private Roads 10-28-2022 - Agreement for Traffic Control on District Roads 10-28-2022 The SJSO in conjunction with the St. Johns County Traffic Engineering Department is reviewing all current Traffic Enforcement Agreements. If you have any questions about Traffic Enforcement Agreements, please contact Commander Joshua Underwood at [email protected]. Subdivision Signing and Marking Plan The applicant should contact the Records Management Officer at 904.209.0706 and request the as-built subdivision file from the official records. The original plans for the subdivision may not have signing and marking plan. If a signing and marking plan does not exist, a provision to establish a plan will need to be included in the engineering scope of services. Engineering Services A Professional Engineer registered in the State of Florida shall provide engineering services. The applicant should seek professional services of an engineering firm that has expertise in Traffic Engineering. The engineering firm that designed the subdivision may have expertise in this field. If not, the Traffic Operations Section will provide the applicant with a list of consulting firms known to have experience in Traffic Engineering. Fees for professional services and expenses associated with the requirements of the agreement will be the responsibility of the applicant. Engineering Study The Engineering Study will consist of a Traffic Study Outline, Traffic Study Report, and Certified Signing Plan. The Traffic Study Outline will contain the proposed study methods and standards to be employed by the consultant, and shall reference applicable sections of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Approval of the study outline by Traffic Operations must be obtained prior to proceeding with field investigations. Speed Limits must be established in accordance with Chapter 316 of the Florida Statutes. The methodology for establishing speed limits can be found in the Manual of Speed Zoning for Highways, Roads and Streets in Florida, published by the Florida Department of Transportation. Study methods for establishing speed limits will also be including in the Traffic Study Outline. Golf Cart Use Certain streets may be designated for golf cart use after a determination is made by your engineer, and confirmed by the County Traffic Operations that golf carts may safely travel on or cross the public road or street, considering factors including speed, volume and character of motor vehicle traffic using the road or street. With the exception of speed limits, the study procedures for golf cart use will follow the engineering study requirements, Engineering Services, and Engineering Study.

Podcast – SJSO Unlocked

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Episodes: Ep. 8 SJSO Unlocked: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) Ep. 7 SJSO Unlocked: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) Ep. 6 SJSO Unlocked: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) Ep. 5 SJSO Unlocked: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) Ep. 4 SJSO Unlocked: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) Ep. 3 SJSO Unlocked: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) Ep. 2 SJSO Unlocked: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) Ep. 1 SJSO Unlocked: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Listen Here "Sheriff Hardwick and the SJSO team's willingness to connect with the public through this platform is commendable. It fosters trust, understanding, and engagement within our community. I encourage anyone who values safety and community involvement to tune in and support this initiative. Keep up the great work!" Episode List: - Ep. 8: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) - Ep. 7: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) - Ep. 6: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) - Ep. 5: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) - Ep. 4: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) - Ep. 3: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) - Ep. 2: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) - Ep. 1: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

Podcast – SJSO Unlocked

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Episodes: Ep. 8 SJSO Unlocked: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) Ep. 7 SJSO Unlocked: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) Ep. 6 SJSO Unlocked: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) Ep. 5 SJSO Unlocked: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) Ep. 4 SJSO Unlocked: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) Ep. 3 SJSO Unlocked: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) Ep. 2 SJSO Unlocked: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) Ep. 1 SJSO Unlocked: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast

Welcome to SJSO Unlocked: A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Podcast Public Information Officer and Host Taylor Levesque sits down with SJSO personnel to discuss the latest news and information you need to know. Are you interested in a career with #TeamSJSO or just want to learn more about us? The SJSO Unlocked Podcast is dedicated to discussing important and informative topics. Do you have a question for Sheriff Hardwick, SJSO personnel, or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to discuss? Send us an email at [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Listen Here "Sheriff Hardwick and the SJSO team's willingness to connect with the public through this platform is commendable. It fosters trust, understanding, and engagement within our community. I encourage anyone who values safety and community involvement to tune in and support this initiative. Keep up the great work!" Episode List: - Ep. 8: 'The calm in the chaos' - Meet our Public Safety Telecommunicators (Published 2026-04-15) - Ep. 7: Preparing for the 2026 St. Johns County Fight Night (Published 2026-02-23) - Ep. 6: Back to School with the Youth Resource Division (Published 2025-08-11) - Ep. 5: The SJSO Aviation Unit (Published 2025-05-16) - Ep. 4: Protecting You from Scammers (Published 2025-03-31) - Ep. 3: All things K9 (Published 2025-02-28) - Ep. 2: The Story of Madison Schemitz (Published 2025-01-28) - Ep. 1: Introducing the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office new podcast (Published 2025-01-28)

Criminal Investigations

Criminal Investigations - St. Johns County Sheriff's Office The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) The Criminal Investigations Division is staffed with sworn and civilian members which comprise a diverse workforce of subject matter experts uniquely qualified and equipped to respond to, and investigate, any type of criminal case, regardless of the severity of the crime. Our agency mission is to "Serve with Excellence" which is our guiding principle as we analyze all cases with a sense of urgency and focused detail to ensure justice and closure for all crime victims in St. Johns County. The Criminal Investigations Division is divided into two distinct areas — Major Crimes, Special Victims, Digital Forensics, Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), and Forensics. Robert (Bobby) Dean - commander Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC), Property Crimes, Special Investigations (Narcotics), and Internal Affairs. William (Bill) Werle - commander FAQ To retrieve property held by Forensics, please contact them in advance to schedule an appointment. You may be required to provide a valid photo ID and case number. Property releases are conducted during designated hours and may require authorization from the case Detective or courts. For more information or to schedule a pickup, please call (904) 209-1497.

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP)

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP) Florida State Statute 316.006,(3)(b) enables private residential Communities to enter into an agreement with St. Johns County to provide for the enforcement of all traffic laws on the private roads within a Development. A standard Agreement can be found on the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office website. The execution of an Agreement for Enforcement of the Traffic Laws of the State (hereinafter Agreement) does not provide for Sheriff Deputies to be situated within a Development. Instead, it will allow deputies, on routine patrol, the ability to enforce traffic laws when patrolling through the Development during normal patrol hours. If a Community wishes to have deputies stationed within their Development for Traffic Enforcement or security reasons, arrangements can be made to hire off-duty deputies. The hiring of off-duty deputies is NOT a requirement in obtaining an Agreement. The steps for obtaining an Agreement are as follows: 1. Obtain a certified traffic survey by a licensed traffic consultant or engineering firm. 2. The original Agreement that has been prepared and signed by the signatory, along with all Exhibit's, should be mailed to: St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation 2750 Industry Center Road St. Augustine, Florida 32084 3. Upon receipt, the St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation Division will approve, deny or require additional information. Once approved the agreement will be forward to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), for enforcement. The entire process can take several months to complete. If there are any questions, please contact St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation at 904.209.0170. Agreement Documents: - Agreement for Traffic Control on Private Roads 10-28-2022 - Agreement for Traffic Control on District Roads 10-28-2022 The SJSO in conjunction with the St. Johns County Traffic Engineering Department is reviewing all current Traffic Enforcement Agreements. If you have any questions about Traffic Enforcement Agreements, please contact Commander Joshua Underwood at [email protected]. Subdivision Signing and Marking Plan The applicant should contact the Records Management Officer at 904.209.0706 and request the as-built subdivision file from the official records. The original plans for the subdivision may not have signing and marking plan. If a signing and marking plan does not exist, a provision to establish a plan will need to be included in the engineering scope of services. Engineering Services A Professional Engineer registered in the State of Florida shall provide engineering services. The applicant should seek professional services of an engineering firm that has expertise in Traffic Engineering. The engineering firm that designed the subdivision may have expertise in this field. If not, the Traffic Operations Section will provide the applicant with a list of consulting firms known to have experience in Traffic Engineering. Fees for professional services and expenses associated with the requirements of the agreement will be the responsibility of the applicant. Engineering Study The Engineering Study will consist of a Traffic Study Outline, Traffic Study Report, and Certified Signing Plan. The Traffic Study Outline will contain the proposed study methods and standards to be employed by the consultant, and shall reference applicable sections of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Approval of the study outline by Traffic Operations must be obtained prior to proceeding with field investigations. Speed Limits must be established in accordance with Chapter 316 of the Florida Statutes. The methodology for establishing speed limits can be found in the Manual of Speed Zoning for Highways, Roads and Streets in Florida, published by the Florida Department of Transportation. Study methods for establishing speed limits will also be including in the Traffic Study Outline. Golf Cart Use Certain streets may be designated for golf cart use after a determination is made by your engineer, and confirmed by the County Traffic Operations that golf carts may safely travel on or cross the public road or street, considering factors including speed, volume and character of motor vehicle traffic using the road or street. With the exception of speed limits, the study procedures for golf cart use will follow the engineering study requirements, Engineering Services, and Engineering Study.

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP)

Traffic Enforcement Agreements (TEAP) Florida State Statute 316.006,(3)(b) enables private residential Communities to enter into an agreement with St. Johns County to provide for the enforcement of all traffic laws on the private roads within a Development. A standard Agreement can be found on the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office website. The execution of an Agreement for Enforcement of the Traffic Laws of the State (hereinafter Agreement) does not provide for Sheriff Deputies to be situated within a Development. Instead, it will allow deputies, on routine patrol, the ability to enforce traffic laws when patrolling through the Development during normal patrol hours. If a Community wishes to have deputies stationed within their Development for Traffic Enforcement or security reasons, arrangements can be made to hire off-duty deputies. The hiring of off-duty deputies is NOT a requirement in obtaining an Agreement. The steps for obtaining an Agreement are as follows: 1. Obtain a certified traffic survey by a licensed traffic consultant or engineering firm. 2. The original Agreement that has been prepared and signed by the signatory, along with all Exhibit's, should be mailed to: St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation 2750 Industry Center Road St. Augustine, Florida 32084 3. Upon receipt, the St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation Division will approve, deny or require additional information. Once approved the agreement will be forward to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), for enforcement. The entire process can take several months to complete. If there are any questions, please contact St. Johns County Public Works Traffic and Transportation at 904.209.0170. Agreement Documents: - Agreement for Traffic Control on Private Roads 10-28-2022 - Agreement for Traffic Control on District Roads 10-28-2022 The SJSO in conjunction with the St. Johns County Traffic Engineering Department is reviewing all current Traffic Enforcement Agreements. If you have any questions about Traffic Enforcement Agreements, please contact Commander Joshua Underwood at [email protected]. Subdivision Signing and Marking Plan The applicant should contact the Records Management Officer at 904.209.0706 and request the as-built subdivision file from the official records. The original plans for the subdivision may not have signing and marking plan. If a signing and marking plan does not exist, a provision to establish a plan will need to be included in the engineering scope of services. Engineering Services A Professional Engineer registered in the State of Florida shall provide engineering services. The applicant should seek professional services of an engineering firm that has expertise in Traffic Engineering. The engineering firm that designed the subdivision may have expertise in this field. If not, the Traffic Operations Section will provide the applicant with a list of consulting firms known to have experience in Traffic Engineering. Fees for professional services and expenses associated with the requirements of the agreement will be the responsibility of the applicant. Engineering Study The Engineering Study will consist of a Traffic Study Outline, Traffic Study Report, and Certified Signing Plan. The Traffic Study Outline will contain the proposed study methods and standards to be employed by the consultant, and shall reference applicable sections of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Approval of the study outline by Traffic Operations must be obtained prior to proceeding with field investigations. Speed Limits must be established in accordance with Chapter 316 of the Florida Statutes. The methodology for establishing speed limits can be found in the Manual of Speed Zoning for Highways, Roads and Streets in Florida, published by the Florida Department of Transportation. Study methods for establishing speed limits will also be including in the Traffic Study Outline. Golf Cart Use Certain streets may be designated for golf cart use after a determination is made by your engineer, and confirmed by the County Traffic Operations that golf carts may safely travel on or cross the public road or street, considering factors including speed, volume and character of motor vehicle traffic using the road or street. With the exception of speed limits, the study procedures for golf cart use will follow the engineering study requirements, Engineering Services, and Engineering Study.

Criminal Investigations

Criminal Investigations - St. Johns County Sheriff's Office The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) The Criminal Investigations Division is staffed with sworn and civilian members which comprise a diverse workforce of subject matter experts uniquely qualified and equipped to respond to, and investigate, any type of criminal case, regardless of the severity of the crime. Our agency mission is to "Serve with Excellence" which is our guiding principle as we analyze all cases with a sense of urgency and focused detail to ensure justice and closure for all crime victims in St. Johns County. The Criminal Investigations Division is divided into two distinct areas — Major Crimes, Special Victims, Digital Forensics, Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), and Forensics. Robert (Bobby) Dean - commander Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC), Property Crimes, Special Investigations (Narcotics), and Internal Affairs. William (Bill) Werle - commander FAQ To retrieve property held by Forensics, please contact them in advance to schedule an appointment. You may be required to provide a valid photo ID and case number. Property releases are conducted during designated hours and may require authorization from the case Detective or courts. For more information or to schedule a pickup, please call (904) 209-1497.

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