Ribault Middle School Events
Ribault Middle School Events Title I Annual Meeting & SAC Meeting When September 19, 2024 Time 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Where Ribault Middle School
Jacksonville.gov - Dog Handling Class Animal Care and Protective Services Content Dog Handling Class September 20, 2026 10:00-1:00 Animal Care & Protective Services 2020 Forest St. Jacksonville, Fl 32204 Green Level Dog Handling Class 3hr Entry level dog handling class for new volunteers. Close Search Modal Search Query Search Adopt a Pet Foster a Pet Lost or Found a Pet Rehome a Pet Volunteer Events Report Cruelty Trello X Facebook News Events Our Stories Donate
Jacksonville.gov - 3rd Annual Jacksonville Barkfest Animal Care and Protective Services Content 3rd Annual Jacksonville Barkfest September 20, 2026 11am-3pm Riverside Artist Square (under the bridge) 729 Riverside Ave Jacksonville, FL 32204 ACPS community adoption event Animal Care & Protective Services will attend the 3rd Annual Barkfest hosted by Jacksonville Business Connections. ACPS will have adoptable dogs available along with information on shelter programs and services.
The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department recognized firefighters, officers, units, and members of the public Friday, June 26, during its 2025 Awards Ceremony, honoring acts of bravery, lifesaving medical response, and sustained community service performed over the past year. The JFRD Awards Committee presented 14 awards spanning certificates of appreciation and commendation, unit commendations, medals of bravery, and the department’s highest individual honors, the Dr. Robert F. Kiely Award, the Lt. Joseph F. Stichway Award, the Lt. Andy Graham Outstanding Service Award, and the 2025 Firefighter of the Year. Recipients included on-duty crews who pulled victims from structure fires, an off-duty engineer who broke into a burning vehicle to free two trapped occupants, and a civilian who began CPR before paramedics arrived. Engineer Matt Kennedy was named 2025 Firefighter of the Year. While off duty, Kennedy and his wife, Cheryl, came upon a burning SUV with two occupants trapped inside. He was able to break the windows and free both victims. Cheryl, a nurse, cared for them until EMS personnel arrived. “They showcase the best of what this department is and prove why the great American hero is still the firefighter,” said Director/Fire Chief Percy Golden II. “Every day, JFRD personnel respond to hundreds of calls for help. Most of that work happens without recognition,” said Engineer Tom Rooney, chairman of the Awards Committee. “This ceremony gives us an opportunity to pause and recognize those individuals whose actions rose above JFRD’s already high standard of service.” 2025 Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Award Recipients Award of Excellence - Presented to civilian members to honor notable service and actions. Awarded to: Noah Ray Brian Ingrassia Award of Merit and Lifesaving Medal - Presented to citizens for outstanding actions or service in support of the department’s mission. Awarded to: Cheryl Kennedy Certificate of Commendation - Presented to personnel for actions or service of an outstanding nature, demonstrating a high degree of professionalism. Awarded to: Engineer Hillary Cox Engineer Andrew Davis Engineer Anthony Tacinelli Firefighter Trevor Boyles Engineer Richard Diggs Engineer Jacob O'Connor Unit Commendation - Presented to units, companies, or teams for actions or service of an outstanding nature. Awarded to: Rescue 30 Rescue 54 Rescue 74 Rescue 108 Rescue 5 Tower Ladder 7 HAZMAT 7 Rescue 7 Ladder 4 Squad 4 Fire 4 Medal of Bravery - Presented for acts of bravery involving a degree of personal risk greater than that normally encountered in the fire service. Awarded to: Engineer Ryan Jackson Engineer Luther Baker Robert F. Kiely Award - Presented to those who have given selflessly in support of the department, the fire service or the community. Awarded to: Captain Christopher Weast Lieutenant Joseph F. Stichway Award - Presented to firefighters whose actions have demonstrated heroism beyond the call of duty. Awarded to: Firefighter Trevor Boyles Engineer Matt Kennedy Lieutenant Andy Graham Outstanding Service Award - Presented to department members for notable service unrelated to incident or emergency response activities. Awarded to: Past and present members of Fire Station 4 and Retired Captain Ray Lutzen
"Jacksonville.gov - JHRC Housing & Public Accommodation Committee Meeting City of Jacksonville Content JHRC Housing & Public Accommodation Committee Meeting September 21, 2026 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. NOTICE is hereby given that the Housing & Public Accommodation Committee of the Jacksonville Human Rights Commission will meet virtually on Monday, September 21, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Public Comment Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting virtually. Virtual Access Join Microsoft Teams MeetingMeeting ID: 273 741 125 915 171Passcode: aj3Cm2x4 Contact Michelle J. Hunter-Banks(904) [email protected] ADA Notice Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, accommodations for persons with disabilities are available upon request. Please allow sufficient time for processing. Contact the Disabled Services Division at (904) 255-5466, TTY (904) 255-5476, or email [email protected]. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service at 711."
"Jacksonville.gov - 3rd Annual Jacksonville Barkfest Animal Care and Protective Services Content 3rd Annual Jacksonville Barkfest September 20, 2026 11am-3pm Riverside Artist Square (under the bridge) 729 Riverside Ave Jacksonville, FL 32204 ACPS community adoption event Animal Care & Protective Services will attend the 3rd Annual Barkfest hosted by Jacksonville Business Connections. ACPS will have adoptable dogs available along with information on shelter programs and services."
"Jacksonville.gov - Dog Handling Class Animal Care and Protective Services Content Dog Handling Class September 20, 2026 10:00-1:00 Animal Care & Protective Services 2020 Forest St. Jacksonville, Fl 32204 Green Level Dog Handling Class 3hr Entry level dog handling class for new volunteers. Close Search Modal Search Query Search Adopt a Pet Foster a Pet Lost or Found a Pet Rehome a Pet Volunteer Events Report Cruelty Trello X Facebook News Events Our Stories Donate"
"The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department recognized firefighters, officers, units, and members of the public Friday, June 26, during its 2025 Awards Ceremony, honoring acts of bravery, lifesaving medical response, and sustained community service performed over the past year. The JFRD Awards Committee presented 14 awards spanning certificates of appreciation and commendation, unit commendations, medals of bravery, and the department’s highest individual honors, the Dr. Robert F. Kiely Award, the Lt. Joseph F. Stichway Award, the Lt. Andy Graham Outstanding Service Award, and the 2025 Firefighter of the Year. Recipients included on-duty crews who pulled victims from structure fires, an off-duty engineer who broke into a burning vehicle to free two trapped occupants, and a civilian who began CPR before paramedics arrived. Engineer Matt Kennedy was named 2025 Firefighter of the Year. While off duty, Kennedy and his wife, Cheryl, came upon a burning SUV with two occupants trapped inside. He was able to break the windows and free both victims. Cheryl, a nurse, cared for them until EMS personnel arrived. “They showcase the best of what this department is and prove why the great American hero is still the firefighter,” said Director/Fire Chief Percy Golden II. “Every day, JFRD personnel respond to hundreds of calls for help. Most of that work happens without recognition,” said Engineer Tom Rooney, chairman of the Awards Committee. “This ceremony gives us an opportunity to pause and recognize those individuals whose actions rose above JFRD’s already high standard of service.” 2025 Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Award Recipients Award of Excellence - Presented to civilian members to honor notable service and actions. Awarded to: Noah Ray Brian Ingrassia Award of Merit and Lifesaving Medal - Presented to citizens for outstanding actions or service in support of the department’s mission. Awarded to: Cheryl Kennedy Certificate of Commendation - Presented to personnel for actions or service of an outstanding nature, demonstrating a high degree of professionalism. Awarded to: Engineer Hillary Cox Engineer Andrew Davis Engineer Anthony Tacinelli Firefighter Trevor Boyles Engineer Richard Diggs Engineer Jacob O'Connor Unit Commendation - Presented to units, companies, or teams for actions or service of an outstanding nature. Awarded to: Rescue 30 Rescue 54 Rescue 74 Rescue 108 Rescue 5 Tower Ladder 7 HAZMAT 7 Rescue 7 Ladder 4 Squad 4 Fire 4 Medal of Bravery - Presented for acts of bravery involving a degree of personal risk greater than that normally encountered in the fire service. Awarded to: Engineer Ryan Jackson Engineer Luther Baker Robert F. Kiely Award - Presented to those who have given selflessly in support of the department, the fire service or the community. Awarded to: Captain Christopher Weast Lieutenant Joseph F. Stichway Award - Presented to firefighters whose actions have demonstrated heroism beyond the call of duty. Awarded to: Firefighter Trevor Boyles Engineer Matt Kennedy Lieutenant Andy Graham Outstanding Service Award - Presented to department members for notable service unrelated to incident or emergency response activities. Awarded to: Past and present members of Fire Station 4 and Retired Captain Ray Lutzen"
"Jacksonville.gov - Duval County Legislative Delegation Organizational Meeting and General Legislative Public Hearing City of Jacksonville Content Duval County Legislative Delegation Organizational Meeting and General Legislative Public Hearing November 13, 2026 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Jacksonville City HallCity Council Chamber, 1st Floor117 W. Duval StreetJacksonville, FL 32202 NOTICE is hereby given that the Duval County Legislative Delegation will hold its Organizational Meeting and general legislative public hearing on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Purpose The Delegation will hold its Organizational Meeting to elect the incoming 2026-2027 Delegation Chair and Vice Chair and conduct its general legislative public hearing. Public Comment and Speaker Requests Anyone wishing to speak must complete and submit the required Speaker Request Form. The form and additional information are available on the Duval County Legislative Delegation website at jacksonville.gov/departments/duval-legislative-delegation/meeting-information Speaker Request Forms and all materials or handouts must be received by the Delegation Office no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 6, 2026. Presentations are limited to three minutes per speaker. Materials and Handouts Persons submitting informational materials or handouts must provide 10 sets. Each set must: Include a copy of the Speaker Request Form as the cover page; Be printed on 8 1/2 x 11-inch paper; and Be three-hole punched on the left side. Materials must be mailed or hand delivered to: Duval County Legislative Delegation117 W. Duval Street, Suite 480Jacksonville, FL 32202 Electronic submissions of materials and handouts will not be accepted. Contact Duval County Legislative Delegation Office(904) [email protected] ADA Notice Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, accommodations for persons with disabilities are available upon request. Please allow sufficient time for processing. Contact the Disabled Services Division at (904) 255-5466, TTY (904) 255-5476, or email [email protected]. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service at 711."
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