Craig McRae Appointed to Jacksonville Planning Commission

Craig McRae Appointed to Jacksonville Planning Commission

Jacksonville, FL – The Jacksonville City Council officially appointed local resident Craig McRae to the city's Planning Commission during its regular meeting on Tuesday, April 7, 2026. McRae, a long-time resident of the historic San Marco neighborhood, will fill the vacancy left by the recent resignation of Commissioner Sarah Jenkins.

McRae brings a background in urban development and community engagement to the commission. He is known in local circles for his involvement in several neighborhood improvement initiatives and his advocacy for sustainable growth within the city. His appointment is effective immediately, and he is expected to attend his first commission meeting next month, where discussions on the proposed Riverfront Park expansion along the St. Johns River are anticipated.

The Planning Commission plays a crucial role in reviewing and making recommendations on zoning changes, land use applications, and development proposals that shape the future of Jacksonville. Residents interested in learning more about the commission's work or upcoming meeting agendas can visit the City of Jacksonville's official website or contact the City Clerk's office at City Hall in the heart of downtown on Bay Street.