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"Recycling Events | St. Augustine, FL Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Search Home Business Trash & Recycling Recycling Program Recycling Events Recycling Events Upcoming Event Save the date! The next recycling event is scheduled for: Friday, November 20, 2026 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Solid Waste Facility, 601 Riberia Street, St. Augustine Items that can be Recycled at this event: Document Shredding 5 box limit per resident Watch as your items are shredded onsite Outdated & broken electronic devices List of acceptable items Televisions are not accepted at this event Batteries Car & tool batteries Household batteries Used cooking oils Vegetable, peanut, canola oil, etc. Motor oil is not accepted This event is free to City of St. Augustine residents. Download a printable event flyer. Please note: Household hazardous waste is not accepted at this event. This includes paint, light bulbs, chemicals, pesticides, insecticides, motor oil, etc. Contact St. Johns County for drop off locations. Past Event Highlights NOTICE OF CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS: The City of St. Augustine has designated the City Clerk, Darlene Galambos, its Custodian of Public Records pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Anyone wishing to inspect or copy public records consistent with Florida law should contact the Custodian of Public Records at: City of St. Augustine Custodian of Public Records Darlene Galambos, City Clerk 75 King Street, PO Box 210St. Augustine, FL 32085 Phone: 904-825-1007 Email the City Clerk Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. If you have a civil rights or Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complaint regarding your ability to participate in a City program or activity please contact the City Clerk at: City of St. Augustine Darlene Galambos, City Clerk 75 King Street, PO Box 210 St. Augustine, FL 32085 Phone: 904-825-1007 Email the City Clerk For more information visit our Legal Notices & Disclaimers Page Si usted tiene una queja con respecto a su capacidad para participar en un programa o actividad de la Ciudad en acuerdo con la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades o sus derechos civiles, por favor llame al Secretario de la Ciudad al 904-825-1007. Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow"

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"Bollo de Pascua de Aviles - Traditional Recipe Ingredients: 14 eggs at room temperature 5 – 6 Cups of sifted cake flour 3.5 Cups of high-quality butter 4 Cups of sugar For the glaze: 2 Cups of powdered sugar 8 Tablespoons of milk or water Preparation: Using a hand or stand mixer, beat the butter (at room temperature, soft like ointment) together with the sugar until the mixture doubles in volume. This should take around 12 minutes. Add the eggs one at a time (it's very important that they're warm). Don't stop beating until all the eggs have been fully incorporated into the batter – this will make the mixture light and fluffy. Gently fold in the flour with a spatula, using smooth movements to avoid deflating the batter too much. Pour the batter into special four-leaf clover-shaped molds and place them in a preheated oven. I use the fan setting at around 330°F so the cake bakes slowly. Bake for approximately 1 hour. Remove from the mold and let cool completely. To make the glaze, place the powdered sugar in a bowl and gradually add the milk or water until you get a thick but smooth consistency. Spoon the glaze over the top of the cake, letting it drip down the sides. Then decorate with flowers, chocolates, feathers, or whatever you like. IMPORTANT: After use, apply a layer of oil to the molds to prevent oxidation during storage."

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"Code Enforcement Agendas and Minutes Agendas and packets are posted as soon as they are available. Video is not available for Code Enforcement meetings. Minutes are posted upon approval by the board. Inquiries regarding draft versions of minutes should be directed to the Code Enforcement Division of the Planning and Building Department by calling 904-825-1065. If links to documents are not functioning, please email Code Enforcement, or call them at 904-825-1065. City Commission, Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB), and Planning and Zoning Board (PZB) are available on their respective board Agendas and Minutes page. Agendas and minutes for other boards also can be found on their respective board Agendas and Minutes page, such as Firefighters' Retirement Fund Board of Trustees, General Employee Retirement Board, Police Officers' Retirement Fund Board of Trustees, Street Tree Advisory Committee, and the Lincolnville CRA. Archived Agendas & Minutes Older agendas and minutes can be viewed in the Agenda Center. NOTICE OF CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS: The City of St. Augustine has designated the City Clerk, Darlene Galambos, its Custodian of Public Records pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Anyone wishing to inspect or copy public records consistent with Florida law should contact the Custodian of Public Records at: City of St. Augustine Custodian of Public Records Darlene Galambos, City Clerk 75 King Street, PO Box 210 St. Augustine, FL 32085 Phone: 904-825-1007 Email the City Clerk Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. If you have a civil rights or Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complaint regarding your ability to participate in a City program or activity please contact the City Clerk at the above address and phone number. Si usted tiene una queja con respecto a su capacidad para participar en un programa o actividad de la Ciudad en acuerdo con la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades o sus derechos civiles, por favor llame al Secretario de la Ciudad al 904-825-1007."

Prehistoric (Precontact) Era

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"The earliest Native American occupants in the St. Augustine area were hunter-gatherers who depended on coastal resources (such as, oysters, various fish, alligators, and water birds), game (such as, deer and small mammals), and wild berries and seeds for survival. This subsistence strategy necessitated seasonal movement, which followed the availability of edible plants and animals, and was a way of life for more than 7,000 years. Paleo-Indian Period Within this broad time frame, different periods of cultural development are recognized. The earliest is the Paleo-Indian Period (circa 13,000 to 10,000 years ago), which is commonly associated with the hunting of now-extinct Pleistocene fauna. By the end of the period, however, animals that are presently in Florida were the only source of game. Late Archaic Mobile settlement and subsistence strategies continued during the subsequent Archaic Period, although by the Late Archaic (circa 4,500 to 2,500 years ago) semi-permanent villages indicative of possible winter and summer occupations are recognized in the archaeological record. Some of these sites contained architectural features known as shell-rings suggesting the possibility of ceremonial and/or ritual activities. During the Late Archaic, Native Americans begin manufacturing pottery, which is referred to as Fiber-tempered Orange ware, in recognition of the vegetation used as a tempering agent for the clay. Sites Four Late Archaic sites have been documented within the city limits. Concentrations of coquina, moon snail, and fiber-tempered pottery are the diagnostic characteristics for this time period in St. Augustine. Small fish bones and occasional deer and turtle bone also are recovered. Evidence for repeated occupation was documented at the Radio Road Site, where a series of overlapping or intrusive trash deposits were recorded. Eventually, this cultural period transitioned into what is referred to as the St. Johns Period (circa 500 B.C. to A.D. 1565). St. Johns Period The St. Johns Period is probably one of the best documented and studied eras of pre-contact Native American occupation in Northeast Florida. It represents that period when indigenous groups had become sedentary, developing a network of ceremonial centers–as distinguished by the presence of platform mounds–that were tied into a larger Southeastern regional trade and ceremonial system. Outside these dispersed mounds were villages composed of scattered residential areas that often were more than a half-mile long. Although there is some evidence for the adoption of corn agriculture, especially toward the end of the St. Johns Period, populations along the coastal and riverine systems continued to engage in a primarily hunting/fishing/gathering way of life. This was the lifestyle in place when Menéndez arrived. Sites Numerous St. Johns Period archaeological sites have been documented within the City limits, the majority of which occur along the banks of the tidal estuaries. Archaeological investigations by the City have sampled areas within some of the larger village sites. This includes an area where soil stains associated with a square-like structure with a semi-subterranean entry were documented. This locale was situated toward the center of a village dating to circa A.D. 1200 and may have held some significance for the local population. A similar square-like structure was documented at an earlier village site on Anastasia Island, which had exotic non-local Native American ceramics. This structure was four times larger than nearby residential structures, which were circular to ovoid in plan view."

Cultural History

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"Cultural History As the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the continental United States, St. Augustine holds a unique place in American history. The city's European heritage dates from 1565, with the initial encampment by Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés and his men at a large coastal Timucuan Indian village under the domain of the cacique, Seloy. Native American Groups What is not often considered, however, is that prior to its European legacy, Native American groups had inhabited the area since the end of the Paleo-Indian Period, circa 10,000 years ago. Since 1987, the City has discovered and investigated various aspects associated with its cultural heritage that was previously unknown."

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