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Councilman James Newell and his wife Rebecca presented the city with this quilt to commemorate the nation's 250th birthday during our council meeting Monday night! The squares were created by the Joy Quilt Guild of Jacksonville and Lickskillet Quilt Guild of Oxford, and quilted together by…

The City of Jacksonville is proud to announce its official participation in America 250 Alabama, a statewide initiative to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.On July 4, 2026, the United States will mark its Semiquincentennial — 250 years since the…

Two kids from the Jacksonville Public Library's Art Alley program in January are going to have their artwork displayed at the State Capitol in April!

Alivia Huang Rosa and Solveig Long had their artwork selected for inclusion in the All Across Alabama art program, a project of the Alabama…

A ton of folks came out yesterday to support the Jacksonville Public Library's "Valentines From the Heart" program!We had 70 volunteers visit and make cute cards that will be sent to assisted living centers and tucked into Meals on Wheels packages for the upcoming holiday. At final count, we had…

Congratulations to Aligned Insurance, on cutting the ribbon for its Jacksonville location today! Company President Cathy Lilio and fellow staff, families and friends joined the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce for the ceremony Wednesday, Feb. 4, at the new office, located at 2270 Pelham Road S…

✅ Plan ahead for Take Pride in Jacksonville Day on April 19! ✅Got a rug that's not quite tying the room together anymore? A pile of sensitive documents that need to be destroyed? Maybe a whole mess of paint cans you don't know what to do with? Whatever you're looking to clean up, we've got you…

As an accounts manager for the city utility office, Natalie Holt is frequently one of the first faces new Jacksonville residents see. Plenty of people will head to the public library for a book, sooner or later, or play a game of pickleball at the community center, but the first stop is…

If you’re not sure what to read, you can be sure Kim Spicer will help you figure it out. Spicer is a library specialist at the Jacksonville Public Library, where she’s worked for the city going on three years. Her role, like most positions at a public library, encompasses a varied range of…

Jacksonville’s 3-year contract for garbage pick-up expired at the end of 2022 and had to be rebid. Despite our current contractor, Republic Services, being the lowest bidder, there is a price increase. Monthly fees for garbage will increase by $7.14 along with a $3.24 rise to the monthly health…

Business owners: Did you know that the Commercial Development Authority of the City of Jacksonville offers grants to make improvements to local small businesses? There are currently two grant programs available:

— The Business Development Grant Program provides up to $5,000 to businesses…

Join us in congratulating the City of Jacksonville’s employee of the month, Lt. Jason Campbell of the Jacksonville Police Department!Campbell has been with the department for just over 13 years, and a police officer for 20. In that time he’s worked in several capacities with local law…

We're pleased to announce the release of our new, free City of Jacksonville, AL app for iPhone and Android smartphones!

This app will serve as a new way for the organizations to connect with residents and responders, providing information quickly and efficiently to anyone with a…