Historic City News readers are reminded that Monday afternoon, June 8, beginning at 3:30 p.m., the City of St Augustine will hold its next special meeting to review the 10-year Capital Improvement Plan; part of the 2015-2016 Fiscal Year budgeting process.
Residents in northeast St Johns County are getting a new branch office from St Johns County Sheriff David Shoar — and a new rent bill because they are leaving the county-owned annex on Palm Valley Road.
Members of the Saint Augustine Tea Party reported to Historic City News that they have rejected the latest attempts by St. Johns County to unconstitutionally prohibit free expression, this time at the St Augustine Beach Pier Park.
If you are a Historic City News reader concerned about the cost of a potential sales tax election, you are encouraged to attend one, or both, of the upcoming meetings to address your concerns directly to the St Johns County Commission.
Historic City News learned that Derek Hankerson will pay a reduced fine to the Florida Elections Commission; charges arising from the late filing of his campaign treasurer’s report when he ran against incumbent John Thrasher in the 2014 Republican Primary Election.
The Florida Commission on Ethics in Tallahassee reported to Historic City News that, over the next six-weeks, their office will be busy updating records as the deadline for filing various personal financial disclosures draws near.
