Category: Government

The City’s chief financial officer, Mark Litzinger, has informed City Manager John Regan and Historic City News local reporters that the fines collected for parking violations have remained the same since 2006; and Monday night, he will try to remedy that — what he sees as a problem.

Administrative Coordinator Rachel Garvey, MSA, notified Historic City News on behalf of the St Johns County Growth Management Department that the county will be holding public hearings regarding various amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and the Land Development Code.

City Manager John Regan does not place all items of business on the public agenda before Mayor Shaver and members of the St Augustine City Commission during their twice-monthly meetings.

Monday, January 5, 2015 INMATES… The Florida Department of Law Enforcement will give a status update of the investigations of unnatural inmate deaths to the Senate Criminal Justice Committee 4 p.m. Monday in room 37 of the Senate building. The committee will hear from the Department of Corrections on suggested reforms and its 2015 budget…

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Chief Judge Terence Perkins informed local Historic City News reporters that new judges and new assignments will occur across the Seventh Judicial Circuit effective on January 6, 2015.

St Johns County Supervisor of Elections, Vicky Oakes, is informing Historic City News readers that any remaining new voter registrations or political party changes must be filed before the close of business today in order to apply to the upcoming January 27, 2015 election.

The Department of Public Affairs for the City of St Augustine informed Historic City News that there have been “last minute” changes to the agenda affecting items that will come before the visioning committee meeting on January 5th.