Category: Government

The St. Johns County Health and Human Services Department has received international accreditation by the Council on Accreditation, an international not-for-profit accreditor of family and child service organizations according to an announcement received by Historic City News.

Alison Johnson, Legislative Aide for District 20 Representative Bill Proctor, has reported to Historic City News this morning that the date for the St Johns County Delegation meeting has been set.

Historic City News has learned the legislative assignments for House District 20 Representative William L. “Bill” Proctor according to information published on the Florida House of Representatives website.

Historic City News was informed today that Florida’s Agency for Workforce Innovation is continuing to take action to address a recent security breach involving the disclosure of about a quarter of a million social security numbers.

Historic City News reached out to our newly installed City Commissioner, Nancy Sikes-Kline, to see if we could get a few comments for today’s journal. Despite being out all day, she was happy to oblige.

The City of St. Augustine is known as America’s Oldest City for a reason … they are slow to embrace new ways of doing things — especially in government.

Judge Michael Traynor (left) administers the oath of office to City Commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline during the organizational meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission on December 1. Accompanying Commissioner Sikes-Kline were her sons Luke and Jacob (front), her husband, Roger Kline and her step father, Dr. Henry Bates.

Historic City News has received word from the City of St. Augustine concerning temporary road closures and projected congestion areas for this weekend’s Christmas Parade and Grand Illumination/British Nightwatch ceremonies.