Another Rick Scott appointee announced Wednesday
On Wednesday, June 8th, Florida Governor Rick Scott announced the appointment of Mark Miner to the St Augustine – St Johns County Airport Authority.
Category: Government
As mobility project gets underway a look at what is included
The contract for the Mobility Project with Littlejohn Engineering, signed for the City by John Regan, a licensed engineer, and assigned to Martha Graham, also an engineer, engages the Nashville based company, through their Orlando branch office, for a commitment to do work over a 1-to-4-month timeframe that is referred to as “Phase 1”.
City invites public participation in Mobility Kick Off
The St Augustine Community is encouraged to participate in this week’s three day, three event kick-off of the city’s mobility initiative scheduled for Wednesday through Friday, June 8, 9 and 10.
Letter: We are mobility
Letter: We are mobility Nancy E. Shaver, Mayor City of St Augustine, FL “We in St. Augustine do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.” -paraphrasing Thomas Jefferson
Proposed tax and assessment exemption for solar devices
Historic City News readers will vote on five amendments to Florida’s Constitution this election year and it’s not too soon to begin reading up on the proposed changes.
St Johns County’s incumbent Circuit judges and their opponents
Historic City News readers will vote on August 30, 2016 to elect Circuit Court judges to fill several judicial seats.
County Commission District 1 race heats up
Historic City News was informed that on last Wednesday, two new candidates filed initial papers for the District 1 (Northwest St Johns County) seat currently held by Rick Scott appointee, James K. (Jimmy) Johns.
After rocky start City Mobility Plan meetings begin in two weeks
After dropping the bomb when he named his controversial 15-member “Mobility Advisory Task Force” Monday night, St Augustine City Manager John Regan left town for a three-week vacation. According to sources, Public Works director Martha Graham and Xavier Pellicer will inherit the task of making Regan’s missteps right.