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The Tourist Development Council meets Monday at 1:30 and its agenda sets its own next meeting date as TBD. The county board meets Tuesday at 9 with license plate readers as item 1, four agricultural enclave certifications, two Grand Oaks items and two appointments. One Thursday board is off. The St. Augustine City Commission does not sit this week.
The state recorded 46 food service inspection visits in St. Johns County over eight days, across 38 licenses. Seven ended in a recommended administrative complaint and a call-back added an eighth. Eleven were call-backs that found earlier violations corrected. Nothing was ordered closed. The table, with the state's own definition of every result in it.
The state recorded 23 food service inspection visits in St. Johns County over five days, across 19 licenses. Four ended in a recommended administrative complaint. Seven were call-backs that found earlier violations corrected. No emergency order was recorded. The table, with the state's own definition of every result in it.
Compost bins go to single-family homes inside city limits until the supply runs out. The grant window is fourteen days and closes at 5 p.m. Oct. 15.
The state recorded 29 food service inspection visits in St. Johns County across four days last week. Six were call-backs that found earlier violations corrected. Nothing was ordered closed. The table, with the state's own definition of every result in it.
Total crashes, deaths, injuries, impairment counts and the bicyclist, motorcycle and pedestrian breakouts for this county, three years side by side, reproduced from the state's annual crash report with the page number against each block. 2024 is the most recent year the state has published.
Twenty-four kitchens, carts and trucks recorded an opening state inspection in St. Johns County between July 1 and Sept. 4. Twenty-two needed no follow-up; the other two were cleared on a call-back. The list, as the state recorded it.
Two cancellations, a disaster-debris procurement, two rezoning workshops on the same night, a closed attorney-client session, and a 5:01 p.m. budget hearing.