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- a business
| Doing Business with the City |
If you would like to do business with the City of Jacksonville, please visit the Procurement Division's web site where you will find bidding opportunities and other important information. |
| Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce |
The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce provides leadership to create a business environment so strong and positive that it enables existing businesses to flourish and attracts new businesses. Take advantage of the resources and networking opportunities Jacksonville's Chamber has to offer. |
| Local Business Tax |
A Local Business Tax is levied annually by the County Tax Collector (in accordance with Florida Statutes, ch. 205) for the privilege of operating a business in Duval County. The Business Tax is for a fiscal year beginning October 1 and ending September 30 of the following year. Anyone providing merchandise or services to the public, even through a one-person company or home based occupation, must pay a city and/or county Business Tax to operate. |
| MyFlorida.com |
Find out about state business licensing, permits and corporate registration at myflorida.com. You can complete many of the required functions online at this site. |
| Contractor's Online Permitting |
Check the status of your permit, schedule an inspection, or pay for a permit from your escrow account. All online, and also available through your web-enabled cell phone! |
| Tangible Personal Property |
Anyone doing business in Duval county and in possession of assets on January 1, must file a Tangible Personal Property Tax Return by April 1. Forms are mailed the first week in January. However, if you do not receive a form, it is still your responsibility to file by April 1.
Personal property typically consists of items, other than real estate, that have value and are used for business or income producing purposes.
Examples of personal property include furniture, fixtures, tools, machines, leasehold improvements, consumable supplies and leased equipment. |
- a new resident
| Community-wide Calendar |
This community-wide calendar displays most of the city-sponsored events in Jacksonville, from City Council meetings to special events. |
| Driver's Licenses |
Whether you've moved here from within Florida or another state, you'll need to update your driver's license. You can update your license online for address changes, but if you need a new Florida state driver license, visit one of the DMV office locations listed here: http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/offices/duval.html. |
| Duval County Public Schools |
Our mission is to provide each student the necessary educational tools to reach his or her full academic potential for the workplace and a college environment. This responsibility is the top priority of the Duval County School Board, district administrators, principals and teachers. |
| JaxParks! |
Jacksonville is now home to the largest urban park system in the United States. Please stop by often to see what's going on, then enjoy the beauty and fun! |
| My Neighborhood |
Moving to a new area means finding nearby government services such as schools, libraries, parks, fire stations, police stations and much more. My Neighborhoods is a map-based link that provides the nearest location for these services, as well as other information newcomers need. |
| Register to Vote! |
Don't forget to register to vote in Duval County! Visit the Supervisor of Elections office's web site for more information. |
- a senior
| Activities |
The Office of Special Events of the City of Jacksonville offers a number of activities for senior citizens, from field trips and picnics with the mayor to the Senior Walk for Wellness. Visit the Mayor's Special Events page for more information. |
| Independent Living Program |
The Adult Services Division of the City of Jacksonville has an independent living program that offers in-home respite care, group day respite care, senior companions and caring volunteers. Visit their site for more information, or call (904) 630-0966. |
| Transportation services |
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) offers free transit service to persons 60 years or older with a Transit Identification Card. Visit the site linked above for transit schedules and office locations. |
- a visitor
| About Jacksonville |
Get a feel for what Jacksonville has to offer. Climate, Education, Elected Officials, Fun Things to Do, Photographs, and History are among the topics covered. |
| Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce |
Whether you're visiting Jacksonville for business or pleasure, visit our Chamber of Commerce's site to learn about resources for businesses and employees. |
| JaxParks! |
JaxParks is one destination you'll need to know for information about what's going on in all of Jacksonville's Parks. Jacksonville is now home to the largest urban park system in the United States. Please stop by often to see what's going on, then Get Out There and enjoy the beauty and fun that's available across this great city! |
| Special Events |
The Office of Special Events produces and promotes a variety of entertainment, educational and community events for Jacksonville's citizens and visitors. If you're planning a trip to Jacksonville, be sure to check here to see what's planned! |
- disabled
| Disabled Services Directory |
This directory of agencies, put together by the Disabled Services Division of the Community Services Department, outlines key services and programs aimed at improving the quality of life of all Jacksonville citizens. |
| Disabled Services Division |
The Disabled Services Division works to increase awareness of the accomplishments and needs of disabled citizens. It monitors federal and state legislation regarding disabled issues and advises staff regarding city compliance. It also assists the Mayor's Disability Council, a 13-member board that seeks to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. |
| JTA Transportation |
Buses equipped with wheelchair lifts are available on many routes. Check the schedule cover for the wheelchair symbol or call bus information at (904)RideJTA (743-3582) to find out which routes provide this service. We provide priority seating for our senior citizens and persons with disabilities at the front of every bus. Wheelchair tie-downs are available on about 40 percent of JTA's bus fleet. |
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