A young biker passed away following a collision with an SUV on US-1. The driver of the SUV was attempting to make a left turn when the front of the motorcycle struck its left side. The police arrived on the scene with their flashing lights and sirens as they worked to secure the area. The young biker was transported to the hospital for treatment, but unfortunately, he didn’t make it. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.news4jax.com
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St. Johns County Battling 5-Acre Wildfire, Expecting Poor Visibility Conditions
A wildfire spread across about 5 acres near US-1 and Datil Pepper Road in St. Johns County on Monday night, potentially affecting travelers. The Florida Highway Patrol advised drivers to exercise caution due to possible reduced visibility, especially in the early morning hours. They suggested that drivers slow down and use low beam headlights to adjust to the changing weather conditions. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.news4jax.com
Concerns Increase over Safety Issues at Local Schools
Concerned parents in St. Johns County are worried about their children’s safety due to recent threats, fights, and violent incidents at several schools. One mother spoke out about her daughter being violently assaulted by an eighth-grade boy at Fruit Cove Middle School. Other parents also shared similar concerns, with some worried about their children’s safety. St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office and the school district have released statements promising to investigate these incidents thoroughly and hold those responsible criminally accountable. The school district has also stated that they have applied appropriate consequences in accordance with their Student Code of Conduct for…
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St. Johns County Fire Rescue Commences Joint Fire and Sheriff’s Operations Center Construction
A new joint facility for the St. Johns County Fire Rescue and Sheriff’s Office Southwest Operations Center had its groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, which is expected to be completed in Summer 2024. The project was approved by the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners and has a budget of $10 million. The joint facility aims to provide faster emergency services and better convenience for the residents and visitors of the county. The fire station will house a Rescue, an Engine, a Tower, and a Battalion Chief. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.actionnewsjax.com