Alachua County Public Concerns

10/31/2024

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"TRICK OR TREAT!" - Neo 🍬🎃 We are currently in need of dog treats and cardboard scratchers for our kitties! We welcome any brand! Donations can be dropped off in our front lobby (3400 NE 53rd Ave) Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30 - 5:30 or sent to us via our Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TBJTSFM1GTNC?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2qrprNzB1G1IJKSaGw7uBKctziNct0Q4HKeZoynyhHdE5GKJE3ohmSF3Y_aem_ovvtt_gDaK3xPugkhPQhqQ

Neo would LOVE to go trick-or-treating with you! Please come visit us soon! 🐶💕🐱

10/26/2024

👇MELROSE MUSIC FEST SURVEY LINK👇

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10/07/2024

10/01/2024

The County Commission is hosting two special meetings tomorrow, at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. We will post the meetings live when they begin. Click https://tinyurl.com/yru5cv8e to learn more.

The 10 a.m. meeting items of interest:

- Enforcement of School Zone speed limits
- Update on Farmworker Housing Assignment

The 1:30 p.m. meeting item of interest:

- Mill Creek Sink Projects discussion

09/27/2024

[OUTDATED - NOT CURRENT]

Power outage map as of 11:50pm shows that 1 million people are without power in the state.

09/26/2024

New & Improved Survey - Grassroots Music Festival, Melrose. This version is error free. Let's hear your thoughts on this matter!

09/26/2024

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09/25/2024

TROPICAL STORM HELENE UPDATE: Due to the potential impact of the storm, our schools and district offices will be closed on Thursday, September 26 and Friday, September 27. All extracurricular activities on those days are also cancelled.

After-school activities TODAY will continue as scheduled.

The district will assess storm damage after Helene has passed and notify you over the weekend if there will be any impact on the reopening of schools on Monday.

We encourage families to prepare now for the storm. Weather updates, preparedness tips, sandbag locations, shelters and other information for Alachua County residents is available in a variety of languages through Alachua County Emergency Management Services at https://alachuacountyready.com/