County Service Directory

The EHEAP program provides heating/cooling (Electric) bill assistance for ages 60 and older. Payment is made to the energy vendor or landlord (if utilities are included with the rent) on behalf of the eligible household that meets income and residency criteria. Visit one of our offices with required documentation listed below for assistance completing application.

A non-profit agency providing safe shelter for abused women and their children, and programs to teach alternatives to violence.

A coastal emergency related to the critical erosion of a limited portion of the beach has been declared by St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners. Under the authority of Section 161.085, Florida Statutes and Chapter 62B-33, Florida Administrative Code, if a coastal storm causes erosion of the beach dune system a local government may authorize emergency measures for the protection of threatened private residences.

Enjoy, Don’t Destroy is St. Johns County Parks and Recreation’s campaign to stop the vandalism of our public spaces before it happens. Vandalism wastes St. Johns County’s money and law enforcement’s time, and it ruins perfectly good parks, community centers, and more for the neighbors who enjoy them. By taking aim at vandalism, Parks and Recreation can focus on bringing improvements and new amenities to the County’s public spaces.

St. Johns County will assist residents who need transportation to a shelter anytime an evacuation is ordered. There are 3 levels of evacuation assistance available:

Evacuation saves lives. Know your zone and be prepared.

If you’re organizing a parade, 5K, fun run, street fair, or any other event that impacts roads or sidewalks in St. Johns County, you must submit a road closure request that includes a Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Plan.

Please Note: Before signing up for classes at any schools, please verify the school is legitimate. Call St. Johns County with any questions, (904) 827-6820 or conlicen@sjcfl.us.

The Facilities Maintenance Division provides the full spectrum of facility maintenance and repair services for approximately 2 million square feet of County facilities. These properties include:

Fair Housing Means Equal Opportunity for All. Equal access to rental housing and homeownership opportunities is the cornerstone of this nation’s federal housing policy. Landlords who refuse to rent or sell homes to people based or race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability are violating federal law, and HUD will vigorously pursue them.

Family Integrity Program Contacts

The Fire Prevention Division (Fire Marshal’s Office) is a part of the review process for all building permits relating to construction, modification, alteration, or demolition of structures in the unincorporated areas of St. Johns County, and in the City of St. Augustine Beach.

Sky lanterns, also known as “kongming” lanterns, wish lanterns, sky candles or fire balloons. Sky lanterns consist of a paper or fabric balloon that traps heated air produced by an open flame device, usually a candle. The open flame device often is connected to the balloon by a wire frame.

Information that will help owners / managers comply with the Florida Fire Prevention Code, and understand the enforcement process.

Homeowners and insurance companies frequently need information regarding the closest fire station and hydrant. You may call our office at (904) 209-1740 (choose Option 5 for the Fire Marshal’s Office) or you can use Interactive Online Mapping (iMap) that will show ISO or PC information.

Fire Investigators work cooperatively with operational fire rescue units, department fire prevention personnel, and other governmental agencies to achieve the goal of preventing injuries and property damage as a result of fires as well as reducing the crime of arson in our community.

Effective 2011, the St. Johns County Fire Marshal’s Office began a new process for issuing the 9 Seasonal Firework permits authorized by the State of Florida for St. Johns County. Applicants who want to participate in the lottery selection process for Seasonal Fireworks in Tent Sales must submit the completed Fire Marshal’s permit packet. If you have any questions, please call Haylee Sapp at (904) 209-1712.

Public Education Office
Offers a community-based educational program that provides residents with valuable information that could save their lives during a fire incident. Responsible for scheduling fire equipment at educational events that occur in our jurisdiction.

Home Fire Sprinklers Save Lives. Get the Facts. 
Including fire sprinklers in your home is a great idea that can save your family’s lives. Watch this short video and learn how to make your home safer.

Checklists, information packets, guidelines, and miscellaneous downloads for contractors and business owners / managers.

Our new online bill pay site is easy to use, all you need to make a payment is the run number and the date of birth of the person we transported.

Making the decision to pursue a fire rescue career takes courage and dedication. Should you decide to become a firefighter, we encourage you to explore the benefits of joining our team.

Frequently asked questions about Fire Rescue.

The primary focus of the Training Section is to ensure that the Department is fully capable in providing all types of emergency response—preparation and planning are essential in ensuring a safe, efficient, and effective conclusion to an emergency event.

The requirement for retrofitting fire sprinklers in High-Rise buildings, Section 31.3.5.11 of NFPA 101, has been on the books since 1998 and effective since 2002. While the dates have changed several times over the years the requirement remains the same.

Full list of St. Johns County Fire Rescue Stations.

On September 17, 2024, at 5:01 pm in the County Auditorium (500 San Sebastian View), the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners will hold their second and final required public hearing to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025 Millage Rates and Budget.  The meeting will follow the procedure as prescribed by Florida Statute 200.065. The Fiscal Year 2025 Tentative Budget, as presented on September 3, 2024, totals $1,750,868,966.

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) unanimously approved a $1.8 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2026 (FY2026), marking the County’s first property tax reduction since FY2021. Effective Oct. 1, 2025, the budget allocates $383 million from property tax revenue while making historic investments in public safety, infrastructure, parks, and libraries.

Watch Live During Scheduled Session Times: GovTV Live