County Service Directory

This outline is intended to provide a stepwise process for the evaluation and ranking of properties submitted to LAMP for potential acquisition. This document may be amended as processes and procedures are improved or changed.

Water supply, water conservation and water quality are issues of critical concern for Florida. The available water supply for drinking water in Florida is limited and additional water supply sources are being explored in order to meet future water supply demand.

Some plant or animal species are experiencing declining numbers in population usually due to a decrease in available habitat. When the population of a species becomes critically low the Federal or State government may designate the plant or animal as a Protected Species. In Florida, there are several levels of Protected Species including Listed Species identified as Endangered, Threatened or Species of Special Concern or other Protected Species such as migratory birds or over harvested plants. There are a number of Protected Species that may occur on lands within St. Johns County. It is the County’s goal to assist the public and other governing bodies to take the appropriate steps for the safeguarding of Protected Species.

The Public Education Office offers a life-long educational process regarding fire-related injury prevention issues. Our Community-based educational program provides residents with valuable information that could save their lives during a fire incident.

The St. Johns County Public Library System serves the community by providing access to technology, facilities, collections, programs, and services that help people meet our mission: Connect, Learn, Enjoy @ Your Library

Government records may be seen and copied from a records custodian at the County Administration building, via specific County Departments responsible for their own records, from records custodians at Elected Officials Offices and at other levels of government such as state agencies, local, county and state authorities.

Florida Statute 341.071(4)(b) Annual Budget and Performance Measures Report for Sunshine Bus Company – Effective July 1, 2024, Ch. 2024-57, amends section 341.071, Florida Statutes, Transit productivity and performance measures; reports, by adding subsection (4). This new provision requires public transit providers to disc​lose certain information and documentation relating to its budgeted and general administrative costs. Performance Measures Report

If you are unsure of who to contact, call our main line at (904) 209-0150.

The SJC Purchasing Policy was adopted by the BOCC Ordinance 2022-22, amended by Ordinances 2024-21, and 2025-50. This Policy governs the procurement and contracting for goods, services and construction for St. Johns County BOCC.

You will receive your County Authorized License at the CRB Hearing. CRB hearings are held in the SJC Auditorium located at 500 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, FL 32084.

Reclaimed water is domestic wastewater that has been treated and disinfected to a high degree through a multiple-stage advanced treatment program that eliminates pathogens (solids, organics, and viruses) and still retains nitrogen and phosphorus, such that it can be safely used to irrigate golf courses and residential lawns. Reclaimed water must meet strict water quality requirements established by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). Although reclaimed water meets most of the drinking water standards and is safe for human contact, it is not intended for human or animal consumption.

The purpose of the Recreation Advisory Board is to protect and provide access to the county’s natural resources; to provide recreation opportunities for residents and visitors and to contribute to the county’s economic, social and environmental sustainability and resiliency. The Recreation Advisory Boards primary responsibility is to serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of County Commissioners.

We have teamed up with Recycle Coach to help educate residents! By downloading the Recycle Coach app, or by using the Recycle Coach Tool below, you will be able to obtain your curbside collection schedule, sign up for alerts, and quickly learn how to properly dispose of different waste materials.

St. Johns County makes it easy to be a responsible recycler. Learn more!

*Code, Safety, and Health issues are primary*

There are specific responsibilities of various agencies and individuals in regards to reporting a death to the Medical Examiner.

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.

All right-of-way utility permitting responsibilities are handled through the Engineering Division. Currently this division permits primarily water, sewer, gas, electric, cable, telecommunications and fiber-optic installations. Commercial driveways are permitted through this department if the Development requires a NDRC Review or if the commercial driveway is reconstructed or modified in any way.

This division also ensures that utilities and various other installations within SJC rights-of-ways adhere strictly to the St. Johns County Land Development Code as passed by the Board of County Commissioners in 1999.

The Road and Bridge Division provides general maintenance for all County Roadways and Drainage Facilities, which includes but is not limited to roadway construction, pothole repair, culvert replacements, ditch cleaning, road grading, road side mowing, herbicide spraying, tree trimming and removal.

Discover two distinct categories of road closures: St. Johns County (SJC) and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT).

All roadways in unincorporated areas of St. Johns County and those municipalities within the County that elect to participate in the uniform roadway addressing system shall be named according to the following requirements:

St. Johns County invites residents to help identify roadway safety concerns through an interactive online comment map as part of the Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan initiative.

Commissioner Sarah Arnold was appointed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2021 to serve on the BOCC. She is invested in the St. Johns County community, its schools, its development, and its future.

Effective Date: 6/3/24

Scenic Highways and Vistas Sign Provisions. Off and on premise guidelines.

Hatchlings emerging from a nest will instinctively be drawn to a light source along the beach. On a natural beach with no artificial light the light of the seaward horizon guides the hatchlings to the waters edge. Artificial light can disorient the hatchling. As a result they will travel towards the light source rather than the ocean.

Sea turtle nesting season begins May 1, and St. Johns County officials are asking residents, visitors, and businesses to help protect natural habitat by observing all nesting season laws and regulations. The beaches of St. Johns County are home to several species of endangered or threatened sea turtles.

Protecting Our Water
Planning for the Future
Investing in Our Community