NFL’s final four debunks Lot J narrative

Dear OurJax Members, The good news is several organizations in Jacksonville are beginning to focus on ways to bring more transparency and community conversation to decisions made by

Dear OurJax Members, In our continuing effort to keep you informed, as well as remind you of the impact your engagement with OurJax has made, I want to

Dear OurJax Members, The JEA Special Investigative Committee’s final report by counsel Steve Busey in January didn’t receive the news coverage or community conversation it deserved because of

Dear OurJax Members: During the last several months, we’ve all worked together to halt a pair of flawed government policy actions, sale of JEA and the proposal to

Dear OurJax Members: The aftermath of news from the failed Lot J effort continues to show us that bad things can happen when government policy is made behind

Dear OurJax Members: The drama over the failed Lot J proposal appears to have ended, due in large part to opposition from engaged taxpayers who wanted their voices

Dear City Council President Hazouri and Members of the Council: We expect City Council to vote Tuesday on Ordinance 2020-0648, the current Lot J taxpayer subsidized private development

Dear OurJax Members: Thursday, a majority of the City Council not only turned a deaf ear to the overwhelming opposition from the community to the current Lot J

Dear OurJax Members: Today at 10 a.m., the City Council will meet as a Committee of the Whole to vote on the Lot J deal. Despite all of

Dear OurJax Members: The long-anticipated City Council Special Investigative Committee report on JEA was released Monday morning. It began with this quote: “Government without transparency is a breeding

Dear Council President Hazouri and Members of the City Council: Shortly after we begin 2021, you will be asked to make a decision on what may well be

Mark your calendars for Thursday, January 7th when the City Council will meet as a Committee of the Whole to vote on the rigged Lot J deal. If