Bradford County Declares November 5 as Roy Jackson Day to Honor Local Icon

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Bradford County Council, the most development was the proclamation of November 5, 2025, as Roy Jackson Day, honoring the late community figure for his lasting impact and contributions. The council also addressed several zoning changes, leadership elections, and a discussion on the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (CPACE) program.

Bradford County Fairgrounds Sets Bold New Theme for 2026 While Addressing Vendor Plans

Overview: The Bradford County Council meeting focused on the fairgrounds’ preparations for the 2026 fair, selecting a new theme and discussing vendor strategies. The council also addressed the need for clear financial management and sponsorship opportunities.

Bradford County Council Discusses Utility Expansion and Courthouse Renovations Amid Community Concerns

Overview: At the recent Bradford County Council meeting, discussions centered on the expansion of water and wastewater systems in partnership with the city of Starke, as well as plans for significant courthouse renovations. Public comment sessions highlighted transparency issues in local government and concerns over firearm laws in community spaces.

Bradford County Council Approves $2.3 Million Road Resurfacing Amid Substance Use Treatment Expansion

Overview: The Bradford County Council approved a key road resurfacing project funded by the Florida Department of Transportation and explored significant expansions in substance use treatment programs. These initiatives highlight the council’s ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and address pressing health concerns in the community.

Bradford County Secures Millions in State Funding Amid Fiscal Challenges

Overview: At the recent Bradford County Council meeting, discussions centered on substantial state funding allocations secured for the county, alongside challenges posed by budget constraints and rising costs. A special guest highlighted the successful acquisition of millions in funding for infrastructure and services, while council members and attendees expressed concerns over fiscal management and community needs.