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DeSantis vetoes Jacksonville Fairgrounds and Emerald Trail items

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By David Bauerlein Verified
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DeSantis vetoes Jacksonville Fairgrounds and Emerald Trail items DeSantis vetoes Jacksonville Fairgrounds and Emerald Trail items Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed spending for a Jacksonville fairground restroom and for two Emerald Trail segments in Jacksonville but he largely left untouched the biggest items added by state lawmakers to the 2026-27 budget.
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By David Bauerlein Verified
| Florida Times-Union Verified
June 29, 2026, 8:26 p.m. ET Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed several Jacksonville-area projects, including a fairground restroom and two Emerald Trail segments. Major spending items for Jacksonville, such as a UNF building renovation and a new Southside road, remained in the budget. The governor approved funding for a new crosswalk on Baymeadows Road where a father and child died.
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Incoming Jacksonville City Council president backs tax cut referendum Original

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By David Bauerlein Verified
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June 29, 2026, 5:10 a.m. ET Incoming Jacksonville City Council President Nick Howland wants to trim the city budget in anticipation of a state property tax referendum. Howland and Mayor Donna Deegan are split on the proposed tax cut, with Deegan warning it will harm essential city services. Howland will introduce legislation requiring companies receiving city incentives to hire veterans, military members, or their spouses for 10% of new jobs.
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