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Kevin Carrico won't run for re-election. Here's what he'll do instead

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By David Bauerlein Verified
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Jacksonville City Council member Kevin Carrico will not run for re-election in a decision that gives voters another wide-open race next year for a City Council seat. Carrico won a partial term in a special election in 2020 and then a full-four year term for the District 4 seat on the Southside. He still could have run again for District 4 because term limits don't kick in until after two full four-year terms in a row. Carrico said Sept.
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Florida attorney general launches probe of JTA amid financial crisis

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By David Bauerlein Verified
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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier's office issued a subpoena Sept. 28 to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority seeking records in a probe lead by his Office of Statewide Prosecution. JTA says it will fulfill the subpoena's request. "The Jacksonville Transportation Authority has received a subpoena from the State Attorney General's Office and is prepared to fully cooperate," JTA said in a Sept. 29 statement.
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Arbitrator sides with former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn over his firing

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By David Bauerlein Verified
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An arbitrator opened the door for Aaron Zahn — the former JEA CEO convicted of conspiracy and fraud — to possibly get financial damages from JEA over how its board fired him. The arbitrator's order issued Sept. 23 found Zahn had agreed on Dec. 30, 2019, to take an offer by the JEA board to terminate him without cause and use him as a paid consultant for one month.
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