After moving for a job and looking for better weather, I wondered what to expect from the northeastern corner of Florida. When I moved from my hometown of New York City to Jacksonville, Florida, a few years ago, it didn't take long for me to discover that music and art were everywhere. If you are looking for a great place to live, work, vacation or for your job, this is the time to experience all that Jax has to offer.

Here you will find a free city tour of the city center with a variety of restaurants, bars, shops, cafes, art galleries, museums and more.

The City of Jacksonville will review compliance with Title II requirements for all its facilities and programs that have not been reviewed by the Department. Although K-Group facilities and programs are not inspected by this Department, please note that if such polling stations are owned or operated by the State of Florida, such as a polling station, you may access them at any time during the election cycle until the date on which the City of Jacksonville will remove the barrier. The City of Jacksonville has and will ensure that all buildings and facilities constructed by and upon request from the Florida Department of Health and Human Services (the "Department") or any other government agency or authority and constructed in accordance with applicable architectural standards, including, but not limited to, ADA compliance requirements and Title II and / or Title III ADA requirements, and that no changes are made to any facility in Jacksonville that violates applicable architectural standards, including: (1) the design and construction of buildings or facilities, (2) compliance with applicable construction and plant regulations and standards, and (3) compliance with all other applicable standards.

The City of Jacksonville shall provide its facilities and facilities in accordance with Title II and / or Title III ADA requirements and ensure that the following provisions are complied with.

The City of Jacksonville will offer its training program to all its employees who have direct contact with the public. To ensure that the following spaces are easily accessible and usable by people with disabilities after construction begins, the city and Jacksonville are taking the measures listed in the Annexes to the facilities. Any person who signs this Agreement and / or represents that he or she is authorized to comply with this Agreement.

The ADA does not apply to the City of Jacksonville, as it is a consolidated government within the meaning of Title II of the Florida Code of Civil Rights Act of 1964 ("Title II"). As a public entity, as defined by Title II, it has no responsibility or responsibility for compliance with the rules for its employees or access to public facilities.

We are an educational institution, including water, and we offer our students a high quality higher education. Our institutions include the University of Jacksonville, Jacksonville State University, Florida Atlantic University and Jacksonville Community College. We are a member of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), a coalition of more than 1,000 colleges and universities in the United States, including Florida A & M University in Gainesville and Florida State College in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville is home to five of Florida's leading institutions and the state's second-largest city with a population of more than 1.5 million. We are currently one of the top 10 cities in Florida with the highest number of college students per capita and we are the third largest metropolitan region in North America with an average annual income of $50,000 or more per person per year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Not only do we claim the top spot on the American Association of University Professors' list of visiting colleges and universities, we are also the fourth most popular city for college and university visits in South Florida.

Jacksonville has more coastlines than any other city in Florida and offers many opportunities to explore waterways. Sport fishing is a popular tourist activity. Several beach communities border Jacksonville and we attract active residents who like to spend their weekends on waves, roller coasters or on the water's edge. Jacksonville's beaches are so popular that the sand is still crowded in summer.

Tear off at one of the 70 golf courses in the area or perfect your own game at a public or private course in a city, including Jacksonville Golf Club, Jacksonville Country Club and Jacksonville State Golf Course. Test your luck at water sports in Jacksonville and test your skills on the beach or in the water. Sport is a way of life for many of us who have moved to Jacksonville, Florida from other parts of Florida or even other states.

The best views of Jacksonville are from the water, so bring your own boat to a marina or try a canoe or kayak ride. Yulee has the St. Marys River for all boating needs and locals like the idea of exploring the beach and exciting nightlife. If you want to travel from one side of the city to the other, the drive through or past downtown Jacksonville will take you past your destination. The drive from Miami to Jacksonville can take about 5 hours and 25 minutes if you plan to visit, but several coastal beaches are just a short drive away, making this suburb ideal for beach lovers.