Alachua County to keep at-large commissioners after appeals court ruling
Ruling confirmed 2024 referendum results.
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Alachua County to keep at-large commissioners after appeals court ruling
Ruling confirmed 2024 referendum results.
Alachua County to consider redistricting on tight timeline for 2026
Commission would need to pick map at next meeting.
High Springs withdraws criticism of Alachua County Fire Rescue, cites misinformation
Letter from labor union calls out inaccuracies from Aug. 28 commission meeting.
Alachua County evaluates 3 new commissioner district maps for 2026
New districts could force moves ahead of next election.
Alachua County refutes economic impact, responsibilities for Champions Park
Newberry and county partnership for facility to expire in September.
PAC joins legal case over Alachua County districts, 2024 referendum
PAC has spent over $300,000 on district debate.
Alachua County kicks off bicentennial celebration
County officials’ proclamation declares 2025 as “Discover 200 Year.”
Alachua County area to lose federal grant funding after miscommunications
County commissioner said it's an embarrassment.
Gainesville funds police raises, covers part of Hippodrome shortfall
City also amends public nuisance ordinances.
Alachua County moves public notices to website
Public notices no longer appear in Gainesville Sun, state website.
West End Golf Course planned for purchase, possible sports venue
Committee forms to plan major 2025 event.
Threat shuts down Gainesville City Hall, County Administration Building
Law enforcement sweeping buildings with K-9 units.
Alachua County allows social media comments in 30-day trial
County shut down comments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gainesville escapes worst of Idalia’s wrath
City, county deploy resources to hardest hit areas
Alachua County issues official all clear from Idalia
County sends aid to other parts of state.
DeSantis signs storm order affecting area counties
Forecasters give storm 90% chance of becoming cyclone in next 48 hours.
County pushes back on PACE program
State agency continues operations despite lack of agreements.
Mud flies over single-member districts
Voters to decide issue on Nov. 8.