- Threats, fraud, theft and other crimes in Riverside area March 6, 2010A 36-year-old Riverside wo- man reported that her ex-boyfriend has been threatening her by telephone since Feb. 7. She recently changed her cell phone number, but he somehow obtained the new number. His comments include: "You will pay. I am not afraid of the police and I don't care if I live or die and contacting police could be the worst thing you […]Times-Union
- Doing Dishes gives Murray Hill and Mandarin artistic outlet March 6, 2010Painting pots was a stress reliever for Katie Yallaly while she was working as a child abuse investigator. Today, it's her full-time job as owner and operator of Doing Dishes, a paint-your-own-pottery studio with locations in Mandarin and Murray Hill. She and her husband, Brian, run the two studios - the San Jose location, which opened in 2004 and an Ed […]Times-Union
- Riverside man drumming up support for a children's ensemble March 6, 2010A master percussionist, new to Jacksonville, has drummed up an idea. Professional drummer Ken Anoff, who has traveled the world performing and training, hopes to create the Jacksonville Youth Drum Ensemble, a nonprofit performance troop of 15-20 students, grade 5 and up, playing African and Middle Eastern drums.read more […]Times-Union
Posts Tagged ‘JAXGis Maps’
Find Out Whats In Your Neighborhood
Author: jaxwestsideinfo
The City of Jacksonville has a great resource for residents on their web called JAXGis which is the Jacksonville Geographic Information Service maps. They include information based on a specific address about Flood zones, local schools, parks and much more. I put in our address and got a listing of which schools my children will be assigned to, what parks are nearby, what nursing homes, library branch, who the city council person was, US Congressman, Senators and much, much more. It also tells you whether or not your home is in a flood zone. That information is very important especially when you need to get housing or renters insurance. The city along with the Fire and Rescue Division has a static map you can print out that list the Hurricane zones for all areas of Jacksonville. I know that map is available in the hurricane literature but it is nice to know where to get it if you don’t already have one of those brochures or just want to look at one. Go to the http://www.coj.net/Departments/Fire+and+Rescue/Emergency+Preparedness/Preparedness/Evacuation+Zones+Map.htm and save it to your bookmarks or favorites to have instant access whenever you need it.
There are several other websites you might want to bookmark and visit periodically and they are the Jacksonville’s City Website, the Local Television Station Channel 4 and of course the FEMA government website. Each of these has a wealth of FREE Information for those who are willing to go there and read about it!
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