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Trump’s budget bill wipes $147M grant earmarked for Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail project
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – President Donald Trump’s new budget bill stripped Jacksonville of its largest federal grant in history. The signing wiped out $147 million earmarked for the Emerald Trail project, which aims to link 14 historic communities to downtown Jacksonville, Hogans Creek, McCoys Creek and the St. Johns River by 2031.
He said JTA and Mayor Lenny Curry's staff then asked if he would agree to a figure of about $132 million for the Emerald Trail. Groundwork Jacksonville expects the $132 million in gas tax money ...
After existing for years only in plans and sketches, the first all-new leg of Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail greenway opened Monday as a demonstration of an idea that supporters envision changing ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan will announce the city’s new online merchandise shop Tuesday morning.
The Emerald Trail, a planned 30-mile bicycle and pedestrian path, aims to connect 14 historic neighborhoods to downtown Jacksonville upon its completion in 2030.
The latest addition to the Emerald Trail is a 1,100-foot-long mural that celebrates the history of Jacksonville's LaVilla and Brooklyn neighborhoods.
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