Government Links

• City of Atlantic Beach
        Atlantic Beach
• City of Fernandina
        One of your first stops as our guest should be the Amelia Island -Fernandina Beach - Yulee Chamber of Commerce, located in The Old Railroad Depot building at the west end of Centre Street in Fernandina Beach. Here, visitors can ask questions and collect maps and printed materials describing virtually every facet of Amel#topsland's history, it's numerous historic and natural attractions, and many other items of interest. To request printed materials to plan your visit to Amelia Island
• City of Jacksonville
        The official website for information about the City of Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville offers exciting activities for everyone from business travelers to vacationing families. The Jacksonville and the Beaches Visitors Guide lists attractions and recreational activities you won't want to miss while you are on the First Coast
• City of Jacksonville Beach
        On a barrier island located in Northeast Florida between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intra-Coastal Waterway, you\\'ll find miles of uncrowded white sandy
• City of Neptune Beach
        The City of Neptune Beach is a community of 7,500 residents located in Duval County on a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Intercostals Waterway on the west. The primary focus of the community is to protect the residential nature of the City and to maintain its high quality of life through strict growth management standards. Neptune Beach comprises approximately 2.5 square miles and is bounded by the City of Atlantic Beach to the north and the City of Jacksonville Beach to the south.
• City of Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber of Commerce
        Over the past 50 years, people have come to visit Ponte Vedra Beach, found it to their liking, and have made it their home. Today the area boasts a population of more than 22,500 and offers numerous championship golf courses, world class tennis facilities, breathtaking marshlands, and of
• City of St. Augustine
        St. Augustine & St. Johns County offer the visitor many unique and exciting opportunities to enjoy a visit to our area. You can go sightseeing; visit in our many attractions, museums and historic sites; relax on our 43 miles of pristine beaches; or search our numerous shops and stores for treasures to take home. We offer great fresh and salt water fishing; unique cafes and tremendous restaurants; and accommodations from charming bed and breakfast inns to elegant hotels. We even offer an on-line reservation service to secure your stay in some of the area's finer accommodations
• Clay County Chamber
        Clay County is a diverse mixture of suburban and rural areas spread over 592 square miles that includes 46 square miles of fresh water lakes and rivers featuring the broad, northward flowing St. Johns River forming the entirety of the county's eastern boundary. We are located within close proximity to Jacksonville, diversified and business friendly. Clay County includes unincorporated Middleburg and four municipalities - Orange Park (adjacent to Jacksonville), Green Cove Springs (seat of the county's government), Penney Farms, and Keystone Heights. Clay County is the 26th largest county in Florida.
• Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
        Join over 3,600 leading companies as we make a positive difference in our local business environment. The Chamber is your business resource to help you meet your specific business goals. Whether your objective is to increase sales, attract quality employees, or to give back to your community, you've found your one-stop resource - your Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce..
• St. John's County
   The official website for St. Johns County Government. This site has been developed for the convenience of the residents and visitors. We hope you’ll find a wealth of information on a wide range of County services, programs and activities that make St. Johns County a great place to live, work and play.