JSO District 5 Town Hall meeting (Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, Copyright 2026 by WJXT News4JAX – All rights reserved.)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters is kicking off a series of town hall meetings to hear directly from the community and provide updates on the sheriff’s office initiatives to enhance public safety.
The first meeting is for District 5 residents at Trinity Baptist Church at 800 Hammond Boulevard at 6:30 p.m.
District 5 covers Baldwin, New Town, Northwest and Riverside.
The meeting agenda includes:
Sheriff T.K. Waters will review measures the office is taking to keep families safe.
Harry Massey, commander of District 5, will provide an update on how officers are working in neighborhoods.
Dashcam video of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrest of a suspected drunk driver after an incident in Riverside.
A question-and-answer session with the sheriff’s command staff. Residents may submit questions in advance by emailing townhall@jaxsheriff.org.
Here are the remaining town halls:
District 3 Town Hall Meeting: Tuesday, July 14 at The Church of Eleven22 Mandarin Campus | 4911 Losco Road
District 4 Town Hall Meeting: Thursday, July 16 at Hillcrest Baptist Church | 7673 Collins Road
District 2 Town Hall Meeting: Monday, July 20 at Impact Church | 9501 Arlington Expressway, Suite 245
District 6 Town Hall Meeting: Tuesday, July 21 at The Church of Eleven22 North Campus | 418 Starratt Road
District 1 Town Hall Meeting: Thursday, July 23 at Aspire Church | 1435 Atlantic Boulevard
Town halls are open to everyone, regardless of where they live. The sheriff’s office encourages people to attend meetings in the communities where they live or work.
If you’re unsure which district you are in, use the “Find My District” tool at www.jaxsheriff.org.
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Chris Will has joined the News4JAX team as a weekend morning reporter, after graduating from the University of Florida in spring 2024. During his time in Gainesville, he covered a wide range of stories across the Sunshine State. His coverage of Hurricane Ian in southwest Florida earned a National Edward R. Murrow Award.