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Regional Awards for Excellence

Click the link below to register to join us at the NEFRC Regional Awards for Excellence on

December 5, 2019.

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Baker County
County Seat: Macclenny
Population: 27,937 / Land Area (sq. miles): 585
Other Incorporated Communities: Glen St. Mary
Established: 1861
Clay County
County Seat: Green Cove Springs
Population: 208,311 / Land Area (sq. miles): 601
Other Incorporated Communities: Keystone Heights,
Orange Park, Penney Farms
Established: 1858
Duval County
County Seat: Jacksonville
Population: 926,255 / Land Area (sq. miles): 774
Other Incorporated Communities: Atlantic Beach, Baldwin, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach
Established: 1822
Flagler County
County Seat: Bunnell
Population: 108,310 / Land Area (sq. miles): 485
Other Incorporated Communities: Beverly Beach,
Flagler Beach, Marineland, Palm Coast
Established: 1917
Nassau County
County Seat: Fernandina Beach
Population: 80,622 / Land Area (sq. miles): 652
Other Incorporated Communities: Callahan, Hilliard
Established: 1824
Putnam County
County Seat: Palatka
Population: 72,277 / Land Area (sq. miles): 722
Other Incorporated Communities: Crescent City,
Interlachen, Pomona Park, Welaka
Established: 1849
St. Johns County
County Seat: St. Augustine
Population: 235,087 / Land Area (sq. miles): 609
Other Incorporated Communities: Hastings, St. Augustine Beach
Established: 1821
Baker County
County Seat: Macclenny
Population: 27,937 / Land Area (sq. miles): 585
Other Incorporated Communities: Glen St. Mary
Established: 1861
Clay County
County Seat: Green Cove Springs
Population: 208,311 / Land Area (sq. miles): 601
Other Incorporated Communities: Keystone Heights,
Orange Park, Penney Farms
Established: 1858
Duval County
County Seat: Jacksonville
Population: 926,255 / Land Area (sq. miles): 774
Other Incorporated Communities: Atlantic Beach, Baldwin, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach
Established: 1822
Flagler County
County Seat: Bunnell
Population: 108,310 / Land Area (sq. miles): 485
Other Incorporated Communities: Beverly Beach,
Flagler Beach, Marineland, Palm Coast
Established: 1917
Nassau County
County Seat: Fernandina Beach
Population: 80,622 / Land Area (sq. miles): 652
Other Incorporated Communities: Callahan, Hilliard
Established: 1824
Putnam County
County Seat: Palatka
Population: 72,277 / Land Area (sq. miles): 722
Other Incorporated Communities: Crescent City,
Interlachen, Pomona Park, Welaka
Established: 1849
St. Johns County
County Seat: St. Augustine
Population: 235,087 / Land Area (sq. miles): 609
Other Incorporated Communities: Hastings, St. Augustine Beach
Established: 1821

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Welcome

The Northeast Florida Regional Council, which covers Regional District 4, was formed in 1977 by an inter-local agreement, pursuant to chapter 163, Florida Statutes, to “…establish an organization that will promote area-wide coordination and related cooperative activities of federal, state and local governments ensuring a broad based regional organization that can provide a truly regional perspective and enhance the ability and opportunity of local governments to resolve issues and problems transcending their individual boundaries. “

Regional Planning Councils are authorized by Florida Statutes. there are 10 Regional Planning Councils in the state of Florida.

NEFRC 2018-2019 Annual Report

Click here for the 2018-2019 Annual Report.

2019 Hurricane Preparedness

Click here to locate 2019 Hurricane Season information.

Building Community Resiliency

Visit our new website to learn about the effects of sea level rise and resiliency in our region.

http://buildcommunityresilience.com/northeastflorida/

Stop the Bleed Program

The Northeast Florida Regional Council, through its Healthcare Coalitions promoted the Stop the Bleed initiative and provided training and Stop the Bleed bleeding control kits for school districts in 18 counties in North Florida. Congressman John Rutherford attended the program kickoff to show support for the initiative.