Seven city agencies will report to Mandarin residents at the Southeast Citizens Planning Advisory Committee meeting Monday, Oct. 26, at the Mandarin Senior Center, 3848 Hartley Road.

The hybrid meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. in person and via Zoom. A Land Use and Zoning subcommittee session led by Joanne Parker-Griffin begins at 5:45 p.m., with three minutes allotted per application presented to the full committee, according to the city's meeting agenda.

No formal presentations are scheduled for the Oct. 26 meeting. The agenda lists the session as a staff-reports-and-liaison night.

SE CPAC Chair Scott Koslowski and Vice Chair Jose Gonzalez will preside. Seven agency representatives are scheduled to deliver three-minute staff reports:

  • Commander Petena Tillman, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office (JSO)
  • Lieutenant Jorge Hernandez, Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department (JFRD)
  • Jackie Spiritas, Jacksonville Public Library
  • John Everett, Kids Hope Alliance
  • Rudy McClain, Municipal Code Compliance Department
  • Scott Carter, Public Works
  • Shay Hill, Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA)

Charles Griggs, director of community initiatives, will speak as the mayor's representative. Elected officials have a seven-minute report slot.

Liaison reports will come from Jim Hill of the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization and Ramon Day of the Taxation, Revenue and Utilization Commission, known as the TRUE Commission.

The agenda also includes approval of the Sept. 28 meeting summary and a public comment period. Each speaker gets three minutes.

Residents who want to attend virtually can join via Zoom using webinar ID 881 8582 7063 and passcode 219215, according to the city's meeting notice. Phone access is available at 305-224-1968 or 646-558-8656.

Disability accommodations are available with three business days' notice through the city's Disabled Services Division at 904-255-5466 or [email protected].

The next SE CPAC meeting is scheduled for Nov. 23 at the Mandarin Senior Center.