The St. Augustine Police Department is asking local residents for help in locating a 16 year old missing runway from 12 Nesbit Avenue in St. Augustine.
The juvenile, Robert Christopher Clark, walked away from his home and has had very little contact with his mother since leaving.
It is believed that Clark is still in the St. Augustine area, his last known whereabouts was at Whispering Pines apartments, Building 200, Apartment #4.
If anyone has seen or knows the whereabouts of this juvenile, please contact your local law enforcement agency.
Monday, June 6, 2011
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Impliments On-line Reporting for Low-Level Crimes
http://www.sjso.org/
Direct link to Sheriff's Office crime reporting page: http://sjso.org/reporting.aspx
Press Release: http://www.sjso.org/media/On%20Line%20Reporting.pdf
In an effort to both be convenient for our citizens and to help reduce costs to the Sheriff’s Office, St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar announced the implementation of “Online Reporting” for select incidents. “The challenge of this endeavor,” Shoar said, “is to maximize efficiencies and effectiveness, and at the same time, not sacrifice public safety or the quality of life our community deserves.”
Sheriff Shoar directed his management team to discover options that will allow for more discretionary patrol time and to give additional flexibility in how deputies are deployed. One of those options was Online Reporting, which allows citizens to file and receive a copy of a report without leaving their home. The types of reports that can be generated online are limited to low level crimes where no evidence or suspect information exists, thus saving thousands of tax dollars each year.
At the present time you will be able to file online reports for lost property, vandalism, thefts of not more than $300, identity theft, vehicle burglaries and harassing phone calls. With over 3,100 reports of these types of calls over the past year we could anticipate a significant savings if some of these cases were reported online, according to Shoar. It is important to note that all online reports will be reviewed and approved by a law enforcement supervisor.
Sheriff Shoar stressed that online reporting is simply an option our citizens may utilize to assist them in documenting a crime and is NOT mandatory. He added, “As always our deputies will continue to respond and meet with any citizen for any reason when they are requested.”
If you would like to learn more about online reporting, please visit the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office website at www.sjso.org, and click on the logo for online reporting.
Direct link to Sheriff's Office crime reporting page: http://sjso.org/reporting.aspx
Press Release: http://www.sjso.org/media/On%20Line%20Reporting.pdf
In an effort to both be convenient for our citizens and to help reduce costs to the Sheriff’s Office, St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar announced the implementation of “Online Reporting” for select incidents. “The challenge of this endeavor,” Shoar said, “is to maximize efficiencies and effectiveness, and at the same time, not sacrifice public safety or the quality of life our community deserves.”
Sheriff Shoar directed his management team to discover options that will allow for more discretionary patrol time and to give additional flexibility in how deputies are deployed. One of those options was Online Reporting, which allows citizens to file and receive a copy of a report without leaving their home. The types of reports that can be generated online are limited to low level crimes where no evidence or suspect information exists, thus saving thousands of tax dollars each year.
At the present time you will be able to file online reports for lost property, vandalism, thefts of not more than $300, identity theft, vehicle burglaries and harassing phone calls. With over 3,100 reports of these types of calls over the past year we could anticipate a significant savings if some of these cases were reported online, according to Shoar. It is important to note that all online reports will be reviewed and approved by a law enforcement supervisor.
Sheriff Shoar stressed that online reporting is simply an option our citizens may utilize to assist them in documenting a crime and is NOT mandatory. He added, “As always our deputies will continue to respond and meet with any citizen for any reason when they are requested.”
If you would like to learn more about online reporting, please visit the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office website at www.sjso.org, and click on the logo for online reporting.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Another burn ban has been enacted in St. Johns County
As of 6-1-2011
To read the press release:
http://www.sjso.org/media/emergency%20order.pdf
It's a second degree misdemeanor for violations.
To read the press release:
http://www.sjso.org/media/emergency%20order.pdf
It's a second degree misdemeanor for violations.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
February 2011 Newsletter
WOW! I can’t believe how the time is flying. 2011 already! When I was much younger, I thought by this time we’d all be getting back and forth to work like the Jestsons did!! (I hope most of you remember watching the Jetsons’ cartoons.) Think about it…..a lot of space programs we watched as children are a reality today!
A new year is the time to think about ways to enrich our lives. Think of ways you can reduce your stress.
- Turn off the television
- Take time to read. Whether you’re reading for pleasure or to learn something, it’s a peaceful time. (I highly recommend the Bible. It has everything; love, sex, murder, adultery, war and redemption.)
- Be thankful for what you have. It can always get worse.
- If you have children, spend more quality time with them. They grow too fast.
- If you’re fortunate enough to still have your parents, spend more time with them. They can be a wealth of information.
- “Stay in your own lane.” (Quoted by Paula Dean). What does that mean? Not every problem has to become your problem. Learn which ones should involve you and which ones should not. I’m sure we all thought life would get easier as we floated into retirement age. I know I did. Well, I’m learning to become a better driver and “stay in my own lane”.
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
- March 8, 2011 - 7:30 p.m.
- June 14, 2011 - 7:30 p.m.
- September 13, 2011 – 6:30 p.m.
– Covered Dish Meeting and Nomination of Board Members for 2012. - November 8 – 7:30 p.m.
– Vote for Board Members for 2012 - Volunteers Appreciation Dinner - TBA
- December, 2011 – Christmas Party - TBA (Gisela already has the meat dish picked out!!)
IMPORTANT NUMBERS TO KEEP HANDY
Non-emergency Sheriff’s Dept. 904-824-8304
Non-emergency Fire Dept. 904-829-2226
Florida Highway Patrol 904-825-5080
St. Augustine Beach Police Dept 904-471-3600
FP & L 800-226-3545
Hurricane Evacuation (assistance) 904-824-5550
Roads and Bridges 904-209-0246
School Information 904-547-7500
Solid Waste Dept. (appliances, large furniture, etc) 904-827-6980
St. Johns Public Library 904-827-6900
St. Johns County Utility Dept (Water & Sewer) 904-209-2700
Sunshine Bus Co. 904-209-3716
Recycling Dept. 904-827-1005
St. John’s County Wildlife Control 888-404-3922
One of the most important numbers is the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Dept. Keep it handy. If you see suspicious activity you must call the police. Not a board member after the fact. It’s good to make someone on the board aware of any illegal situation and the fact that the police were notified.
Remember…..each street is its own “neighborhood watch program”.
OPEN HOUSE CHARITY EVENT FOR HORSE RESCUE FARM
JUST HORSING AROUND
Charity Horse Farm Open to the Public
Saturday, February 5, 2010
11:00am-3:00pm
Awaiting Justice Equine Welfare
Diamonds in the Rough Farm
4411 Rues Landing Road (off SR 16 West)
St. Augustine, FL 32092
904-347-6542 – Diane Walsh
904-315-3172
$20 per car donation
This is an opportunity to see Serafina, also known as “Awaiting Justice”, who is the great- granddaughter of Triple Crown Winner Secretariat.
FREE CLEANING SERVICE FOR CHEMO PATIENTS
Cleaning for a Reason (www.cleaningforareason.org) is an organization that will provide free cleaning (once per month for 4 months), for anyone who is currently receiving Chemotherapy treatment. This organization “Cleaning for a Reason” serves the entire USA and currently has 547 partners nationwide to participate in this program. All you need to do is go online to sign up and have your doctor fax a note confirming your treatment.
DUES LETTER
By now you should have (or will shortly) receive the 2011 dues letter. I hope you took the time to read the letter from the board members. Please pay your dues ASAP! Kudos to the people who have already paid their dues without being reminded!!
The TBPOA Board is open to suggestions as to ways to improve Treasure Beach. Please e-mail me at rpm2121@bellsouth.net.
ARTICLES IN THE FIRST COAST JOURNAL
It is my understanding that anyone can put an article in the First Coast Communities Journal.
There are only two articles that are sanctioned by the TBPOA Board. The ones written by me and by Sharon McIlhenney. Any other articles are submitted by individuals expressing their own personal opinions. They are neither approved by or are the express opinions of the TBPOA Board.
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
Last, but not least. Around the end of every month, the First Coast Communities Journal is delivered to you (free of charge) in an orange plastic bag. I think some people think this is an advertisement so they toss it without even looking at it. It has information in it regarding Treasure Beach…..please read it. It is not an advertisement.
Sincerely,
Paula Murphy, President
Treasure Beach Property Owners Assn.
Friday, December 31, 2010
BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR ST. JOHNS COUNTY
A burn ban has been enacted in St. Johns County, effective December 29, 2010. The burn ban pertains to residential outdoor burning such as leaves, yard debris, fireworks of any kind (including sparklers), campfires, flares or other outdoor burning devices.
EMERGENCY ORDER
MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
RESOLUTION
An Emergency Order was signed by the County Commissioners on December 29th it is a Burn Ban for the next 7 days.
The ban prohibits the use of:
Deputies will be using discretion when dealing with these matters but any one found guilty of violating this order could be charged with a 2nd degree misdemeanor.
The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is wishing everyone a safe and Happy New Year.
Corporal Diana Bryant
St Johns County Sheriff's Office
Crime Prevention
Office: (904) 810-6694
dibryant@sjso.org
EMERGENCY ORDER
MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
RESOLUTION
An Emergency Order was signed by the County Commissioners on December 29th it is a Burn Ban for the next 7 days.
The ban prohibits the use of:
- fireworks including sparklers
- trick noise makers
- flares and the use of outdoor burning devices
- camp fires or outdoor cooking fires except those campfires located within a metal fire ring located within a state park or licensed campground or cooking fires located with in a barbecue grill, hibachi or other similar device specifically intended for cooking
- any other open outdoor burning such as lawn, debris or trash burning
Deputies will be using discretion when dealing with these matters but any one found guilty of violating this order could be charged with a 2nd degree misdemeanor.
The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is wishing everyone a safe and Happy New Year.
Corporal Diana Bryant
St Johns County Sheriff's Office
Crime Prevention
Office: (904) 810-6694
dibryant@sjso.org
BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR ST. JOHNS COUNTY
A burn ban has been enacted in St. Johns County, effective December 29, 2010. The burn ban pertains to residential outdoor burning such as leaves, yard debris, fireworks of any kind (including sparklers), campfires, flares or other outdoor burning devices.
EMERGENCY ORDER
MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
RESOLUTION
An Emergency Order was signed by the County Commissioners on December 29th it is a Burn Ban for the next 7 days.
The ban prohibits the use of:
Deputies will be using discretion when dealing with these matters but any one found guilty of violating this order could be charged with a 2nd degree misdemeanor.
The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is wishing everyone a safe and Happy New Year.
Corporal Diana Bryant
St Johns County Sheriff's Office
Crime Prevention
Office: (904) 810-6694
dibryant@sjso.org
EMERGENCY ORDER
MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
RESOLUTION
An Emergency Order was signed by the County Commissioners on December 29th it is a Burn Ban for the next 7 days.
The ban prohibits the use of:
- fireworks including sparklers
- trick noise makers
- flares and the use of outdoor burning devices
- camp fires or outdoor cooking fires except those campfires located within a metal fire ring located within a state park or licensed campground or cooking fires located with in a barbecue grill, hibachi or other similar device specifically intended for cooking
- any other open outdoor burning such as lawn, debris or trash burning
Deputies will be using discretion when dealing with these matters but any one found guilty of violating this order could be charged with a 2nd degree misdemeanor.
The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is wishing everyone a safe and Happy New Year.
Corporal Diana Bryant
St Johns County Sheriff's Office
Crime Prevention
Office: (904) 810-6694
dibryant@sjso.org
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
One day a week watering starts Nov. 7
Read Article on the St. Johns River Water Management Blog
Originally posted Wednesday, November 3, 2010
With the upcoming change on Sunday to Eastern Standard Time comes a change in the days allowed for lawn and landscape irrigation. Between Sunday (Nov. 7) and March 13, 2011, irrigation throughout the region within the St. Johns River Water Management District is limited to no more than one day a week.
Irrigation has been allowed no more than two days a week since 2006. The move to one day a week is part of increased efforts to conserve our water resources and coincides with the reduced need for irrigation during the cooler months that are typically associated with Eastern Standard Time.
Beginning Nov. 7, if your address ends in an odd number, you can water on Saturdays, and if your address ends in an even number, you can water on Sundays. Nonresidential irrigation can occur on Tuesdays. Watering can only occur before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Some exceptions apply to the rules, and all of the details are on our watering restrictions web page.
Being able to water on a certain day doesn’t mean you have to water. Being aware of rainfall and the reduced water needs of your lawn in the coming months can sometimes eliminate the need for watering much or at all.
So, why are weekend days designated for watering when that’s when many people want to work in their yards? Not everyone has an automatic in-ground irrigation system, and those who use hoses with sprinklers need some weekend time for irrigation. If you want to work in your yard on Saturday morning and your yard is showing signs of needing water and your watering day is Saturday, you may want to water Saturday evening after you complete your yard work.
Why do we limit irrigation? It’s estimated that about half of residential water use goes toward irrigation, and, in many cases, it’s used inefficiently. Freshwater is a finite resource in Florida, and increased conservation will delay the need to implement some expensive alternative water supplies in the future.
Want to learn more? Read the FAQ
Originally posted Wednesday, November 3, 2010
With the upcoming change on Sunday to Eastern Standard Time comes a change in the days allowed for lawn and landscape irrigation. Between Sunday (Nov. 7) and March 13, 2011, irrigation throughout the region within the St. Johns River Water Management District is limited to no more than one day a week.
Irrigation has been allowed no more than two days a week since 2006. The move to one day a week is part of increased efforts to conserve our water resources and coincides with the reduced need for irrigation during the cooler months that are typically associated with Eastern Standard Time.
Beginning Nov. 7, if your address ends in an odd number, you can water on Saturdays, and if your address ends in an even number, you can water on Sundays. Nonresidential irrigation can occur on Tuesdays. Watering can only occur before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Some exceptions apply to the rules, and all of the details are on our watering restrictions web page.
Being able to water on a certain day doesn’t mean you have to water. Being aware of rainfall and the reduced water needs of your lawn in the coming months can sometimes eliminate the need for watering much or at all.
So, why are weekend days designated for watering when that’s when many people want to work in their yards? Not everyone has an automatic in-ground irrigation system, and those who use hoses with sprinklers need some weekend time for irrigation. If you want to work in your yard on Saturday morning and your yard is showing signs of needing water and your watering day is Saturday, you may want to water Saturday evening after you complete your yard work.
Why do we limit irrigation? It’s estimated that about half of residential water use goes toward irrigation, and, in many cases, it’s used inefficiently. Freshwater is a finite resource in Florida, and increased conservation will delay the need to implement some expensive alternative water supplies in the future.
Want to learn more? Read the FAQ
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