On Thursday night, more than 100 people showed up to Mayor Donna Deegan’s latest Community Conversation addressing concerns in District 10. The discussion ranged from youth violence to housing and lack of activities for the community.
The feeling of being neglected in the district is something that Action News Jax heard people talk about previously and it was brought up again.It’s something the mayor and councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman say is going to change and action will take place.
Concerns over infrastructure, housing, public safety, food deserts and neglect in the district were the major focus. With the liquor store potentially on its way out, residents brought up other concerns about a medical examiner’s office that might be built near the school as well.
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