Emergency Resources
The First Coast Relief Fund was grateful to distribute nearly $5.4 million in COVID-19 relief funds directly to 112 nonprofits, enabling them to best support the community during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis. While the Relief Fund’s grant cycles are currently closed, we understand there are many people still very much in need of everyday assistance. Below is a collection of community resources where you can find help.
Mobile App and Social Media Information (COJ)
- Facebook City of Jacksonville
- Youtube – City of Jacksonville
- LinkedIn – City of Jacksonville
- Instagram – City of Jacksonville (@CityOfJax)
- Twitter – City of Jacksonville (@CityOfJax)
Mayor Lenny Curry: @LennyCurry on Twitter
JaxReady: @JaxReady on Twitter
United Way’s FREE 211 Helpline
211 is the easy to remember, three-digit telephone number that connects Northeast Florida callers to health, social and human services and more than 4,000 community programs. This community help resource is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and provides information to callers in Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, Baker, Putnam, Columbia, Suwannee and Hamilton counties. 211 staff will be equipped with shelter information and more, as information is available. To contact a 211 call center specialist, dial 2-1-1 or 904-632-0600 from any landline or cell phone.
Emergency Operations Centers
DUVAL
Emergency Preparedness and Response | Florida Department of Health in Duval (floridahealth.gov)
Phone: 904-253-1270
NASSAU
Nassau County (Florida) Emergency Management (onenassau.com)
Phone: 904-548-0900
BAKER
Emergency Management – Baker County Sheriff’s Office (bakerso.com)
Phone: 904-259-6111
CLAY
Emergency Management | Clay County, FL (claycountygov.com)
Phone: 877-252-9362
ST. JOHNS
St. Johns County Department of Emergency Management (sjcemergencymanagement.com)
Phone: 904-824-5550