Jacksonville officials and agencies said they are prepared to respond to the potential impacts of the winter weather storm forecast to impact North Florida and southern Georgia on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

As a cold front is expected to bring frigid temperatures to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, JEA has cold weather tips to help people save on their utility bills and protect their home’s infrastructure.

Friday is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day— a day to encourage people to reduce their energy consumption and save money on their electricity bills.

Turning up your thermostat can raise your electric bill. According to Florida Power & Light, heating uses two to three times more energy than cooling.

JEA lifted a boil water advisory at 6:40 a.m. Monday for Nocatee customers east of U.S. 1.

Jacksonville’s state attorney said there’s no evidence that members of the JEA violated Florida’s “Sunshine Law” with discussions surrounding the resignation and replacement of former CEO Jay Stowe.

A boil water advisory remains in effect for the Nocatee community after a water main break on Nocatee Parkway, just east of US-1, caused interruptions.

JEA said repairs were completed to a water main break in Nocatee that caused some St. Johns County residents to experience issues on Friday night.

The utility company’s clean energy efforts rely heavily on two primary sources: nuclear power and solar energy. JEA spokesperson Karen McAllister says all customers are already benefiting from these cleaner sources of electricity.

Hundreds of kids in Duval County are going to have a bike this Christmas as a part of Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.

JEA warned customers this week that pouring fats, oil or grease down the drain might seem convenient during holiday cooking, but doing that can lead to fatbergs.

The JEA board of directors will meet on Tuesday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the utility’s headquarters on North Pearl Street.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department responded to a fire on the Eastside on Saturday morning.

Nearly 3,000 JEA customers are without power in Downtown Jacksonville and parts of the Eastside on Saturday morning.

After the military, many veterans find work as civilians. Three JEA workers did exactly that by going from war zones to disasters closer to home.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has learned a JEA board member resigned last week after he faced the possibility of removal.

A federal judge has denied a request from former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn to remain free while he appeals his federal conviction on conspiracy and wire fraud charges.

Jacksonville’s JEA utility, previously under fire, now faces a new controversy. Board members allegedly violating Florida’s Sunshine Law.

The JEA Board of Directors held a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

JEA is eyeing a potential rate increase that could affect thousands of households in Northeast Florida.

The JEA Board of Directors will hold a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

Over 20 organizations gathered at JEA for the 10th Light it Forward awards breakfast. The groups help provide utility bill assistance, housing and other services.

Attorneys for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn are asking that he be allowed to remain free while his convictions on federal charges of conspiracy and wire fraud are appealed to a higher court.

Thirty-five JEA team members left Jacksonville Saturday morning to help neighboring communities in need following Hurricane Milton.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city officials are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon as the state prepares for the impact of Hurricane Milton.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city officials are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon as the state prepares for the impact of Hurricane Milton.

As we prepare to feel the impacts of Hurricane Milton, JEA customers should be sure to save this number.

As city leaders continue monitoring the potential impacts of Hurricane Milton, JEA is getting ready to respond in the event of power outages and disruptions in water service.

Attorneys for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn are asking that he be allowed to remain free while his convictions on federal charges of conspiracy and wire fraud are appealed to a higher court.

JEA said Sunday it is monitoring Hurricane Milton and urged customers to prepare for possible power and water outages later this week.

A water main break at Hood Landing Boulevard and Mandrake Woods Court led to a water outage for 96 customers on Wednesday night, according to JEA.

The mural, titled “Together in Greatness,” symbolizes the importance of unity and understanding in Jacksonville following the racially motivated shooting in New Town last year.

As of Monday, JEA customers who want to pay their bills using a debit or credit card will have to pay a service vendor fee.

JEA is still working to restore power to all customers in Duval County after Hurricane Helene.

JEA is still working to restore power to all customers in Duval County after Hurricane Helene.

The Duval County Emergency Operations Center is now partially activated, and the local state of emergency was lifted Saturday at 8 a.m. after Hurricane Helene.

A majority of homes and businesses in Atlantic Beach were still without power Friday afternoon after Hurricane Helene moved through the area bringing strong wing gusts that toppled trees.

See power outages around the state, county-by-county, with a look at how individual utilities have been impacted.

Northeast Florida started to feel the effects of powerful and wide Hurricane Helene on Thursday night as the Category 4 storm made its way closer to the Gulf Coast.

Hurricane Helene will not be a major rain event for Jacksonville but strong winds are expected to knock out power across the area.

Officials with JEA said the city-owned utility is closely monitoring the tropical disturbance in the Caribbean that is forecast to become Hurricane Helene later this week.

JEA is asking people not to remove manholes or cleanout caps as it stresses the collection system.

JEA customers who want to pay their bills using a debit or credit card will have to pay a service vendor fee starting next month, the city-owned utility announced to customers on Thursday.

In a meeting Tuesday, the JEA board approved a resolution that ultimately paves the way for the former campus to be sold.

In a JEA board meeting Tuesday, the former headquarters of JEA, a 19-story tower in downtown Jacksonville, was declared as surplus which allows it to be put on the market for sale.

In a JEA board meeting Tuesday, the old 19-story tower electric authority building was declared as surplus, which allows it to be put on the market for sale, according to the Jacksonville Business Journal (JBJ).

Two JEA line workers were hurt Tuesday in an incident that knocked out power to parts of the University of North Florida’s campus.

Some St. Johns County residents are frustrated with the lack of reclaimed water supply.

The estimated cost to raise the powerlines near the Jacksonville Port Authority (JaxPort) has more than doubled, according to a new analysis.

Homeowners were cleaning up and JEA crews were working to restore power a day after Tropical Storm Debby pounded the Jacksonville area with rain and wind.

Since early Monday, flooding began to be an issue for cars and trucks driving around San Marco amid Tropical Storm Debby.

The City of Jacksonville and agency partners will hold a news conference Monday at noon to provide updates on preparation and response efforts for Tropical Storm Debby.

Agencies in Jacksonville are preparing as Tropical Storm Debby approaches the Florida Big Bend.

Tropical storm watches are warnings were issued in many parts of Florida as Potential Tropical Cyclone 4 approaches the Gulf this weekend.

After former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn was sentenced to four years in federal prison for conspiracy and wire fraud on Tuesday, News4JAX wanted to know what life will be like for him when he begins his sentence.

The former JEA CEO convicted on conspiracy charges in a scheme for a proposed bonus plan that prosecutors said could have paid out millions of dollars to Aaron Zahn and other executives, had the city-owned utility been sold, will spend four years behind bars.

Zahn is set to learn his fate on Tuesday afternoon and could be sentenced to up to nine years in federal prison.

Zahn is set to learn his fate on Tuesday afternoon and could be sentenced to up to nine years in federal prison.

Painting a picture of a family man, involved in his community, attorneys for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn are asking a judge to not impose a multi-year prison sentence for his federal convictions of conspiracy and wire fraud, which they say has already taken an immense toll on Zahn and his family, with scrutiny and humiliation leading to a diagnosis of PTSD for the former utility head.

One week before former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn goes before a federal judge to learn his sentence for conspiracy and wire fraud, federal prosecutors are arguing that punishment should be one of “multi-year incarceration.”

JEA said it repaired a leaking water main 25 feet below San Jose Boulevard and it will soon restore the excavation site.

If you think you’re paying too much, you can give JEA a call to schedule a free assessment. They will diagnose the problem and if there isn’t one, they’ll recommend some lifestyle changes.

A week after a water main break forced the closure of four lanes of the heavily traveled San Jose Boulevard, JEA says the work will continue into the weekend pending conditions, a JEA spokesperson said Wednesday.

A week after a water main break forced the closure of four lanes of the heavily traveled San Jose Boulevard, JEA says the work is likely to continue through the week and into the weekend.

A week after a water main break forced the closure of four lanes of the heavily traveled San Jose Boulevard, JEA says the work is likely to continue through the week and into the weekend.

Despite recent rainfall, it says rainfall in June was below average for the fifth consecutive month. There are some simple things people can do to cut down on water usage and their bill.

As we continue to run our air conditioners nonstop while the temperatures soar, we have some new tricks to try to reduce your monthly electric bill.

Lanes on San Jose Boulevard closed Monday night after JEA crews worked to repair a water main break.

JEA will detour traffic on A. Philip Randolph Boulevard at the intersection of East Bay Street as the utility works to extend two, 20-inch chilled water mains.

As the heat continues to hit us this summer, JEA is working to extend two, 20-inch chilled water mains.

JEA did not wait until hurricane season started to have the supplies needed to respond to an emergency.

With “feels-like” temperatures hitting the triple digits across Northeast Florida, JEA shared tips for customers on conserving energy and managing costs.

With increasingly high temperatures and little significant rainfall these past several weeks, JEA said on Tuesday it continues to experience exceptionally high demand for its reclaimed water supply, so it strongly urges all drinking and reclaimed water customers to follow mandatory watering restrictions set forth by the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD).

The Spring heat wave and lack of rain have left many St. Johns County neighbors without much water for their lawns.

JEA trimmed trees ahead of hurricane season to reduce the risk of branches falling on powerlines and causing power outages.

Despite some questions about why and how a new temporary JEA CEO was selected, the JEA Board of Directors on Tuesday made it official and hired Vickie Cavey and Interim Managing Director and CEO at a salary of over half a million dollars a year.

Despite some questions about why and how a new temporary JEA CEO was selected, the JEA Board of Directors on Tuesday made it official and hired Vickie Cavey and Interim Managing Director and CEO at a salary of over half a million dollars a year.

The City of Jacksonville, LIFT JAX and JEA held a press conference Thursday morning to celebrate a partnership to bring energy-efficient repairs to Eastside homes.

JEA has finalized an agreement for developing three renewable energy solar facilities in Jacksonville.

Prosecutors filed a motion Thursday asking a judge to delay the sentencing trial for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn, who was found guilty in a federal fraud and conspiracy case that would have landed the former executive millions if the utility company was sold.

A large tree and power line that was knocked down due to severe weather in Northwest Jacksonville is causing issues for residents.

The City of Jacksonville announced it will keep the Legends Center open until 10 p.m. Saturday for those people who are still being affected by power outages caused by Friday’s storms.

Prosecutors filed a motion Thursday asking a judge to delay the sentencing trial for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn, who was found guilty in a federal fraud and conspiracy case that would have landed the former executive millions if the utility company was sold.

All this week, the new JEA interim CEO Vickie Cavey has been negotiating with the board about her new contract.

JEA wants to encourage more customers to go solar. The utility company has a new Solar Concierge Program designed to help customers interested in rooftop solar make an informed decision. Advisors can help answer questions about the potential effects on your electric bill, project costs and recommend verified, local contractors.

Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn was found guilty by a federal jury on Friday of attempting to defraud the city-owned utility.

The resignation of JEA CEO Jay Stowe was accepted Monday by the board, marking the official end of his tenure as the head of the city-owned utility after four years at the helm.

A day after the news broke that JEA CEO Jay Stowe is expected to step down from his position leading the city-owned utility — according to multiple sources — Stowe sent a short and cryptic email to the entire staff.

JEA CEO Jay Stowe is expected to step down from his position leading the city-owned utility, multiple sources told News4JAX.

In December, JEA held a holiday party at the Florida Theater for its employees. There was catered food, an open bar, magicians and the total cost was $72,000.

JEA, the publicly-owned utility, recently spent $72,000 on a lavish holiday party for its employees at the Florida Theater.

The Jacksonville City Council addressed a concern regarding some of JEA’s leadership who make important decisions about the operations but do not live in Jacksonville.

So, when you get your JEA Bill next month you might notice a difference but it may not be in a bad way — at least for now.

While a cyberattack in Jacksonville Beach may be surprising, what is also surprising is the number of attempts by hackers to break into JEA's electric and water supply. News4JAX has learned there have been close to 900,000 attempts in just one day to try and break into JEA computers.

Now that the JEA scandal has finally concluded with a federal trial leading to the conviction of the public utility’s former CEO Aaron Zahn, there’s one question that still lingers:

The Jacksonville Apartment complex at the center of a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into potential sewage washing up in tenants water supply has conducted water sampling of its own. It now says the water is safe.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan will join leaders from JEA for a news conference Wednesday morning to celebrate women in trade.

Former Chief Executive Officer of JEA, Aaron Zahn, found guilty of conspiracy and wire fraud on Friday and could spend 25 years in prison. His Chief Financial Officer, Ryan Wannemacher, was found not guilty. Those who were on hand when the proposed sale of JEA was beginning to play out, are starting to speak out.

Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn was found guilty by a federal jury on Friday of attempting to defraud the city-owned utility.

One of the two juries reached a verdict in the federal trial of former JEA executives accused of conspiracy and fraud.