Orange Park Police and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office stepped up patrols at Get Air Trampoline Park on Friday after online rumors described an unauthorized “takeover” event at the facility. Leo Davis, general manager at Get Air, said staff and law enforcement coordinated extra safety measures to keep families safe.

With spring break starting next week, students in Clay County have one more day of classes before the holiday, and the Orange Park Police Department says it is working to head off rumors of an unauthorized event planned for Friday night that could draw large numbers of unsupervised juveniles.

According to data provided by the Orange Park Police Department to the Orange Park Town Council, the town made more than $1.1 million from citations caught by red-light cameras over the last year.

The Orange Park Police Department is investigating an incident that left at least one person seriously injured on Tuesday.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office, along with local law enforcement agencies, will hold the 2025 Police Memorial Service to honor officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the community.

The Orange Park Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 16-year-old Tayshawn Dennis, who was reported missing on the morning of May 2, 2025.

The Town of Orange Park is working to determine how its police force should handle immigration. Currently, the Orange Park Police Department doesn’t have any officers with the certification to hold people with federal immigration warrants. The town council is hoping to amend that by working with the federal government.

Chief Randy Case, who was sworn in as Orange Park Police Chief this past May following the retirement of long-serving chief, Gary Goble, shared his goals and visions as a town leader with News4JAX.

An 18-year-old victim involved in a shooting at the Orange Park Athletic Association has died after being hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, the Orange Park Police Department said.

The Orange Park Police Department said one person was hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday at the Orange Park Athletic Association on Fromhart Street.

The fire department arrived and is working to resolve the issue.

Join the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, the Clay County School Board Police, Green Cove Springs Police Department, Orange Park Police Department, Clay County Emergency Management, Clay County Fire Rescue and Operation Barnabas for a chili cook off! Proceeds raised will go towards a local Clay County kid, Shane, who is currently fighting cancer. See you December 18 at 2pm at Whiteys Fish Camp.

One person was killed and another was wounded Saturday in a double shooting at a Chevron gas station on Park Avenue.

A suspect was arrested in connection with the stabbing Wednesday of a young girl at an apartment complex in Orange Park, police said Thursday.

Reported threats made toward schools in Northeast Florida have captured the attention of parents and law enforcement -- and police want students to know, the threats can come with serious consequences.

Man arrested in a hotel after allegedly robbing a gas station.

Orange Park police have identified a suspect in the theft of a trailer loaded with Lynyrd Skynyrd memorabilia that was meant to be auctioned off for charity.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. – The 13-year-old girl from Clay County who went missing last month has been found safe, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Thursday. The Florida Missing Child Alert for ALEYSHA HICKS has been cancelled. The child is safe. If you would like further information, please call the Orange Park Police Department at 904-264-5555. — FDLE (@fdlepio) January 21, 2021Police said the Aleysha Hicks has run away 14 times since November.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. – The Orange Park Police Department is searching for a missing 13-year-old. Aleysha Hicks was last seen the evening of 12/23/2020 in the area of Corduroy Court in Orange Park. If you have any information, please call 904-264-5555.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. – Clay County deputies and a SWAT team spent several hours early Friday morning in an Eagle Landing neighborhood after the Orange Park Police Department received a call about a violent incident in a home and hostages may inside. According to the 911 call, the caller said he had a bomb strapped to his chest and demanded money. “I want $30,000, otherwise I’m going to blow up the hostages and the entire building with by bombs. “It appears at this time the call concerning this incident was a prank,” deputies said in a release Friday afternoon. The SWAT team and their equipment packed up and left.