Government in the Sunshine

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners is dedicated to building and maintaining public trust by keeping government open and accessible to the citizens it serves.

This page is intended to serve as a resource to those seeking to become more familiar with the organization, operation, and decision making processes of the Board of County Commissioners and its Departments.

 

Administrative Officials
  • Michael D. Wanchick, County Administrator
    500 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, Florida 32084
    P: (904) 209-0530, E: mwanchick@sjcfl.us
  • Joy Andrews, Assistant Administrator of Community Services
    P: (904) 209-0562, E: jqandrews@sjcfl.us
  • Darrell Locklear, Assistant Administrator of Operational Services
    P: (904) 209-0530, E: dlocklear@sjcfl.us
Agendas & Minutes
Boards & Committees
Budget / Financial Information
Doing Business with County
Elected Officials

For additional information about Federal, State, County, Special Districts, Municipal Service Districts, Community Development Districts, please visit the Supervisor of Elections website.

Ethics Workshop

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners attended an ethics workshop on November 20, 2012. Topics included county government form and function, voting conflict rules, sunshine law and public records, and quasi-judicial proceedings. For a complete overview of topics, please view the ethics workshop presentation.  

Fees
Lobbying
Meetings

For schedules, please see the Calendars.

Watch live and rebroadcast meetings on Comcast GTV stations and online. GTV also provides DVD duplications of televised meetings of the Board of County Commissioners, Planning and Zoning Agency, and Tourist Development Council, as well as other programming.

Neighborhood Bill of Rights

The Neighborhood Bill of Rights is an ordinance which gives neighborhood and homeowner associations increased notification, the ability to acquire more information, and the right to increase participation in matters of concern to their communities.

Organizational Structure
Performance Measures Report
Permits and Zoning
Public Records
  • Clerk of Court
    The mission of the St. Johns County Clerk of Courts is to serve the public with honesty and integrity by keeping and protecting public records in accordance with Florida Laws, rules, and regulations. Search Official Records, view Minutes and Agendas.
  • Public Records Requests
    Government records may be seen and copied from a records custodian at the County Administration building, via specific County Departments responsible for their own records, from records custodians at Elected Officials Offices and at other levels of government such as state agencies, local, county and state authorities. Public records requests may be made by completing the Public Records Request Form or contacting us directly. For more information, please contact, Board of County Commissioners Records Management @ publicrecords@sjcfl.us, or by phone: (904) 209-0805.
Sales
Taxes
Related Resources

Sunshine Law

Public Records

Additional Resources