County Service Directory

St. Johns County Utility Department is working to convert your neighborhood to a reclaimed water system.

This program is responsible for engineering design reviews and construction inspection of all proposed developments/subdivisions and county utility expansion projects and is the principal contact for developers, consulting engineering firms and contractors regarding water and wastewater utilities. The program also develops and manages all utility department capital improvement programs and reviews and processes FDEP and FDOT permit applications.

St. Johns County Utility Department (SJCUD) Development Group is responsible for overseeing the planning, design, and construction of new water, sewer and reclaimed infrastructure within the County’s Utility Service Area. All utility work must be approved by SJCUD prior to commencement of construction. Listed below are the manual, materials, details, and forms used by the Development group.

A vital service the St. Johns County Utility Department provides is locating utility lines. This is done by SJCUD employees going out and surveying areas and marking where the lines are with spray paint and flags. Currently, 2,500 to 3,000 locate services are completed each month to help protect infrastructure under the ground.

Effective March 5, 2019, the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners passed Ordinance #19-13, requiring the registration of vacant and abandoned properties within the County. This vacant property registry will provide our municipal government with contact information relative to the parties responsible for abandoned, foreclosed, and vacant properties. The associated vacancy registration fees required by this ordinance will also help offset the cost incurred by our governmental departments to monitor and address these vacant properties. Ultimately, utilizing this vacant property registry will significantly aid in encouraging the repair and rehabilitation of vacant and abandoned properties, thus contributing to the stabilization of surrounding property values and the public safety of our communities. 

Viva Vilano! Vilano Beach Main Street, Inc. announces its newest video release highlighting the style, personality, and history of St. Johns County’s Vilano Beach. The Vilano Beach Town Center is a walkable half mile area between two waterfronts with a unique sense of place. It is located two miles over the Intracoastal Waterway from St. Augustine, the oldest city in America founded in 1565; and became a Florida Main Street Community in 2003. Visit the Vilano Beach Town Center website to learn more about this unique waterfront destination.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with St. Johns County! We depend on volunteers to help us provide residents and visitors with the best services possible. Volunteers directly impact the high quality of life we all enjoy here in St. Johns County.

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Water and sewer service forms, applications, rates, and bill payment options.

Follow these water saving tips from the St. John County Utility Department and start conserving water both indoors and outdoors today!

Water Quality Reports are available to the public each July for the prior year.

Many pets find their way to the Pet Center and our goal is to make them as comfortable and stress free as possible while we help them find their forever homes. To reach this goal, we ask that you help us help them.

There are many ways in which you, your organization, or your company, can help children and families during their time of need.

There are many misconceptions about what exactly a Medical Examiner’s Office is responsible for. We are guided in our responsibilities by Florida Statute 406, as well as Administrative Code 11-G as established by the Florida Medical Examiner Commission.

Who Do I Call? List of resources for complaints and service requests.

New Residential Curbside Collection Provider
Started August 1, 2024

Youth Basketball is back!