The July 4th holiday weekend is expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors to Duval County’s beaches over the three-day weekend and city officials are preparing for the post-pandemic tourism surge.

AAA predicts nearly 44 million Americans, including 2.4 million Floridians, will hit the roads this Fourth of July weekend.

News4Jax has compiled a list of where fireworks will be launched near you.

4th of July events are happening all over Northeast Florida along with other community outings.

News4Jax will teach you how to display the flag properly, dispose of the flag and fold the flag.

Did you miss the 2020 Jacksonville Fireworks Spectacular? No worries! Want to watch it again? We got you covered. Click the photo above to watch the entire fireworks show.

NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. The Nassau County Sheriffs Office took News4Jax along Saturday for a routine patrol thats part of Operation Dry Water, a year-round campaign that cracks down people who boat under the influence. Ken Clements, a detective with the Nassau County Sheriffs Office Marine Unit, noted that the Amelia River was busy for Independence Day. Nassau County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit personnel take part in Operation Dry Water during the Fourth of July holiday. According to the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators, 736 total agencies and 7,696 officers participated in Operation Dry Water in 2019. They are going to cut it up into whatever size they can handle and remove it, Clements said.

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