JEA Board of Directors takes up proposed fee hikesJEA is proposing some hefty fee increases that if approved, will add thousands of dollars to the cost of a new home.
JEA hires chief external affairs officer to round out leadership teamJEA has hired a chief external affairs officer to round out the city-owned utility’s senior leadership team.
Post-Elsa smoke test found no ‘major’ problem in Murray Hill sewerA week after rainfall from Tropical Storm Elsa overwhelmed a Murray Hill sewer system, sending 1,000 gallons of sewage spilling into the streets, JEA showed News4Jax how ...
I-TEAM: Murray Hill residents upset over JEA’s handling of sewage overflowBesides leaving a trail of storm damage in its wake, Tropical Storm Elsa caused a big stink among Murray Hill residents.
JEA CEO urges patience if your power goes out: ‘We will respond’JEA CEO Jay Stowe told The Morning Show on Wednesday that all reported outages will be addressed, but there’s an order to how JEA restores services, so customers might ne...
JEA & other utilities prepared to restore power in the event of Elsa-related outagesJEA, Florida Power & Light and other utilities are ready to restore power in the event that Elsa leaves people in the dark.
How JEA prepares year-round for hurricane seasonJEA is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Elsa’s path and is prepared if it impacts Northeast Florida.
Despite Elsa’s uncertain path, Jacksonville not taking any chancesWith Hurricane Elsa churning through the Caribbean on an apparent collision course with Florida early next week, the city of Jacksonville isn’t taking any chances.
JEA aims to head off storm damage by trimming treesJEA crews are taking action to prevent power outages during hurricane season.
Georgia monitors predict more Vogtle nuclear delaysAlready years behind schedule, Georgia Power Co.’s nuclear expansion of Plant Vogtle is even further behind than the company recently acknowledged, independent state moni...
Georgia nuclear plant now delayed until 2022 as costs mountGeorgia Power Co. said Tuesday that delays in completing testing means the first new unit at its Vogtle plant is now unlikely to start generating electricity before Janua...
JEA facing federal employment discrimination lawsuitJEA is being sued by five Black employees who are alleging employment discrimination.
Federal grand jury hears more testimony in probe of JEA A federal grand jury on Thursday heard more testimony in the investigation of the attempted sale of JEA that could have led to millions of dollars in bonuses for top mana...
Federal grand jury hears testimony from former JEA officialsA federal grand jury heard testimony Thursday from former JEA officials during the investigation into the attempted sale of the utility that could have landed management ...
Former JEA CEO sends letter to city leaders disputing findings of investigationAttorneys for former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn have sent a letter to city leaders... disputing some of the findings of the investigative report that came out in January.
Report: Federal grand jury subpoenas witnesses in probe of JEAA federal grand jury will begin hearing from witnesses in the investigation of JEA’s efforts to sell the city-owned utility to a private entity, according to a report by ...
JEA CEO announces new leadership teamThe new managing director and CEO of the JEA on Wednesday announced a new organizational structure and who will fill the top jobs after a shakeup last year after a failed...
Councilman says money saved by forgoing JEA sale offsets investigation costSome current and former Jacksonville City Council members say the lengthy report released Monday on the failed JEA sale reads like a novel. In reality, it’s more like a h...
City Council investigation finds effort to sell JEA ‘ran afoul through Aaron Zahn’s greed’The final report by a special Jacksonville City Council committee formed to investigate a botched attempt to sell the JEA in 2019 that was released Monday calls the plan ...
JEA to spend $1.6 billion to keep up with water demands of growing populationAs the population in Jacksonville continues to grow, it’s going to cost JEA more than $1 billion to make sure that water gets to all homes in the area.
New CEO of JEA believes restoring trust is a necessity on internal, external levelsJay Stowe officially begins the job as managing director and CEO of the troubled utility
