2027 FIND Project Review and Prioritization
Summary
Jacksonville gets matching grants from the Florida Inland Navigation District for boat ramps, docks, and waterway projects. The subcommittee picked which projects to request funding for in 2027 — directly shaping what boaters and anglers get built next year.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
The recommended projects total millions in local and state matching dollars, including a $2 million FIND request for Sisters Creek and a $36 million construction figure for the Tanzler Marina.
Boaters, kayakers, and anglers across Jacksonville get improved ramps, docks, and shoreline access.
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Mentions & discussions (5)
Jacksonville Waterways Commission — October 21, 2026
Jacksonville gets matching grants from the Florida Inland Navigation District for boat ramps, docks, and waterway projects. The subcommittee picked which projects to request funding for in 2027 — directly shaping what boaters and anglers get built next year.
Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee — August 3, 2026
Councilman Boylan secured $750,000 in CBA funds to finally dredge Deep Bottom Creek, addressing a silt buildup problem years in the making. Once dredged, the newly created Deep Bottom Creek Special District will maintain the creek.
Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee — July 21, 2026
A representative presented an overview of an upcoming emergency bill to amend a submerged land lease for a marina near the Four Seasons project in time for football season.
Jacksonville Waterways Commission — June 10, 2026
Residents and commissioners discussed securing funding for a comprehensive watershed analysis to address sedimentation and shoaling issues in Hogpen Creek.
Jacksonville Waterways Commission — May 13, 2026
Parks department staff discussed public feedback and future plans to dredge the downtown St. Johns Marina boat ramp area to address sedimentation issues. Officials noted that while extending the ramp further has been requested by citizens, funding and traffic constraints remain challenges.
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