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A long-awaited report on options for dealing with the state-owned utility is out.
February 19 -
The failed attempt to sell Florida’s largest municipal utility and its contract to buy nuclear-generated electricity from a Georgia plant will be examined.
February 12 -
The board of the Jacksonville-owned utility fired its former manager for cause, then resigned en masse; an interim manager is at the helm.
January 30 -
A grand jury is probing the Jacksonville-owned utility as well as a community-based group and a special City Council investigative committee.
January 23 -
Gov. Henry McMaster wants to sell the state-owned utility after its nuclear project debacle; a report to lawmakers on bids for Santee Cooper has been delayed.
January 22 -
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that the initiative was misleading, violated state law, and shouldn’t be placed on November’s ballot.
January 16 -
The state prosecutor for the Jacksonville area said the probe into the city-owned utility has been turned over to the federal justice system.
January 14 -
JEA terminated former managing director Aaron Zahn without cause; the city attorney’s office is investigating if Zahn should be fired for cause.
January 6 -
The Jacksonville, Florida-owned utility’s managing director and chief financial officer were both fired amid turmoil over a privatization process, which was canceled.
January 2 -
Public backlash and procedural missteps led the Jacksonville, Florida municipal utility’s board to end negotiations with potential bidders.
December 24