CR 210 widening completed before the 2026–27 school year
St. Johns County's CR 210 widening project reached a major completion milestone before the 2026–27 school year.
Updated September 1, 2026
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St. Johns County's CR 210 widening project reached a major completion milestone before the 2026–27 school year.
Silverleaf Market is moving ahead with additional outparcel buildings. Plans also include Fifth Third Bank and food tenants M Shack and Natural Greens, though opening dates have not been confirmed.
St. Johns County completed Courtney Vista Drive improvements in about nine months, ahead of the projected 12-month timeline, creating a more direct route between County Road 2209 and Silverleaf Parkway and supporting safe access to the newly opened Magnolia Oaks Academy.
SJCSD confirms Magnolia Oaks Academy will welcome 1,300 students on its first day, Aug. 10, 2026, serving kindergarten through seventh grade in its first year. The district opened the doors announcement (July 22, 2026) confirms the school is the first in the Silverleaf community.
St. Johns County's $191.8 million SR 207 Water Reclamation Facility is now operational, protecting water resources and expanding reclaimed water capacity.
Baptist Health opened its first-phase outpatient medical campus in SilverLeaf on June 23, 2026, adding hospital-grade outpatient care (imaging, labs, physician offices and an emergency center component) to the community.
The county utility is inventorying water service line materials under the EPA Community Lead-Safe Hub program. Customers may be contacted to allow an inspection of the pipe from the street to the home.
St. Johns County Emergency Management urges residents to prepare for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which began June 1. Highlights simple steps to protect lives and property.
St. Johns County School District announced St. Johns Compass, a new program launching August 2026 to expand access to high-quality public education for eligible students.
The Phase III Extreme Water Shortage remains in effect: outdoor irrigation is limited to one day per week and is prohibited 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Reclaimed-water irrigation is not included in the schedule.
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