A Skyway monorail train pulls away from the station near the Jacksonville Transportation Authority headquarters in LaVilla. | Jacksonville Daily Record
Published on October 14, 2026 at 11:07 am
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The office of Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued a second subpoena to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, the office’s third overall in its inquiry into the authority’s spending.
Those actions came as JTA lays off staff and prepares to cut its services after identifying a $39 million budget shortfall for fiscal year 2027.
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The second subpoena requires the authority to produce records related to travel for executives, including interim CEO Cleveland Ferguson and former CEO Nat Ford; contracts between the authority and two companies; W-2 forms for Ferguson and his assistant, Angela Hamilton; JTA sponsorship agreements for entities and events across the city; and communication between city of Jacksonville and JTA leadership, including Mayor Donna Deegan, Chief Administrative Officer Mike Weinstein, Chief of Staff Darnell Smith, Ford, Ferguson and JTA board Chair Aundra Wallace.
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