Duval County Clerk of the Circuit Courts

Clerk Achievements

In his first term as Clerk of Courts, Ronnie brought his business acumen to the office. He, along with his great team,

Streamlined the process of mailing jury summons resulting in a cost savings of over 30%
Led one of the State's most successful efforts during a statewide amnesty program, "Operation Green Light" resulting in $513,000 collected and distributed to state and local trust funds, as well as 2,298 cases paid in full, 355 driver's licenses reinstated and 633 made eligible.
Added passport services in late 2015 at both the Courthouse and the Beaches Branch Office netting an additional $90,000 of revenue and projected to increase to $115,000 net income annually.
Every budget submitted since taking office in 2013 has not required a City of Jacksonville General Fund contribution for county functions.
Secured free juror parking in the garage across the street from the Courthouse so jurors no longer have to wait to be shuttled from Everbank Field and back again.
Put a Disaster Recovery plan in place including offsite backups that will allow the office to function in the event of an emergency.
Reduced backlog of tax deed sales. By August of 2016, the office will be selling properties from the current calendar year for the first time in 20+ years.
Installed a 94 station queuing system giving customers quicker access to the services, and providing departmental supervisors the tools to adjust their work force to meet the office needs.
Implemented an electronic Time and Attendance System eliminating a minimum of approximately 25,000 pieces of paper annually.
Partnered with multiple non-profit organizations to support and enrich the community around the office through the following events: Back to School Supply Drive for the Sulzbacher Center, Operation Diaper Drive for Hubbard House, quarterly Blood Drives with One Blood, and Neighbor 2 Neighbor Supply Drive with the food being taken to the Clara White Mission and the Nourishment Network; clothing taken to the City Rescue Mission and Trinity Rescue Mission; hygiene products were given to the Salvation Army; and the toys were donated to MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation