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What people ask in their first month in St. Johns County: the answer, town by town, and the official page for each.

01Trash and recycling day

St. Augustine. Inside city limits, the City of St. Augustine's Solid Waste division picks up trash and recycling, not the county. Check with the city for your pickup days. Official page

Ponte Vedra. St. Johns County's Solid Waste Division collects garbage, recycling and yard debris at the curb each week through FCC Environmental Services. Set it out by 6:00a on your day; find your days in the Recycle Coach app or call 904-827-6980. Official page

02Water and city utilities

St. Augustine. The City of St. Augustine runs water and sewer inside the city. Open or close an account through the city's utility billing page. Official page

Ponte Vedra. St. Johns County Utility Department sells water and sewer service in the areas it serves. Call 904-209-2700 to check an address and start service; a deposit and a $30 new service charge apply. Some neighborhoods are served by another utility, so check your address. Official page

03Which school is yours

St. Augustine. Public schools are run by the St. Johns County School District. Enter your address in the district's Attendance Zone Locator to see your zoned schools; zones shift as new schools open, including two new K-8 schools for 2026-2027. Official page

Ponte Vedra. Public schools are run by the St. Johns County School District. Enter your address in the district's Attendance Zone Locator to see your zoned schools; zones shift as new schools open, including two new K-8 schools for 2026-2027. Official page

04Register your car

St. Johns County Tax Collector (titles, tags and driver licenses). New Florida residents title and register their vehicles and get a Florida license through the St. Johns County Tax Collector's offices. Official page

05Register to vote

St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections. Register or update your address with the St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections, or online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov. Official page

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