New subpoena seeks JTA communications involving interim CEO Ferguson, former CEO Nat Ford, Mayor Deegan

The Florida Attorney General’s Office has issued a new subpoena to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority seeking records related to contracts, travel, sponsorships and communications involving JTA leaders, former JTA CEO Nat Ford and Mayor Donna Deegan.RELATED: JTA receives subpoena from Florida Attorney General on massages, murals, NAVI ridership, scholarships in criminal probeThe subpoena, dated Oct. 7, orders JTA Executive Director Cleveland Ferguson to provide records by Oct. 30. It seeks emails, texts and other electronic communications from October 2023 through December 2025, including exchanges among Ferguson, Ford and Deegan.The communications requests also cover conversations about JTA audits, the agency’s financial health, sponsorships and the termination of accounting and coding employees. Prosecutors requested communications involving other city and JTA officials on specified topics, as well as emails referencing WSP or contracts with WSP and Janet Walker-Ford.RELATED: