Now, Orange Park Mall is taking the chance to remind residents of its code of conduct ahead of spring break travel. Their statement provided to Action News Jax on Sunday is attached in full below:
Violations of federal, state, or local law.Any activity that threatens the safety of our guests, retailers, or employees.Any activity that threatens the well-being of our property.Any activity that disrupts our enjoyable, family-friendly environment.Any activity inconsistent with the general purpose of our shopping center.Any activity that would disrupt normal business activity.
Failure to comply with this Code of Conduct or the lawful or reasonable requests by the center management or security personnel may result in your loss of the privilege to use the shopping center and/or criminal prosecution, where applicable.” “As we gear up to prepare for the Spring Breakers over the next few weeks, Orange Park Mall would like to take a moment to thank our partners at Clay County Sheriff’s Office for working closely with us to keep our guests, retail partners and staff safe.
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office also provided Action News Jax with a statement on Saturday reminding the public that if they see something to say something but to also stay safe and have fun this spring break.
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