President Barack Obama may visit the Jacksonville area on Saturday.

A Jacksonville Aviation Authority spokesman told the Times-Union the agency has been notified of the visit, but referred additional questions to the White House and Secret Service.

Reached Thursday evening, the White House would not confirm the visit or provide details about the president’s schedule for Saturday.

Earlier, Times-Union news partner First Coast News reported the visit, citing confirmation from the White House. Other media outlets also reported on the trip.

The visit would come just 13 days before he leaves office and would mark the president’s third trip to the area within the last year, his 10th since beginning his presidential run in 2007.

The president’s last visit to the city was Nov. 3 when he campaigned for Hillary Clinton at the University of North Florida while Donald Trump wooed voters across town at the Jacksonville Equestrian Center.

The president previously came to Jacksonville in February when he toured Saft, a high-tech battery manufacturing plant located on the city’s Westside.

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