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The following have qualified for the 2025 Election to be held September 2, 2025: Seat 3: Felipe CaquimboTrae RossDonna KnutsonDennis Green Seat 4: Donna Duncan – IncumbentThomas Saunders
Please see the message below from the Director and Lead Toxicologist from the Florida Department of Health: Apalachicola residents are advised that tap water is safe to use after being boiled for the purposes of drinking, handwashing prior to meal preparation, cooking, preparing baby formula, making ice, brushing teeth, or washing dishes. Boiling water reduces hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and it is not possible to create hydrogen…
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The City of Apalachicola will continue to offer potable water, laundry and shower facilities, and ice until further notice. The Declaration of Local State Emergency is in effect until Friday, June 27th, 2025 at 6:15pm. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all community agencies, organizations, and businesses that have assisted in our time of need. Potable Water Services:Water tanker services will continue to operate at the…
On behalf of the City of Apalachicola, we extend our sincere thanks to the Franklin County Board of County Commissioner for extending the Local State of Emergency. Your support has been invaluable to our ongoing recovery efforts. Water Services:Water tank services will continue to operate at the following locations: New Support Services Beginning Thursday, June 19 at 5pm – Monday, June 23 at 10 pm:A shower…
If residents have health-related questions or concerns, they can contact the Florida Department of Health’s Public Health Toxicology Section at 877-798-2772 (toll-free).
*PICKUP WILL BE AT THE APALACHICOLA FIRE STATION, LOCATED AT 90 10TH STREET, AND WILL BE FROM 8:30 AM TO 12 PM ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14TH. -PROOF OF APALACHCOLA RESIDENCY WILL BE REQUIRED I.E. DRIVERS LIC. OR WATER BILL.
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