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CC WS Meting-African American History Museum Discussion will be held at the Former Apalachicola Library on January 22, at 6 pm. The agenda can be found on our Agendas & Minutes page.
Job Summary: The City of Apalachicola, Florida, is seeking a full-time City Manager. The City is a council-manager form of government, has a population of 2,400, an annual budget of approximately $4 million dollars, and 36 full-time employees. The City operates a police department, public works department, public library, building department, and code enforcement. The City also operates, as enterprise funds, a water department, a wastewater…
On January 25th, there will be a tree giveaway from 1 pm – 3 pm at the Margaret Key Library. Click here for more info!
A City Commission Vision/Strategic Planning Workshop will take place at 10 am on January 4th at the Franklin County Armory, located at 66 4th Street.
There is an opening on the Tree Committee for two Full-time Members and one Alternate Member! Please reach out to the City Clerk at scummings@cityofapalachicola.com, or (850)-653-9319, for a board member application.
CITY OF APALACHICOLA Notice – Sale of Surplus City Property The City of Apalachicola, Florida intends to sell City surplus tangible property to the general public. The City will be accepting sealed Bid Proposals for the purchase of the surplus property described as: Lot 6, Block 161, City of Apalachicola, according to the map or plat of said City, of record with the Clerk of Court,…
There is an opening on the Board of Adjustment for an alternate member position! Please reach out to the City Clerk at (850) 653-9319 for a board member application.
This project was made possible by the Florida Department of Transportation Small County Outreach Program! Please take caution if in the area and do not trespass into the construction site. Click here to see the repairs in action!
Click here for the early notice and public review of a proposed activity in a floodplain. Comments are due by September 6th, 2024.
Click here for the early notice and public review of a proposed activity in a floodplain. Comments are due by September 6th, 2024.