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The City of Apalachicola will host a workshop on Tuesday, April 8 at 5 pm to review updates to its 2017 Vulnerability Analysis (VA). The workshop will cover the updated findings from storm surge models. Based on and will identify vulnerable critical assets in the City and prioritizing areas and assets for protection from potential future storm events. The draft report is available to review online…
On March, 28th 2025 from 11:30 am-1:30 pm the City of Apalachicola will be conducting a Q & A on the Fair Housing Act at the Holy Family senior center in Apalachicola. All are welcome to attend.
Due to a delay in sending out the water bills this month, bills will be due on March 20th, and the 10% penalty will be waived.
View the announcement from the Parks and Recreation Committee.
Click here to view the invitation to bid – Lawn Maintenance at City Cemeteries.
Click here for notice regarding potential Sulphur smell in water.
You are now able to process your utility bill payments online! Please visit the link below to register your account. Log In – Customer Web Portal
Learn more about this position on our Human Resources page.
On February 18th, 2025 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm the City of Apalachicola will be conducting a Q & A on the Fair Housing Act at the Margret Key Library in Apalachicola. All are welcome to attend – click here for more information.
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!