Collaborate with experts, both professional and individual, and join in the opportunity to share your own experience while learning from others.
Register now at LeonCountyFL.gov/Summit
Knowing CPR could be the difference between life and death. Get trained during Leon County Press the Chest on Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center.
Register today at LeonCountyFL.gov/PressTheChest
m. at Pineview Elementary School, 2230 Lake Bradford Road.
This family-friendly event will include a healthy cooking demonstration and opportunities for residents to learn about the feeding programs and resources available in the community.
Register for this free event at LeonCountyFL.gov/WhatsCookin.
The American Red Cross can be contacted at 850-878-6080.
Additionally, citizens can contact 2-1-1 Big Bend for additional social services and disaster assistance. Those in need can simply dial 2-1-1 or call 850-617-6333.
m.-12 p.m. at 615 Paul Russell Road.
Hear from local experts as they share insights on:
📝 Homeowners insurance
🏠 Buying and maintaining a home
🏘️ Heir property
🌪️ Disaster preparedness
✔️ And more!
Register for this free event at LeonCountyFL.gov/HomeExpo
Leon County’s fertilizer ordinance is in place to protect local waterways from excess fertilizer run-off caused by heavy rain. Per County ordinance, save money and the environment by waiting until the weather is clearer to fertilize your lawn or garden.
Learn more about fertilizer best practices and the local fertilizer ordinance here: LeonCountyFL.gov/Fertilizer.
Leon County’s fertilizer ordinance is in place to protect local waterways from excess fertilizer run-off caused by heavy rain. Per County ordinance, save money and the environment by waiting until the weather is clearer to fertilize your lawn or garden.
Learn more about fertilizer best practices and the local fertilizer ordinance here: LeonCountyFL.gov/Fertilizer.
m. on Tuesday, March 26 to 4 p.m. on Friday, March 29, there will be a road closure of Tower Road at Railroad Crossing. The closure is for the repair of the railroad track.
Eastbound traffic will be detoured south onto Bombadil Drive then west onto Lumberjack Lane then south onto Tall Pine Drive then east onto Autumn Woods Way then east onto Village Way to Capital Circle NW.
Westbound traffic will be detoured south onto Capital Circle NW then west onto Village Way then north onto Autumn Woods Way then north onto Rustic Court then north onto Tall Pine Drive then east onto Lumberjack Lane then north onto Bombadil Drive to Tower Road.
For more information, visit http://LeonCountyFL.gov/RoadClosures.
Leon County’s fertilizer ordinance is in place to protect local waterways from excess fertilizer run-off caused by heavy rain. Per County ordinance, save money and the environment by waiting until the weather is clearer to fertilize your lawn or garden.
Learn more about fertilizer best practices and the local fertilizer ordinance here: LeonCountyFL.gov/Fertilizer.
In partnership with CareerSource Capital Region and Leon County Schools, this program grants high school juniors and seniors within Leon County a unique opportunity to earn hourly wages while building valuable workforce skills. The application deadline is Sunday, March 31. Apply today at LeonCountyFL.gov/JRApprentice.
