Celebrate America was a blast! Check out the photo album from the 40th annual Independence Day event at Tom Brown Park: bit.ly/3zrWetH

Important info for #Tallahassee residents impacted by the May 10 tornadoes.

In June, the City of Tallahassee’s Building Official Glenn Dodson was elected to serve as President of Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF). Read more about Dodson and his plans for the organization during his term in this article: bit.ly/3LgDHDe

This week, the City was awarded a grant of more than $11.3 million from the Federal Transit Admn for StarMetro. Funds will be used to purchase electric buses, expand essential charging infrastructure & support workforce development. 📝 bit.ly/3W7SfKG

Don't have cable but want to tune into the TLH Senior Center's virtual fitness classes? You can watch WCOT online. Classes air on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 9am. bit.ly/3qVW8q0

The annual Ernie Sims Youth Football & Cheer Clinic, which was recently held with COT Parks, provided hands-on instruction for hundreds of youth who learned strategies to improve their athletic skills & character skills. Check it out! bit.ly/4f6pSFf

Today, the City's summer youth employment program - the Tallahassee Future Leaders Academy - hosted its awards ceremony. Congrats to all the honorees! See photos at bit.ly/4fjAvV9 Through TFLA, teens get a paid job placement & weekly trainings to develop their skills.

Want to help build the Florida's First Capitol replica in Cascades Park? Find out how to get engaged and view upcoming build dates at firstfloridacapitol.org

Beautiful morning to celebrate the official unveiling of the John Marks Innovation Center on North Adams Street! Former Mayor Marks is the longest-serving mayor in Tallahassee's history & holds the distinction of being the first African American directly elected to the position.

Thank you to 100 Black Men of Tallahassee for welcoming students to their first day of school at Griffin Middle School.

Happy first day of the fall 2024 semester to all the college students! Go Eagles! Go Rattlers! Go Seminoles! 📸 Florida State University & Florida A&M University

🎉 The City of Tallahassee was recognized today for its employee campaign totaling nearly $100,000 going to the United Way! Our employees love serving this community and giving back. UW Big Bend #LiveUnited #TallahasseeProud

Congratulations to our client Tallahassee Housing Authority on the Columbia Gardens development ribbon-cutting! This moment was years in the making, and we’re honored to support THA as they create affordable housing for the Tallahassee community.

Air Force One touched down at Tallahassee International Airport this week as the President of the United States arrived to survey areas impacted by Hurricane Helene and meet with affected communities. #FlyTLH

The latest from WFSU News: Tallahassee roadway renamed after late LSCO Major James Morgan Jr. Sign up: wfsu.org/dailynews bit.ly/3Nr2vtf

Save the date to celebrate Tallahassee's past, present and future at the Bicentennial Festival on Sunday, Nov. 10, at Cascades Park! Learn more at bit.ly/3NmDRdj

In honor of a distinguished law enforcement career that helped break barriers for future generations, the City Commission unanimously approved naming a street for Major James Morgan Jr. A ceremony to unveil the sign was held this week, attended by family, friends & local leaders.

Today, I had the incredible honor of presenting @TPain with the Key to the City in recognition of his contributions to music and his ongoing commitment to this community. As a hometown hero, T-Pain has inspired countless fans and artists worldwide, and we’re proud to call him one

The City will commemorate late Civil Rights activist & community advocate Anita Davis by naming a street in her honor, hosting a street naming ceremony on Tuesday, 12/3, at 2pm outside historic Jake Gaither Golf Course. bit.ly/3OtHEGm

Today, the City of Tallahassee & community joined in celebration to commemorate the late Civil Rights activist & community advocate Anita Davis. Following approval by the City Commission in October, Anita Davis Place now proudly reminds residents about her impactful legacy.