The Florida City and County Management Association (FCCMA) is a professional organization of practicing public administrators from throughout Florida local governments. The Association was chartered in 1946 as a non-profit corporation to elevate professionalism among the state’s 478 cities and counties, and to promote the council-manager form of government as the form that advances the highest ethical and professional standards.
Assistant County Administrator
Sarasota County
City Manager
Fernandina Beach
FCCMA offers annual and monthly trainings and events to promote educational opportunities for our members.
FCCMA and Strategic government Resources (SGR) partner to support MIT members.
As an MIT, you receive free access to recourses to assist you in your personal and professional career development.
Senior Advisors are retired city and county managers with lengthy experience who are respected within the public management field.
They are appointed by the boards of directors of the FCCMA and the International City/County Management Association (ICMA).
FCCMA offers multiple annual scholarships to promote students pursuing education and careers in public administration.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Fall Symposium on Building and Improving Public Trust. It was a valuable opportunity for local government leaders to explore how transparency, accountability, and community engagement strengthen public trust. We appreciate the insights shared and look forward to continuing our efforts to build stronger, more trusting communities.…
How long have you been an FCCMA member and why did you join? I have been a member since my undergraduate years at St. Petersburg College approximately three years ago. I majored in Public Policy and Administration and studied under Jeffery Kronschnabl. Professor Kronschnabl encouraged all of his students to join and participate in both…
The University of South Florida ICMA Student Chapter’s Day at Temple Terrace City Hall By: USF ICMA Student Chapter Students filled the roles of Mayor, Council Member, City Manager, City Attorney, and Department Director for a day. Students partnered with their respective City of Temple Terrace counterparts to solve a real-world city issue.…
To help celebrate Okaloosa County’s 30th Anniversary of the Commission-Manager form of government, FCCMA Senior Advisor Mark Ryan presented the Board of County Commissioners and County Administrator John Hofstad a certificate honoring this milestone achievement. Pictured Left to Right: County Administrator John Hofstad and Senior Advisor Mark Ryan. Standing behind them: Trey Goodwin, Carolyn Ketchel, Drew Palmer, Sherri…
