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.
City Manager
Fernandina Beach
Assistant City Manager
Satellite Beach
County Manager
Hardee County
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.
The following membership applications have been received. If no current member comes forth with a reason why these applicants should not be approved as members, he/she will be approved for membership: Evelyn Rodriguez-Plesa, Distict III, Assistant Professor, University of Central Florida, Affiliate Member; Julie Wilkins, District VI, Mayor, City of LaBelle, Affiliate Member, and Abigale Woods,…
How long have you been an FCCMA member, and why did you join? I have been an FCCMA member since March 2025. I decided to join FCCMA to enhance my professional development and meet other professionals who have a passion for serving their local communities. Please describe your areas of formal/advanced education. I received my…
I hope you’re enjoying a safe and restful summer. As we look ahead, there are several exciting opportunities for connection, learning, and professional development. First, I hope you’ve already registered for the 2025 ICMA Annual Conference, which will take place October 25–29 at the Tampa Convention Center. This event brings together local government professionals from…
Matthew L. Spoor Assistant County Administrator, Pinellas County In the wake of Hurricanes Idalia, Helene, and Milton, Pinellas County found itself confronting the compounding effects of back-to-back storms—coastal flooding, housing loss, compromised infrastructure, and deepening community vulnerabilities. County leaders immediately sought help for the most vulnerable people, obtaining an unprecedented $813 million in Community Development…
