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.
FCCMA offers annual and monthly trainings and events to promote educational opportunities for our members.
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 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.
FCCMA offers multiple annual scholarships to promote students pursuing education and careers in public administration.
FCCMA is saddened to announce the passing of Ronald “Ron” Schutta, a member from 1989 to 1993. Ron was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on October 31, 1938. He came to Florida in 1952. He graduated from Lake Worth High School in 1956, Palm Beach Junior College in 1958 and the University of Florida in 1961…
How long have you been an FCCMA member, and why did you join? I am a new FCCMA member. I joined FCCMA for the training and professional development opportunities the organization provides and to be a part of a network of professional managers that support each other in activities that make our communities stronger. Are…
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: Thomas Bonfield, Life Member; Kirsten Buckland, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, University of Montana, Student Member; Michael Fowler, District II, Interim City Manager,…
The new fiscal year begins on October 1. Here are a few key dates and updates to keep in mind: We’ll start the month with a free coaching webinar on October 2, titled “Marketing Your Community (and Your Management): How to Make Your Community a Destination of Choice.” This session will provide attendees with practical…
