Downtown Monticello Visit historic sites such as the 1890 Perkins Opera House.
“Perkins Block” was built in 1890, still standing and hosting entertaining productions The Watermelon Festival is the highlight of community activities in Jefferson County. Started over 50 years ago to recognize the watermelon growers of the county Lloyd Railroad Depot built in 1858, is the oldest brick station in Florida. It was given to the Jefferson County Historical Association in 1968 and serves as the lloyd city post office The Palmer-Perkins House - c.1836
The Monticello Historic District features 42 19th-century buildings within 27 blocks The Jefferson County Courthouse - 
The Icon and Staple of Jefferson County

Welcome to Jefferson County, Florida.

Jefferson County is located in the heart of "the other Florida," the Florida of rolling hills and stately oaks draped in wispy Spanish moss. Situated in the state's Panhandle, it is the only county that extends from Georgia on the north to the Gulf of Mexico on the south. Known as the "Keystone County," it is approximately mid-way between Jacksonville, Florida's northern-most Atlantic port and Pensacola, one of her largest Gulf ports. Monticello, the county's seat of government, is just 23 miles east of Florida's capital city of Tallahassee, and is fast becoming one of that thriving city's favorite "bedroom communities."

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Visioning Final Plans available for viewing Here: Volume I; Volume II; Volume III; Appendix

 


JEFFERSON COUNTY FIRE RESCUE

 

They rush to our needs and support when we are in need. They support us during the roughest times in our tramatic experiences. As the Jefferson County Rescue comforts one of thier own with thier loss, we humbly ask for donations for them.

Donations can be made out to: JCFR Sunshine Fund and can be dropped off at the station or mailed to:

Jefferson County Fire Rescue 1456 South Jefferson Street, Monticello, Fl. 32344
 

 


 

 Jefferson County, FL
Notice of Job Advertisement
County Coordinator’s Position

April 4, 2012

The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners is seeking applicants interested in the position of the Jefferson County Coordinator.

 The application packet and necessary information can be obtained at:

 *              The Clerk of Court Kirk Reams’ office, Jefferson County Courthouse,
                 Monticello, Florida, 32344

 *              At the Clerk of Court’s web site, Jefferson County, FL  www.jeffersonclerk.com or
                 Jefferson County website www.jeffersoncountyfl.gov

 *              At the County Coordinator’s office, 450 W. Walnut Street, Monticello, Florida 32344

 The application packet should be read carefully.  Required materials must be submitted to
the Clerk of Court before Noon, April 24, 2012 to be considered.  No exceptions will be permitted. Click Here for Packet download. Click Here to download County Application.

 


REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners

CONSULTING SERVICES TO PERFORM SMALL BUSINESS COUNSELING FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS WHO WANT TO START OR EXPAND THEIR OWN SMALL BUSINESS AND TO CONSULT WITH AND ADVISE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES.

For more information please click here



 

Jefferson County is accepting applications from persons interested in serving on the Code Enforcement Board (7 open positions). The application form is available here. Information regarding the Code Enforcement Board is available on the Planning Department Page . Please forward your completed application to the Jefferson County Coordinator at 450 West Walnut Street; Monticello, FL 32344


 


 

ADOPT-A-ROAD

BE A PART OF THE SOLUTION NOT THE PROBLEM!

HELP YOUR COMMUNITY


You have a role to play in preventing litter. It takes just one person, one school, one business, one organization to positively impact the behavior of others in their community. Now’s the time to get educated.

The Adopt-A-Road program offers an opportunity to contribute toward a cleaner, "greener" environment.

It would be ideal if people did not litter at all. This is an opportunity to have your children understand the problem by seeing the impact of litter on the road and by being proud to keep their community clean.

It helps our maintenance crews’ work on the larger projects, and helps taxpayers save money.

We are looking for volunteers.  Are you interested in helping to keep your community clean?  Find out how to participate in this successful and rewarding volunteer litter control program.  Once accepted, groups get bragging rights with a commemorative sign bearing their name along the roadway segment.

Do be positive and give us a call, you could have your name on an Adopt-A-Road sign and show your pride in your community.  Be the one person and let's get started.

You will have a 2 mile segment of road or if a road is less than 2 miles you may adopt a minimum of 1 mile of a road. Roads will be adopted for a minimum of 2 years. Once expired the agreement will need to be renewed.  Litter pickup will be performed a minimum of 4 times per year.

For more information call 850-342-0184 or visit the Jefferson County website

 

 

 

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