City Clerk & Collector
Custodian of Public Records Contact Information:
Requests to view public records do not have to be made in writing and may be made by telephone, email or walk in at the City Clerk’s office.
Irene S. Jacobs, CMC, City Clerk & Collector
410 North Ring Avenue
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Mailing Address: P O Box 5004
Tarpon Springs, FL 34688-5004
Telephone: (727) 942-5614 Fax (727) 942-5619
Email: mjames@ctsfl.us
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Tarpon Springs Citizen’s Academy
The Citizen’s Academy guides and educates citizens on the operations that keep the City of Tarpon Springs running. Academy participants will tour key facilities, learn about the challenges the city faces and have the opportunity to talk with City leaders about current issues and events affecting Tarpon Springs. Participants also have the opportunity to meet key staff members and receive insight about the essential functions of their City. City Officials will, in turn, gain valuable insight into citizens’ priorities and needs.
Goals of the Academy are to:
* Improve citizens understanding of local government
* Strengthen the relationship between citizens and local government
* Develop citizens understanding
* Develop a pool of knowledgeable individuals to act as ambassadors and possibly serve on volunteer advisory boards
Applications are now being accepted for the Citizen’s Academy Program. The Citizens Academy guides and educates citizens through the operations that keep the City of Tarpon Springs running. Academy participants will tour key facilities, learn about the challenges the City faces, and have the opportunity to talk with City leaders about current issues and events affecting Tarpon Springs. Citizens would also have the opportunity to meet key staff members and receive insight about the essential functions of their City. City Officials will, in turn, gain valuable insight into citizens’ priorities and needs. The Citizen’s Academy is usually held on Wednesday evenings.
Class size is limited to 25 people. If you are interested in attending, please complete the Citizens’ Academy Application and return to the City Clerk’s Office at ijacobs@ctsfl.us. Applications can also be returned via USPS mail (City Clerk’s Office, PO Box 5004, Tarpon Springs, FL 34688-5004) or in person at the City Clerk’s Office (410 N. Ring Avenue).
For additional information, please contact Irene Jacobs, City Clerk at (727) 942-5614, Option 6 or ijacobs@ctsfl.us.