RAILS TO TRAIL RIDE POSTPONED

Due to safety concerns for riders this years Ride has been postponed.

 The Trail is closed, due to safety reasons from damage sustained from Hurricane Irma. 

 Annual Bike Ride, normally held the first Sunday in October, is postponed until further notice. 

Registration is closed registered r...

Update on City Services Post Hurricane Irma

As of 09/18/17, all commercial and residential garbage/recycling routes are
running as normally scheduled.

Following the storm, the city's priority this week is to ensure essential services are up and running as soon as possible. The city staff has worked throughout the storm to safeguard continuity of essential services to inlcude water, wastewater, fire safe...

FEMA Individual Assistance Program

Citrus County is eligible for Individual Assistance. Residents who sustained losses can begin applying for assistance by registering on line. Find updated information here.

You may apply on line for assistance by registering at www.DisasterAssistance.gov. Residents are also encouraged to download the FEMA App to begin registration process. Click on Disaster Resources. If you do not have access to the internet, you may regist...

Whispering Pines City Park

WPCP will reopen on Monday, September 18, 2017. This will include the pool and splash pad.

The park will reopen on Monday, September 18th, 2017. The park will be open for your enjoyment. Through a great effort of our City workers we will be able to reopen the park.

 All park amenities will be open for your enjoyment. 

Should you...

City of Inverness Huricane Irma Vegatative Debris Clean-Up

A preliminary assessment by City Staff finds a large amount of vegetative debris has
been generated from Hurricane Irma.

. The amount of material will not be collected normally as it is possible that this figure (amount of vegetative debris) will increase as homeowners return and assessments continue. The City is working with FEMA and County Government to pool resources and...

City Council Meetings

Elected Officials meet the 1st & 3rd Tuesday monthly at 5:30pm.

The meetings are held in the Council Chambers of the Inverness Government Center. Council agendas meeting minutes are on the City website under Your Government banner. Email contact

information:  CItyClerk@Inverness-FL.Gov or you may call 352-726-...

Update on City Capital Projects

Updates on the Infantry Memorial, City Garden, Visitor Center and Inverness Depot District

NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 22, 2017

CONTACT

Liz Fernley, efernley@inverness-fl.gov, (352) 726-2611 x 1306

Update on City Capital Projects

Nearing Completion

Inverness Infantry Memorial is a spec...

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS - TEACHING EVERYONE TO SWIM!

The City of Inverness is now offering private swim lessons at Whispering Pines City Park Pool.

Private lessons provide the benefit of one on one instruction with a certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. A more focused and challenging environment. Both morning and evening lessons available.

Morning lessons will be offered May; August; September...

Watering Restrictions

remain in effect. Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) has announced that watering restrictions implemented earlier this year are extended thru the end of October 1, 2017.

City Makes Big Plans

NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

City makes big plans

INVERNESS, Fla. – May 5, 2016 – City Council Chambers were a buzz with excitement after the big reveal of capital investment projects that interconnect and will dramatically transfor...

City Groundbreaking for Highland Boulevard Project

Inverness staff and elected officials gather for a groundbreaking ceremony on Highland Boulevard, which commences the first phase of this much-anticipated project in the City’s Medical Arts District. The project includes streetscape improvements...

Downtown Inverness Improvements

Downtown Streetscape, Sidewalk & Crosswalk Improvements

We plan to make a good situation better. Starting this month, the City of Inverness will remodel and revitalize the downtown landscape, by removing stamped concrete on sidewalks and replacing it w...