Public Relations

City of Cocoa Communications Policy and Procedure.  An administrative policy establishing guidelines applicable to all City Employees (full-time, part-time and volunteers) which are under the direction and supervision of the City Manager.  The purpose of these guidelines is to coordinate and manage the communication activities of City employees related to official City business in order to ensure accuracy, consistency and timeliness in relaying information to employees, departments, members of the media, the citizens of Cocoa and the public at large. 
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  1. Cocoa Continues Partnership for Solar Co-op Program

    Solar United Neighbors announced the launch of the Space Coast Solar Co-op to help residents go solar. Read on...

  2. Sewage Spill at Water Reclamation Facility

    On September 20, 2020 at approximately 6:40 p.m. the Influent Pump Station (IPS) overflowed into the Jerry Sellers Water Reclamation Facility. Influent pump #4 failed. Maintenance was called in to change out influent pump #4 and to clean up the spill. Read on...

  3. Cocoa Councilperson Lorraine Koss Appointed to Serve on Florida League of Cities Legislative Policy

    Lorraine Koss appointed to Utilities, Natural Resources & Public Works Committee Read on...

  4. Remembering former Cocoa City Councilman, James Wallen

    The City of Cocoa and the Cocoa City Council are shocked and saddened by the tragic death of longtime resident and former Councilmember, James Wallen. James Wallen served on the city council from 1979-1981 and again from 1983-1986. Read on...

  5. For the 2nd Year in a Row, Cocoa has Been Awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award

    This prestigious award was presented by the Government Finance Officers Association for meeting high standards in government budgeting. Read on...

  6. Cocoa City Council Passes Ordinance Requiring Face Covering in City Limits

    The Cocoa City Council passed Emergency Ordinance No. 13-2020 requiring face coverings in places open to the public inside the City limits consistent with Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus locally. Read on...

  7. Brand New Waterfront in Cocoa Village is Now Open

    After Hurricane Irma causing over $1.7 million in damages to the t-dock, day slips and boardwalk area at Lee Wenner Park and Riverfront Park in Cocoa Village, the City of Cocoa has rebuilt a more resilient waterfront area that is now open for use. Read on...