Inglis Town Hall

The Town of Bronson, Florida, located in Levy County, is known as the Heart of Levy County and was founded in 1839 by James C. Bronson. Originally called Chunky Pond, the town played a significant role as a crossroads and a stop along the railroad route from Fernando Beach to Cedar Key. Today, Bronson is home to various government departments, including the Town Council, Building Department, Fire Department, and Parks and Recreation, offering a range of services and amenities to residents and visitors. Bronson's rich history includes its involvement in the logging and citrus industries, with numerous orange groves in the area. The town is also proud to have a local library branch, the Bronson Public Library, which is part of the Levy County Public Library System. Despite some accessibility issues with their website, the Town of Bronson remains committed to providing equal opportunities and accommodations to all individuals, ensuring a fair and inclusive community for everyone.Generated from the website

The Parks & Recreation Division of Citrus County, Fla., offers a variety of parks and recreational facilities. Its parks offer a range of amenities that includes barbecue grills, fishing piers, jogging trails, horseshoe pits, boat ramps, pavilions, playgrounds, parking facilities, water fountains and showers. The parks also include baseball, soccer, softball and football fields and basketball, racquetball and shuffleboard courts. The division also maintains a river campground of more than 30 acres, which provides opportunities for camping, boating, picnicking, fishing and canoeing. Additionally, it organizes a range of programs and events that include yoga classes, art camps and hip-hop dances. The division also manages cemeteries and maintains its office in Lecanto, Fla.

Our Mission Citrus County Mosquito Control is to promote the health, safety, and welfare of Citrus County residents and visitors through a program of integrated pest management practices to control populations of infected mosquitoes that may become a nuisance or a threat to public health.