Better Place Plan
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Read More About The Plan
In 2002, Putnam County established the Better Place Plan in accordance with Florida Statute 212.055. The Better Place Plan was approved by the voters of Putnam County. It provides for the levy of a one cent sales tax to be used for capital improvements by Putnam County Governments. The tax was approved for 15 years from inception. Click the link below to see how these funds have impacted our town.
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Local Recreation
Explore the many things to experience in town.
Come Enjoy Our Town
The Town of Pomona Park is located in South Putnam County where there are more trees than people. There are large and small lakes in abundance. The St Johns River passes nearby, creating fabulous boating, fishing, and bird watching opportunities. There are many places to hike, swim or lounge in the sun. You can also try out one of our wonderful parks.
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Community Center
Find out how to reserve time for your next event.
The Town of Pomona Park has a lovely historic building which is used as a Community Center. It was originally built as a schoolhouse. It will accommodate up to 150 people for parties, public events or shows. The building has been nicely renovated to include handicap access. Amenities include a stage, modern bathrooms, tables and 150 chairs and a non-cooking kitchen which includes a refrigerator, microwave for warming, a double sink and lots of counter space. Click below for more information.
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Our Town History
While Florida was a Spanish Territory, Spanish Governor Coppinger issued a land grant to John Broward in 1816. John was the 4th son of French immigrants.Florida became an American Territory in 1821. In 1825, the Broward land grant was certified by the United States. John Broward played an active part in organizing the government of the new state of Florida. All of the Broward men served in the Confederate Army. The remainder of the Family moved West to White Springs, Florida during the Civil War States. Many large generations of the Broward Family stayed in North Florida while others returned to Pomona.
The Founding of Pomona Park occurred after the end of the war. Over the next 25 years or so, roughly 25 families settled here. They had to be self-sufficient due to limited purchasing and transportation alternatives.
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A Beautiful Place to Live
People of Pomona Park
John C. Bergquist, Jr.
Mayor
Dr. Robert Warren
Council Member
The Town of Pomona Park has a group of dedicated people to ensure that our town continues to provide the services that our residents and guests need.
Our Town Council meets every month to go over issues involving the town. We encourage residents to join us for the meetings to ensure they are aware of any issues presented to the town. The input of our residents is very important to ensure that everyone's voice is heard when decisions may impact our area. Everyone involved with the town can be contacted either through this website or by phone.
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Our Town Council meets every month to go over issues involving the town. We encourage residents to join us for the meetings to ensure they are aware of any issues presented to the town. The input of our residents is very important to ensure that everyone's voice is heard when decisions may impact our area. Everyone involved with the town can be contacted either through this website or by phone.
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Contact Us
- 1775 US Hwy 17 South
- P.O. Box 518
Pomona Park, FL 32181 - 386-649-4902
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