Crystal River Tackles Familiar Problem as Storm Passes
Crystal River deals with familiar issue as storm passes by Citrus County
Local Government in Crystal River
Local Government news for Crystal River, Florida.
Crystal River Keeps 6.59 Tax Rate for Another Year
Crystal River keeps 6.59 tax rate for another year, budget review underway
Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River Receiving Major Upgrades
Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River, Florida, is receiving major upgrades, including a $10.7 million boardwalk replacement project and new visitor amenities.
Crystal River City Manager Clarifies U.S. 19 Project Details
Crystal River city manager clarifies details of U.S. 19 repaving project, including golf cart crossing near Three Sisters Springs.
Crystal River Community Sees Revitalization Efforts Pay Off
Crystal River community sees revitalization efforts pay off after Deltona Holdings withdraws data center application
Deltona Drops Holder Application for Proposed Data Center in Crystal River
Deltona withdraws application for data center in Crystal River, Florida after local backlash
Paving on U.S. 19 begins in Crystal River
Paving begins on U.S. 19 in Crystal River, while Deltona drops data center application
Crystal River Moving Forward with Septic-to-Sewer Project
Crystal River city council moves forward with septic-to-sewer project after state attorney declines charges against City Manager Tom Wooten.
Crystal River Mayor Joe Meek Seeks Final Term, State Attorney Declines Charges Against Wooten
Crystal River Mayor Joe Meek seeks final term amid state attorney’s decision not to press charges against Councilor Mike Wooten.
Crystal River City Council Weighs Storms, Growth, and Parks
Crystal River City Council discusses hurricane preparedness, growth, and parks
DAV Building Nears Reopening in Crystal River
DAV building in Crystal River nears reopening after Hurricane Helene repairs, to become flagship location for DAV operations in Citrus County.
Crystal River Weighs Options to Preserve Police, Fire Services
Crystal River considers options to maintain police and fire services amid proposed property tax overhaul