Public Relations

Discover the many ways your city government seamlessly provides communication services to its many residents and visitors.  By tapping into our comprehensive communications network, you will gain invaluable connections to your community. Stay informed and engaged with timely updates on important topics of interest, events, initiatives, and new policies, all delivered straight to where you prefer to receive information. Embrace the convenience, transparency, and empowerment that come with leveraging the innovative communications provided by our communications team, and embark on a journey of civic involvement. Together, let's build a stronger, more connected community. 

  1. Print Publications
  2. Digital Communications
  3. Advertising & Public Relations
  4. Phone & Text
  5. In Person
  • FYI Newsletter: Quarterly newsletter mailed to all City of Cocoa residents (January, April, July, October)Quarterly printed and mailed newsletter icon Opens in new window
  • Cocoa News Connection: Monthly informational ad in the weekly free Florida Today publication
  • Water Quality Report: Annual report published for the Cocoa Utility Department
  • Other reports/publications: Annual CRA reports, parks report, Economic Development brochure

  1. Proposals now being accepted for 603 Brevard Ave. in Cocoa Village

    Proposals are now being accepted for 603 Brevard Ave. in Cocoa Village. The Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency is looking for a mixed-use development project that can include any combination of hotel, residential, civic, office, retail, or commercial. Read on...

  2. Exciting Opportunities to Serve Your Community: Board Vacancies Available

    The City of Cocoa is currently seeking dedicated individuals to fill vacancies on the Board of Adjustment, Code Enforcement, and Planning & Zoning Boards. Read on...

  3. Cocoa Mayor Blake Appointed to the National League of Cities Board of Directors

    Blake will serve a two-year term for the national association that serves as the voice of America's cities, towns, and villages, representing more than 200 million people across the country. Read on...

  4. Councilman Hearn re-appointed as Deputy Mayor

    Deputy Mayor and Councilperson for District 2, Lavander Hearn was unanimously selected, for the third year in a row, by the other members of the City Council to serve as the Deputy Mayor for the upcoming year. Read on...

  5. Councilwoman Koss Graduates from Elected Officials Course

    Dist 4 rep, Councilperson Koss, recently graduated from the Institute for Elected Municipal Officials II, a course from the FLC Institute for Elected Municipal Officials, an educational program designed specifically for FL’s elected municipal officials. Read on...

  6. Avoid Holiday FOG: Keep fats, oils and grease out of drains

    “Cease the Grease” this holiday season. Many households do more cooking for family gatherings and other events during the holidays. Cocoa Utilities is asking that we make an effort to avoid sending fats, oils and grease (FOG) down the drain. Read on...

  7. New Lagoon Recreation Signs Installed at Riverfront Park and Bracco Park

    The signs, which show natural resources in the City, were a collaborative initiative between the City of Cocoa, Brevard County Natural Resources, and Brevard County Tourism. Read on...

  8. Cocoa PD Partners for Mobile Response Program

    Cocoa PD to partner with Central Florida Cares Health System and Brevard Family Partnership/Brevard C.A.R.E.S. to implement a new mobile crisis co-responder program for increased access to mental health services. Read on...

  9. Councilwoman Koss Appointed to Serve on FLC Legislative Policy Committee

    The Florida League of Cities announced that Councilwoman Lorraine Koss was recently appointed to serve on the Florida League of Cities 2023-2024 Utilities, Natural Resources & Public Works Committee, one of the League’s five Legislative Policy Committees. Read on...

  10. City of Cocoa Plants 24 Trees in Bracco Park as Part of Urban and Community Forestry Grant

    The trees were the final component of the $55,000 matching grant awarded in 2020. Read on...