People & Organizations That Make Chiefland Work
Government offices, utilities, workforce services, and community outreach organizations serving the greater Chiefland area.
Chiefland & Levy County Services
Key contacts for residents, businesses, and visitors across the Nature Coast region.
City of Chiefland
214 E. Park Ave.Chiefland, FL 32626
City Hall is open Monday–Thursday, 7 a.m.–5 p.m. (closed Fridays). Phone: 352-493-6711.
Visit WebsiteLevy County
355 S. Court St.Bronson, FL 32621
County seat in Bronson, serving all municipalities and unincorporated areas of Levy County. Phone: 352-486-5218.
Visit WebsiteLevy County Visitors Bureau
620 North Hathaway Ave.Bronson, FL 32621
The Tourist Development Department promotes Levy County as a destination along Florida's Nature Coast. Phone: 352-486-3396.
Visit WebsiteCentral Florida Electric Cooperative
11491 NW 50th Ave.Chiefland, FL 32626
Member-owned electric cooperative serving Chiefland and surrounding communities in the tri-county area. Phone: 352-493-2511.
Visit WebsiteCareerSource Citrus Levy Marion
2175 NW 11th Dr.Chiefland, FL 32626
Job placement, employer services, and workforce training for job seekers and businesses across the tri-county area. Phone: 352-493-6813.
Visit WebsiteTri County Outreach
708 N. Main St.Chiefland, FL 32626
Thrift store and community outreach serving residents across the tri-county region. Phone: 352-493-2310.
Facebook PageTri County Community Resource Center
15 North Main St.Chiefland, FL 32626
Social services and resources for residents throughout the tri-county area. Phone: 352-507-4000.
Community Action Agency
215 SW 5th St.Chiefland, FL
Community assistance programs for area residents. Phone: 352-493-1734.
Partnership for Strong Families
A child welfare organization serving families across North Central Florida, including Levy County communities.
Visit WebsiteThings To Do on the Nature Coast
Festivals, springs, trails, fishing, and diving — the visitor's guide to the greater Chiefland area.
Festivals, Trails & Wild Places
The Watermelon Festival, camping and birding, golf, equestrian trails, hunting seasons, and Chiefland's history.
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By WaterThe Suwannee, the Springs & the Gulf
Boating and paddling, freshwater and Gulf fishing, and world-class spring and cavern diving.
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Explore Nature Coast Resources
The Nature Coast economic development initiative offers in-depth information about communities, industry, and workforce talent across the region.
Chiefland & Surrounding Areas
Learn more about Chiefland and the communities that make up the Nature Coast region.
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Our IndustryThe 886 Levy County Businesses
Explore the diverse industries that call Levy County home, from agriculture to manufacturing (2023 Census County Business Patterns).
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Our TalentLocal Workforce & Talent
Employees are one of the most important elements of business. Learn more about our local workforce.
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Need help finding the right resource?
Stop by the Welcome Center in the Historic Train Depot at 23 SE 2nd Ave. — open Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Our staff can point you to the right organization. It's best to call ahead.