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The City of Melbourne is located in southern Brevard County, southeast of Orlando on Florida’s east coast. It sits astride the Indian River Lagoon, with a large portion of the City located on Florida’s mainland, and a portion located on a barrier island.

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Melbourne residents enjoy great weather, high-tech employment opportunities, excellent schools, charming downtowns, abundant recreational opportunities and a strong sense of community— all of which make Melbourne one of the best places to live, work and raise a family.

This page contains all news updates issued by the City of Melbourne regarding Hurricane Milton. This page will be updated as conditions change. You can also follow the City of Melbourne on Facebook or X/Twitter. Countywide updates will be distributed by Brevard County Emergency Management on its website, X/Twitter and Facebook. To get text ...

Paul Alfrey is the Mayor of the City of Melbourne. He was electe d to serve as Mayor in 2020 and was re-elected in 2024 after serving as Vice Mayor and Council Member representing Melbourne's District 5 ( view a map of Council Districts ).

At approximately 7:08 PM on Thursday, December 26, 2024, Melbourne Police Officers responded to the Rennigers Flea Market located at 4835 West Eau Gallie Boulevard in reference to a plane crash. Upon arrival, a small propellor plane was located right side up and on its wheels in the parking lot.

Dec 17, 2024 · Switch it up this year and opt for a live container tree that’s a Florida native, like a Red Cedar, Pine or Cypress tree that will last a lifetime. Not a lot of space? Try a smaller shrub or plant. Getting a native tree allows you to plant or donate it …

The Melbourne Police Department is committed to ensuring the safety and security of our community. We will continue to pursue all leads to address illegal activities and bring those involved to justice.

Mimi Hanley was elected to office on November 3, 2020, and was re-elected on November 5, 2024, by the city at large to serve on the Melbourne City Council as the representative of District 5 (view map of Council Districts). Her current City Council term will continue until November 2028.