APSTA Participates in Camp Gordon Johnston Veterans Parade
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If you’re not yet a member, we’d love for you to join us and be part of these events and the sense of community that makes them so special. |
Alligator Point Town Hall Meeting
Franklin County Sheriff AJ "Tony" Smith and deputies met with Alligator Point citizens in February at a Town Hall Meeting to discuss important safety issues impacting Alligator Point homeowners.
Upcoming events
| New Palm Trees and Benches
A special thank you to the APSTA Beautification Committee for all their hard work in planning and installing the benches along the walking path, and to Maxwell's Tractor Service for their generous donation and planting of the palm trees. | Check out the NEW AP LITTLE LENDING LIBRARY
The new library is located in front of the AP Water Department. It is now FULLY stocked, and we also have a section now for puzzles and children's books. Please stop by and take a book, and donate a book. Also, special thanks to John Kelly, Tash Kelly, and Teresa Jacobs for the beautiful painting job. Watch for the sign to come. |
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Meet the APSTA Board of Directors
The 2025-2026 Officers are Teresa Jacobs, President; Edwin Lott, Vice President; Bill Smith, Second Vice President; Secretary, Debbie Krauser; Treasurer, Nonda Meng; and Directors at Large: Julie Crump, Julia Houston, David Harris, Sharon Rigsby, John Kelley, and Tash Kelley.
From the President - May 2026
A View from the Point
Dear Members:
April brought another engaging and informative gathering for our community, and it was wonderful to see so many neighbors come together! Our April 11th meeting featured special guest speaker Cheryl Sanders, who provided valuable updates on several topics important to the Alligator Point, St. Teresa, and Bald Point residents. Highlights from her discussion included: The Barnacle parking enforcement device and its potential role in addressing ongoing parking concerns, plans surrounding the tearing down of the old fire house, updates regarding the sea wall proposal on Chip Morrison Drive, safety improvements such as rumble strips and guard rails on the curve, and the possibility of a town hall meeting, should there be strong community interest to do so.
We appreciate Commissioner Sanders taking the time to engage directly with our community and address these key concerns.
Although our scheduled guest speaker from Emergency Management was unable to attend, the meeting continued seamlessly. An overview of hurricane preparedness was provided, along with practical tips and helpful publications, to ensure our residents are ready for the upcoming hurricane season. Living along the coast, preparedness is one of our strongest tools-and it was great to see everyone's interest and participation.
Looking ahead: As we approach hurricane season and continue addressing community priorities, your involvement remains vital. Thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions, and continues to make APSTA a strong, informed, and connected community.
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, May 9th, at 10 AM, when we will have a presentation from the Alligator Point Marina on the recent merger and what it means for our community.
Regards,
Teresa
Upcoming APSTA Meetings and Events
· May 9th, 8:30 Board meeting, 10:00 monthly meeting
· June 13th (Speaker will be Michelle Darpel regarding Turtle Patrol
· July 11th
o Upcoming Franklin County Commission Meetings
· May 6th and May 20th are the scheduled County Commission meetings at 9 AM, available via Zoom and on Forgotten Coast TV. The Agenda can be downloaded from the Franklin County website.
· If you wish to speak at the meeting, please remember to fill out a speaker's card ahead of the meeting.
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Join APSTA – Be Part of the Change
When you join the Alligator Point/St. Teresa Association, you’re adding your voice to a community that cares. Together, we work to protect and improve life on the east end of Franklin County—advocating for what matters most to our neighborhoods.
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