Melbourne City Hall: 321-608-7000. Mayor Paul Alfrey, six council members by district, City Manager Jenni Lamb, police non-emergency 321-608-6731 and more.
Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Sources: the City of Melbourne’s City Council, City Manager, Contact Melbourne Police, Code Enforcement and contact pages; the Sept. 9, 2026, City Council budget hearing minutes for current officers; and Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services.
Melbourne has a council-manager government: an elected mayor and six-member City Council set policy and the budget, and the council hires a City Manager to run daily operations and a City Attorney. Council members each represent a district but are elected by a citywide vote, for four-year terms.
Who to call
- City Hall main line: 321-608-7000, City.Hall@mlbfl.org
- Address: 900 E. Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne, FL 32901
- Emergency: 911
- Police non-emergency: 321-608-6731
- Code Compliance (24 hours): 321-608-7900
- Utility Billing (water and sewer accounts): 321-608-7100
Mayor and City Council
Phone numbers and emails are as listed on the city’s City Council page. Officers are as shown in the council’s Sept. 9, 2026, minutes. Find your district on the city’s council district map.
| Seat | Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Paul Alfrey | 321-508-4339 | paul.alfrey@mlbfl.org |
| District 1 | Marcus Smith | 321-468-8399 | marcus.smith@mlbfl.org |
| District 2 | Mark LaRusso | 321-432-3841 | mark.larusso@mlbfl.org |
| District 3 | David Neuman | 321-468-2076 | david.neuman@mlbfl.org |
| District 4 | Rachael Bassett | 321-451-1450 | rachael.bassett@mlbfl.org |
| District 5 | Mimi Hanley | 321-290-2712 | mimi.hanley@mlbfl.org |
| District 6 | Julie Kennedy (vice mayor) | 321-290-6110 | julie.kennedy@mlbfl.org |
Districts 2, 4 and 6 are on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot; see voting in Brevard County.
Meetings: 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the Council Chamber at City Hall, open to the public, live-streamed and closed-captioned. The next are Tuesday, Oct. 13, and Tuesday, Oct. 27. Agendas, packets and videos are on the CivicClerk portal.
City staff
| Office | Who | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| City Manager | Jenni Lamb | 321-608-7200 | City.Manager@mlbfl.org |
| City Clerk | Kevin McKeown | 321-608-7221 (meetings), 321-608-7220 | City.Clerk@mlbfl.org |
| City Attorney | Adam Conley | via City Hall, 321-608-7000 |
The City Clerk’s Office is the city’s public records custodian and also issues animal permits for animals other than dogs and cats kept outdoors.
City services
| For | Call | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Police non-emergency | 321-608-6731 | Noise, parking, abandoned vehicles, fireworks |
| Police front desk | 321-608-6500 | |
| Police records and reports | 321-608-6590 | |
| Police public information officer | 321-615-6649 | |
| Code Compliance | 321-608-7900 | 24 hours; overgrown lots, junk vehicles, nuisances; or file an online request |
| Building permits and inspections | 321-608-7900 | See building permits |
| Planning and zoning | 321-608-7500 | City Hall, third floor |
| Utility Billing | 321-608-7100 | Water and sewer accounts |
| Trash and recycling | Waste Management, 321-723-4455; city ECO Division, 321-608-5080 | See trash pickup |
| Parks and recreation | 321-608-7400 | See parks and trails |
| Animal control | Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services, 321-633-2024 | Non-life-threatening animal problems; 1515 Sarno Road, Building B, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays |
Code rules people ask about
From the city’s Code Enforcement page:
- Grass can be up to 12 inches tall.
- Boats, trailers and RVs go in a carport, an enclosed building or behind the building line.
- Portable storage units are allowed in neighborhoods twice a year, up to 14 days each.
- House numbers must be at least 3 inches high and visible from the street.
- Trash carts can go out after 5 p.m. the day before pickup.
Not the city
- Power outages: Florida Power & Light; see power outages.
- Property taxes and tags: Brevard County Tax Collector; see property taxes.
- Schools: Brevard Public Schools, 321-633-1000; see schools.
- Elections: Supervisor of Elections, 321-290-8683.
What this means for you
- Not sure who handles it? Start with City Hall, 321-608-7000.
- For a neighborhood problem, Code Compliance takes calls around the clock.
- Email your council member directly; addresses follow first.last@mlbfl.org.
Related: public notices, moving to Melbourne and getting around Melbourne.
Frequently asked questions
What is the phone number for Melbourne City Hall?
321-608-7000. City Hall is at 900 E. Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne, FL 32901, and the general email is City.Hall@mlbfl.org.
Who is the mayor of Melbourne, Florida?
Paul Alfrey. The City Council is the mayor and six council members, each representing a district but elected citywide, for four-year terms.
What is the Melbourne Police non-emergency number?
321-608-6731, the police communications center, for problems such as noise, parking and abandoned vehicles. Call 911 for emergencies.
Who handles animal control in Melbourne, Florida?
Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services, 321-633-2024, for non-life-threatening animal problems. Its south office is at 1515 Sarno Road, Building B.
When does the Melbourne City Council meet?
At 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the Council Chamber at City Hall. The next meetings are Oct. 13 and Oct. 27, 2026.
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