Alderman Park was established back in 1955. Historically, we are the longest running civic association in the city of Jacksonville, Florida.
Since 1959, YES 55 YEARS, the Alderman Park Civic Association (APCA) has been an active and positive force in ensuring that we have a high standard of living. We are not a Homeowners' Association (these did not exist when we were formed), and we do not have mandatory dues. We've come this far with the dedication and commitment of many past and presently existing families. Alderman Park Entrance Si
05/21/2026
Hot off the presses....We hope you enjoy it.
If you are interested in becoming a member or have other questions feel free to message us here. We are happy to help if we can.
We hope you all have a respectful Memorial Day holiday
God Bless our fallen and Go Bless America
APCA
****ATTENTION ALDERMAN PARK RESIDENTS****
The Alderman Park Member Appreciation Dinner on Friday May 15th is officially SOLD OUT!!! We have maxed out the food and the hall. We will unfortunately, be unable to take any non-members. If you are a member and wish to attend you are more than welcome to join us but we can't guarantee a fish plate but we should still have hot dogs and Hush Puppies. Thanks to all who registered early.
See you all on Friday!
APCA
04/22/2026
PLEASE NOTE THIS SITE IS NOT THE CURRENT ALDERMAN PARK SITE. PLEASE GO TO ALDERMANPARKCIVICASSOCIATIONOFFICIAL. The Alderman Park emblem has a BLACK background and when you open it our home page is a picture of the Mathews Bridge.
Thanks
IF YOU ARE RESPONDING TO THIS SITE OR LIKING IT, ALDERMAN PARK IS NO LONGER USING THIS FACEBOOK PAGE. OUR FACEBOOK PATE HAS A BLACK CIRCLE WITH ALDERMAN PARK IN IT. THE BACKGROUND PICTURE IS OF THE MATHEWS BRIDGE. PLEASE GO TO ALDERMAN PARK CIVIC ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL.
THANK YOU APCA
Remember that Alderman Park has 2 wonderful churches right here in the neighborhood. This is what is going on at Parkwood Baptist this week.
03/15/2016
Drama arrived early Tuesday morning as all of Duval County’s 199 polling locations were forced to use paper registration to check voters in because of a computer glitch, according to the Supervisor of Elections Office.
If you went out to vote Tuesday, what was your experience like?
(Photo by Bill Bortzfield/The Times-Union)
02/23/2016
Here is information about crime reporting and mapping
02/12/2016
This isn't a Northside problem: Mayor Curry begins "community conservation" on youth violence He also assured the group that the problem of youth violence is nothing new to Jacksonville.
02/11/2016
JEA's water-quality lab in 1915 building tests 45,000 samples a year Jacksonville's 1915 Waterworks Park still works. Exposed brick and tall blue windows adorn the building off Main Street in Springfield.