City of DeFuniak Springs

Historic DeFuniak Springs

DeFuniak Springs is Walton County's seat of government, including the County courthouse, administrative offices and various departments such as planning & development, public works and information systems. This community of approximately 6,000 residents has over 200 structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With a historic district encircling Lake DeFuniak (one of only a few perfectly round lakes in the world), the city boasts the perfectly restored Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood, an icon of a fabled cultural arts movement that flourished in the late 19th century. DeFuniak Springs is also about business: in addition to being a retail center for major chains, the city has a host of antique and curio shops. Nine hotels operate in the city, including the historic Hotel DeFuniak that is furnished with period pieces and has a loyal following.

Quality of Life

13
Parks

#3
Ranked School District in State

23
Miles of Sidewalk

1,884
Acres in conservation

6,535
Population

8.3%
Veterans

$125,900
Median Home Value

25
Minute Average Commute

Government Representation

Bob Campbell

Mayor

Todd Bierbaum

Council Seat 1 & Mayor Pro Tem

Josh Sconiers

Council Seat 2

Amy Heavilin

Council Seat 3

Henry d. Ennis, SR.

Council Seat 4

Anthony Vallee

Council Seat 5