Blountstown Police Department

Blountstown Police Department serves Blountstown, FL. Roughly 50 miles west of Tallahassee , it is known for its Apalachicola River setting, small-town character, and easy access to fishing, paddling, and other outdoor recreation. Today, the restored engine and caboose are preserved as a public display celebrating the community’s transportation and industrial heritage. About The Community Blountstown’s history is closely tied to the Apalachicola River and to John Blount, the Native leader for whom the community is named. Over time, the river settlement developed into the civic center of Calhoun County. Today, visitors will find a quiet inland Panhandle town with historic roots and straightforward access to scenic drives, wildlife viewing, freshwater fishing, and paddling. Important Links ( Suggest / Report ) Calhoun County Public Library City of Blountstown Blountstown, Florida on Wikipedia Blountstown Police Department (via City of Blountstown) Blountstown Fire Rescue (via City of Blountstown) Blountstown Real Estate As the county seat, Blountstown combines everyday services with quick access to one of North Florida’s most important river systems. Dial 911 for emergencies.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Blountstown city, FL has an estimated population of 3,077.