Tri-District Intergroup serves as the central Alcoholics Anonymous office for the Northwest Florida tri-district area, supporting AA groups across Districts 13, 21, and 22. The area served extends from Highway 87 in Navarre, Florida, north to the Alabama state line and west to the Alabama state line, including Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties.
The Role of the Tri-District Intergroup Central Office
While each AA group remains autonomous, the Central Office exists to support shared service efforts and coordination throughout the tri-district area. Through the Central Office, AA groups and members have consistent access to information, resources, and support that help carry AA’s primary purpose.
Services provided through the Central Office include:
• receiving, arranging, and following up on Twelfth Step calls
• providing after-hours answering service with meeting location and time information
• answering inquiries about Alcoholics Anonymous
• supporting the establishment of local public information committees
• maintaining the Tri-District Intergroup website
• providing the Alkaline monthly newsletter
• ordering, distributing, and making available AA Conference-approved literature
Tri-District Intergroup is supported by AA groups from all three districts and operates as a shared service body to help ensure connection, communication, and continuity across the Fellowship.
Participation and Committees
Tri-District Intergroup hosts a monthly Intergroup committee meeting made up of area AA group representatives. This committee helps guide Intergroup services and operations.
Any AA member interested in the business of Tri-District Intergroup is welcome to attend these meetings. Area AA groups are encouraged to provide a group member representative to participate.
While meetings are open to all AA members, only designated group representatives have voting privileges. Please refer to the Fellowship Calendar for current meeting dates and times.
Group Recognition and Involvement
AA groups that wish to become officially recognized and have a representative serve on the Tri-District Intergroup committee may do so by contacting the Central Office Manager for instructions.
Groups are encouraged to remain involved by maintaining an active connection with Intergroup and participating in monthly meetings.
Financial Support and Use of Contributions
Tri-District Intergroup is supported financially by contributions from area AA groups.
Contributions help support services such as:
• 24-hour phone support
• maintaining access to AA literature and books
• providing a central repository for AA-related information for the tri-district area
• supporting additional Intergroup services
Groups wishing to contribute should visit the Central Office.
Meeting Information and Updates
Tri-District Intergroup maintains the official website listing of area meetings for Districts 13, 21, and 22, as well as the Meeting Guide app listings for these districts.
Groups are encouraged to notify the Central Office Manager of meeting schedules and any updates or changes. The preferred method for submitting new or updated meeting information is through the Get in Touch page, which provides a written record of the request.