Walton County Commission rejects defunding Economic Development Alliance
After fiery debate and sharp words over job creation and tax dollars, Walton County’s leaders hit pause on defunding the EDA — for now.
Walton County Commission at odds on upcoming tax rate
In a tense meeting, Walton County leaders wrestled with a question that could define next year’s budget: cut taxes or fix long-neglected infrastructure?
After Four Years and A Six Hour Meeting, Walton County Has An Attorney
Walton County’s split-vote approval of a $600K contract for attorney Clay Adkinson has raised concerns over pay, conflicts of interest, and the transparency of the hiring process.
Walton County to vote on $50K-a-month contract for county attorney
Walton County will decide tomorrow whether or not to pay thier longtime interim County Attorney Clay Adkinson $600,000 a year and require a supermajority vote to fire him in the future.
Walton County Landowner Recognized for Wildlife Conservation by FWC
Michael Jenkins of Walton County received recognition from FWC for transforming his private land into a wildlife conservation site supporting native species and ecosystems.
BrunchFest Returns to Pensacola This October to Support Boys & Girls Clubs
BrunchFest returns to downtown Pensacola this October to raise funds for youth programs through a community brunch event hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast.
Walton Budget: Will Commissioners Cut Taxes This Year?
Walton County leaders are balancing tax relief, infrastructure demands, and employee benefits in shaping next year’s $325 million budget.
‘There Is No Conflict:’ Walton Commission Votes On New Administrator, Debates Permanent Attorney.
With key leadership roles filled and conflict-of-interest concerns swirling, Walton County’s government just took another sharp turn in its ongoing saga of political shakeups.
This is What You’ll Likely Pay in Walton County Property Tax Next Year:
As Walton County’s housing boom cools, commissioners brace for leaner budgets and tough choices on nonprofit funding and public services.
School Districts Earn As – What Does That Mean?
Okaloosa and Walton County schools both scored A ratings from the state—but the data shows major differences in readiness and performance across campuses.
