Reclaimed Water, Lower Costs, Another Step Closer to Reality In East Niceville
The City of Niceville has moved forward with plans to create a purple pipe pathway for reclaimed water, with an agreement signed at their recent council meeting. This agreement involves Okaloosa County’s assistance in installing the system, pending final approvals and permits from Eglin Air Force Base.
Community Leaders Honored For Contributions at Niceville Council Meeting
Debbie Lewis and the Red Crosses’ Mike Moran were honored with proclamations for their contributions to the Niceville Community.
As Daycares Close Nationally, Niceville Looks to Increase Capacity
Niceville City Manager David Deitch has informed the City Council about ongoing discussions with childcare providers to expand affordable childcare options in response to community needs. Recognizing the challenges faced by families due to limited childcare, Deitch aims to improve accessibility and support for working parents in the Niceville area.
Deschaine In Court This Week – New Niceville Chief Makes Report to City Council
The accused killer of Mike Ledford, Dylan Deschaine, will make a felony plea appearance in court Tuesday – Meanwhile the new Niceville Police Chief updates the council on crime in the city for February.
Niceville’s New Top Cop Announced at City Council Meeting
Niceville’s new police chief has plenty of experience reforming and modernizing departments. Here’s what we know about him.
Niceville Mullet Festival to Return in 2025.
Organizers say the delay will allow them to get top-tier talent to the newly reconstituted festival.
City Council Approves Traffic Camera Contract With Altumint
Niceville City Council’s approval of Altumint speed cameras near schools aims to enhance safety at no cost to the city.
Niceville, Fire Fighters’ Union Agree To Terms
Niceville’s Firefighters Union clinches a favorable deal with a 7% pay raise and intriguing perks, shaping the city’s firefighting landscape. Dive into the details for an inside look at the mutually beneficial agreement.
Niceville Council Approves Variance for Waterview Express Oil Change
The Niceville City Council has unanimously approved a variance for Valparaiso Realty Company to build an Express Oil Change on John Sims Parkway, sparking both support and opposition. The decision comes after a split vote by the Planning Commission and concerns voiced by residents, highlighting the ongoing debate over aesthetics, environmental impact, and the unguarded left turn lane.
Controversial Oil Change Project Faces Setback as Niceville Planning and Zoning Committee Deadlocks on Final Review
Niceville’s Planning and Zoning Committee faces a deadlock as they vote 3-3 against Valparaiso Realty Company’s oil change project. The City Council’s upcoming decision will determine the fate of the controversial development.
