Florida Chamber President: Emerald Coast Must ‘Play the Long Game’ to Secure Economic Future
Florida Chamber President Mark Wilson told Emerald Coast business leaders that Florida’s growth depends on long-term planning, investment in early education, and local collaboration. Speaking alongside former Niceville City Councilman Sal Nodjomian, Wilson highlighted challenges such as housing affordability and retaining young workers while projecting that Florida could become the world’s 10th largest economy by 2030.
Sal Nodjomian: This Is What Niceville Needs To Do To Thrive In The Future
As Niceville enters a new era, longtime City Councilman Sal Nodjomian ends his final term in office. Here’s what he says the city has in its future:
You Could Get Thrown In Jail For This in Niceville Now:
Niceville updated its ordinances to comply with a Florida state law prohibiting sleeping or camping on public property unless designated for recreation.
Over Before It Begins – The Race For Niceville Council, Mayor Decided.
Niceville will welcome Heath Rominger and Doug Tolbert to the City Council in March, following the departure of Sal Nodjomian and Carl Donahoo.
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 Chooses Charities For Donations
Niceville’s City Council made it’s decision about the charities and non-profits it will support in 2023. In total, the city was asked for about $28,000 in donations from various agencies and approved $22,500.
State Group Honors Niceville Youth Council for Community Service
Chris Holley, II, of the Florida League of Cities, made the drive from Tallahassee to Niceville last week to bestow another statewide honor on Boggy’s Youth Advisory Council.
Niceville Council Votes to Pay Itself – Here’s How Much They’ll Make:
Niceville Council Members and Mayor will receive payment for their work after a 4-1 vote. This marks the first time Niceville Council members will receive pay.
Niceville Water and Sewer Rates to Increase
Niceville Water and Sewer Rates will increase by 2.5% for the next year after a unanimous vote by the city council Thursday evening.
