One simple bypass could relieve congestion around Crestview High School and Davidson Middle School. The road is already there — i t just needs to be paved.
CRESTVIEW — Traffic is a top concern in t…
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Holley rehired as Crestview city attorney
CRESTVIEW — Crestview’s new city attorney is its previous city attorney. The City Council agreed to rehire Ben Holley, who previously resigned the position in March 2012 after 30 years.
Holley will…
NW Florida officials say area isn't ready for a regional transportation authority
CRESTVIEW — Northwest Florida Regional Transportation Planning Organization members generally agree a regional transportation authority is probably a good idea.
But not right now.
Commissioners r…
Crestview to give Confederate flag, memorial to Lundys
CRESTVIEW — The years-old controversy surrounding the Confederate battle flag fluttering above Confederate Park was resolved by a unanimous decision to transfer both the flag and the Confederate vete…
Error results in Crestview re-issuing TRIM notices
CRESTVIEW — An error in TRIM, or Truth in Millage, notices sent to Crestview taxpayers — which resulted in the Okaloosa County Property Appraiser resending the notices — will slightly delay the 2015-…
Crestview contemplates PTO plan for employees
CRESTVIEW — City workers may begin accumulating paid time off, commonly called PTO, in lieu of set sick leave and vacation time if the City Council approves a plan presented by City Clerk Betsy Roy. …
Crestview's increasing population means competing with bigger cities for funds
CRESTVIEW — With more than 23,000 residents, Crestview remains Okaloosa County's biggest city. It's also Northwest Florida’s fourth-biggest city, behind Tallahassee, Pensacola and Panama City.
With…
Crestview Housing Authority storm damage repair ahead of schedule (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
CRESTVIEW — The Crestview Housing Authority anticipates flood damage from an April 2014 storm and construction of mitigation structures will be finished almost two weeks ahead of its 30-day schedule.…
Laurel Hill approves 2015-16 millage and budget
LAUREL HILL — The City Council unanimously approved a 3.5 mil ad valorem millage rate for the 2015-16 fiscal year starting Oct. 1.
The council also unanimously approved a budget for the new fiscal …
North Okaloosa Fire District saving to replace old, worn out fire engines
Increasing rates when it’s debt-free and financially stable may seem like odd timing, but it’s part of North Okaloosa Fire District’s plan for future stability.
CRESTVIEW — With its debt erased, bi…