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City of Fort Walton Beach is hosting an end of summer ice cream social

The public is invited to join the Fort Walton Beach Police and Fire departments for this weekend event.

Jared Williams

This Saturday, September 26th, from 10am – noon, the city of Fort Walton Beach will be hosting an end of summer drive-thru ice cream social at City Hall, 107 Miracle Strip Parkway SW.

The public is invited to join the Fort Walton Beach Police and Fire departments for this weekend event.

How it works: Line up in your car to say hello to your first responders, take a look at some of the City’s emergency vehicles and get a free ice cream treat – all done in a socially-distanced fashion.

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