Mayor, city manager to host January town halls in Niceville to discuss city initiatives

The City of Niceville announced two upcoming town hall meetings where residents can engage with Mayor Dan Henkel and City Manager David Deitch about community developments and voice their concerns.
Niceville City Manager David Deitch, left, and Mayor Dan Henkel

City of Niceville officials have scheduled two town hall meetings to update residents on city initiatives and gather community feedback.

  • The sessions will be held Monday, January 27, from 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. and Tuesday, January 28, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the Niceville Council Chambers.

Mayor Dan Henkel and City Manager David Deitch will discuss upcoming projects and available resources during both sessions. The meetings will provide residents an opportunity to share their thoughts and concerns about community developments.

The town hall meetings will take place in the tile side of the Council Chambers. No RSVP is required for either session.

For more information about the town hall meetings, residents can contact city officials.

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