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Temporary road closure in Niceville next week

Juniper Ave will be closed from Marc Smith Blvd through the Rhonda Drive intersection to Highway 20 due to the instillation of utilities. According to the City of Niceville, this […]

Juniper Ave will be closed from Marc Smith Blvd through the Rhonda Drive intersection to Highway 20 due to the instillation of utilities.

According to the City of Niceville, this closure will take place the week of Monday, October 18, 2021.

“We apologize for this necessary inconvenience,” wrote the City of Niceville in a statement. “If you have any questions, please call the Public Works office at 279-6436, Ext. 2004.”

What else: The Valparaiso Realty Company Development will build 35 houses in the area around Juniper Ave., close to where the new Aldi is going by Niceville High School. 

This closure is weather permitting.

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