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Generations United Church to open cold-night shelter for families and elderly; council hears announcement

City Council of the City of Niceville, Florida · October 15, 2025

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Summary

Generations United Church will open a cold-night shelter for families with children and elderly residents when temperatures fall below 40°F, and will partner with a Fort Walton Beach provider to transport adult singles; the council heard the announcement during public comment and staff asked to be kept informed for coordination.

During public comment Kelly Hernandez, who identified herself as executive director of the Homelessness and Housing Alliance for Okaloosa and Walton counties and an elder at Generations United Church, announced that the church will open as a cold-night shelter when temperatures fall below…

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