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Niceville City Hall is a part of the City of Niceville in Florida. The city hall includes various departments, such as fire, planning, police and public works. The Niceville Fire Department is responsible for protecting the lives and properties of residents. The Niceville Police Department offers education for public safety issues, as well as patrols to the violations of law and public nuisance and investigates criminal activities. The Public Works Department is responsible for designing, creating and maintaining landscapes and installing and replacing street and traffic signs. The Street Department is responsible for repairing damaged roadways, drainage systems and sidewalks, as well as clearing and removing obstructions and safety hazards.

The Niceville Police Department is a primary law enforcement agency that maintains a staff of sworn officers, sergeants, detectives, crossing guards, volunteers and civilians. It conducts neighborhood watch program, which is a well-organized group of citizens that encourages residents to assist police department. The department has an animal control unit that is responsible for enforcing city animal licensing provisions, as well as investigating all animal incidents. It operates a K-9 team that performs duties related to building and vehicle searches, tracking criminals and crowd control. The department additionally has a traffic division that monitors traffic enforcement and accident investigations services. The Niceville Police Department is located in Niceville, Fla.

Located in Crestview, Fla., Okaloosa County Facility Maintenance provides construction and maintenance services in more than 80 locations throughout the Okaloosa County in Florida. The department provides services to various divisions, such as the county board of commissioners and departments, airports, parks, constitutional offices and other facilities. It employs a staff of more than 40 professional supervisors, trades and crafts personnel, custodians, groundskeepers, and supply and administrative personnel. Additionally, it responds 24 hours, seven days a week to emergency service request situations that involve matters of public safety and destruction and imminent degradation of facilities. It is a department operated by Okaloosa County.