Preserve Navarre has reached “halftime” of its fight to incorporate southeastern Santa Rosa County, according to its president, Wes Siler. “Think of it like .
A new effort to incorporate Navarre is in the works and seeking public input.
Preserve Navarre is hosting an in-person meeting on Sunday, where the nonprofit will launch its web-based survey of 10 questions to help gauge interest and concerns about incorporating “Florida’s Most Relaxing Place.”
Resident Wes Siler started the efforts six months ago and founded the nonprofit which has four board members including Siler, director; Nancy Forester, vice director; Chuck Pohlmann, adviser relations; and Mike Matthews, treasurer.
Siler came to Navarre with his wife and kids in tow by way of the Air Force. Now, he’s transitioning into the Reserves and said he wants to preserve Navarre’s unique quality of a small-town feeling and tourist destination.