The public are invited to drop by and purchase to-go orders from the food trucks, which include Love & Tacos, Wings on Wheels, Greek Gals Yummies, Gwen’s Wing Snack, Joe’s Caribe, My Ohana, Curry in a Hurry, La Salsa Mexican Cuisine, Tiana’s Lunchbox, Cheesus and Gman on the Go.
The food truck schedule is available at bit.ly/2QempOgFoodTruckSchedule. An ATM will be available on site.
From noon to 3 p.m. May 7, members of Cinco Baptist Church will provide free ice cream for all attendees.
In recent weeks, county officials have hosted cookouts for employees of various county departments, such as public works.
Credit Destin-Fort Walton Beach Convention Center
Okaloosa County Board of Commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday morning to remove the mask mandate at the Destin-Fort Walton Beach Convention Center on Okaloosa Island starting May 15.
Safety practices such as social distancing and limiting capacity to 75% will remain in effect.
The non-agenda item was brought to the board Tuesday morning by Chairwoman Carolyn Ketchel, a strong proponent for masks last summer as the county and the state were experiencing a surge of COVID cases.
At the meeting, Ketchel said it should be up to individuals whether to mask up.
“At this point, we have so many people vaccinated, or those who have the opportunity to vaccinate, and think it’s really a personal choice whether we wear a mask or not at this point,” she said.