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Pensacola Recognized as America's Strongest Town

Pensacola was recognized Tuesday, Aug. 20 for being voted America’s Strongest Town earlier this year, celebrating progress the city has made toward being financially strong and resilient.

New City e-Newsletter Now Available

Read about Pensacola being recognized as the nation's Strongest Town, Pensacola Police Department headquarters being designated as a Safe Trade Spot and more!

Mayor Grover Robinson Gives State of the City Address to Pensacola Business Community

The Greater Pensacola Chamber hosted Mayor Grover Robinson for a State of the City luncheon Tuesday, Aug. 20, where Mayor Robinson addressed the local business community about the City of Pensacola's economy, development and plans for the city's future.

PPD Designated as an Official Community MeetUp Spot

The City of Pensacola has teamed up with OfferUp and Safe Trade Spots to designate the Pensacola Police Department as an official Community MeetUp Spot.

Buyers and sellers can use the lobby of the Pensacola Police Department, which has an officer ...

City of Pensacola News, 19 August 2019

Ribbon Cutting Event for Morris Court is Aug. 31

The community is invited to join City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation for a ribbon cutting event for the reopening of Morris Court Park on Saturday, Aug. 31 at 10 a.m. Join Mayor Grover Robinson and Councilwoman Jewel Cannada-Wynn in celebrating improve...

City of Pensacola Mourns the Loss of Councilman Gerald Wingate

The City of Pensacola is mourning the loss of Councilman Gerald Wingate, who passed away overnight at the age of 73.

New Palafox Street Bike Lanes Ready for Use

Bicyclists can now take advantage of new bike lanes along a section of North Palafox Street in downtown Pensacola, part of the City of Pensacola's efforts to become a more bicycle and pedestrian friendly community.

Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup Collects Over 41 Tons of Bulk Waste

The latest Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup collected over 41 tons (82,240 pounds) of bulk waste, along with 127 tires and 514 gallons of paint. The cleanup took place on Saturday, July 27 and included over 2,000 houses in the cleanup area.