If you live in a Community Redevelopment Agency district and have storm damage from Hurricane Isaias, the CRA’s Emergency Resiliency Program could help your recovery.
Several park areas and facilities have reopened, while others remain closed as staff address storm-related damage and safety concerns.
Residents can follow our debris removal efforts through the Debris Collection Dashboard.
Escambia County Public Schools, Pensacola State College, and the University of West Florida will reopen classes on Monday, October 19, 2026, following storm recovery efforts. Crews...
Escambia County officials report $64 million in public infrastructure damage following Hurricane Isaias. Debris removal accounts for $54.87 million across Pensacola, Cantonment, and surrounding areas, alongside...
What do Pensacola park closures mean for local residents?City officials urge residents to avoid municipal grounds while workers carry out Pensacola storm cleanup operations. Downed trees,...
Escambia County Public Schools extended storm recovery closures through Friday, October 16, following Hurricane Isaias. District campuses across Pensacola expect to reopen on Monday, October 19,...
A part-time Pensacola police officer was arrested after state agents allegedly caught him purchasing prescription opioids in uniform while driving his marked cruiser. Matthew Baxter faces...
Pensacola sanitation crews are working extended daylight-to-dusk shifts to clear a backlog of regular waste routes across Pensacola, Brent, Ferry Pass, and Escambia County. Residents are...
Escambia County deputies arrested three suspects following crimes that targeted Pensacola residents and businesses after Hurricane Isaias. Law enforcement increased patrols across the area to counter...
