Category: Escambia County
Isaias Is Strengthening, and Escambia County Is in the Path
Isaias could hit 110 mph by Thursday, with 5 to 7 feet of surge possible in Escambia. Hurricane watch is up. Watch Scottlin Wilson tell give us the detail.
City Races to Shore Up as Isaias Takes Aim
Hurricane Watch for Escambia: Mayor Reeves says treat Isaias as a direct hit. See the city’s storm plan, flood spots and boat ramp changes.
Dennis Says School Closure Decision “Has Not Been Made Yet”
Is the Lincoln Park and Warrington closure final? Dennis says no. Commissioner May says ‘You can’t close your way out of this crisis.’ Here’s what going on.
Childers isn’t the First Constitutional Officer to Sue Escambia County Over a Budget
In 1980, Joe Flowers won in court against Escambia County but never got his $$$. Courts can’t order BCC what to budget for a constitutional officer.
Escambia County Actively Monitoring Invest #92L
Invest 92L has a 90% chance to develop. Escambia beaches face life-threatening rip currents thru Oct. 10. Free sand is available.
Hidden Documents Show Library Board of Governance Is More Than Advisory
Escambia’s library board isn’t “merely advisory.” Newly surfaced 2022 county documents show Wes Moreno’s claim is false. Read the proof and ask why all the lies.
Vote on Fricker Center Playground Design—Two Options
Pensacola, you pick the playground! Vote Oct. 2-23 on the new Fricker Center design: Red, White and Blue or Teal and Green.
Anticipated OLF-8 Zoning Changes before Planning Board Tomorrow
Development: Planning Board to Take Up Rezoning for Outlying Fields in Beulah Staff says the changes are consistent with the county’s plans, and three state…
Last Day to Register Vote; Sept. Registrations Show A Shift
67.1% of Escambia’s 1,152 new September voters didn’t register as Republican. In District 4, it was 76%. See the full numbers.
VoteNik 2026: Early Voting Block Party on Oct. 25
Pensacola’s early voting block party hits Oct. 25 with DJs, vendors and rides to the polls. Register by Oct. 5. Hale Morrissette leads the effort.
Moreno Defends Library Actions; BCC Votes to Fill Seats
Escambia County’s Library Board hasn’t met since April. Commissioners voted 5-0 to fill its seats, but key questions went unanswered. BCC lets Moreno off easy.
School Panel Chairman: We Were Told What to Close
Escambia school officials already chose to close Warrington and Lincoln Park. The committee only gets to decide where the students go. Who decided, and when?
Interview: Ray Palmer Signs Off as Pensacola Sports CEO
Ray Palmer’s last day as CEO of Pensacola Sports ended on Rick’s Blog Live. He’s stepping aside, but not going away.
Friends of the Library Sound Alarm Ahead of BCC Meeting
Will the county dissolve the Library Board of Governance? Library Friends fear so. Commissioners take it up tonight. Public forum starts at 4:30 p.m. Be there!!
Moreno’s Other Headache: ECAT Abandons Disabled Riders
ECAT cut off disabled riders Oct. 1 with no notice. One advocate stood waiting for her ride to work. It never came. Why was no one told?
Moreno Keeps Library Board in the Dark
No library director since Aug. 10. Two board seats vacant. The board chair learned of a canceled meeting from the blog. Wes Moreno cuts off all communication.
Moreno Puts Library Board on Thursday’s Agenda With No Plan
No library director since Aug. 10. No board meeting since April. Moreno’s Thursday agenda item offers no plan, no timeline, no names.
County Clerk Has Under Budgeted Her Fee Revenue for 2+ Years
Escambia’s clerk budgeted $285,600 in fees for FY26. Last year she took in $809,611. Read the numbers behind her budget fight
99.99% Accuracy on Primary Voting, Now Comes a Bigger Test
Primary ballots hit 99.99% accuracy. Voter Registration ends Oct. 5. Escambia doubles early voting to 13 days for a Nov. 3 election.
County Adopts Budget as Stroberger’s Cuts Go Nowhere
Escambia’s budget passed 3-2 after a clash over cutting the sheriff and other constitutional officers. Who pushed back, and why?






















