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Consolidation Special Advisory Committees set

   May 27, 2009

SPECIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Charles Wood Elected Chairman; Meeting to be set at in next two weeks

Pensacola Junior College: Dr. June Line
Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce: Charles Wood
Perdido Key Chamber of Commerce: Dana Story
Pensacola Downtown Improvement Board: Bob Holmes
The Gulf Coast African American Chamber of Commerce: Open
Florida Black Chamber: Open
Florida’s Great Northwest: Al Wenstraud
Town of Century Chamber of Commerce: Benny E. Barnes
Ruritan Club of Walnut Hill: Gary Wiggins
The Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce: Jim Cox
Women for Responsible Legislation: Open

SPECIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH CARE
Chairperson Jules Kariher; no future meeting set

Baptist Health Care: Open
Sacred Heart Health System: Jules Kariher
West Florida Hospital: Dennis Taylor, CEO
Escambia County Health Department: Susan Turner, M.D.
The Escambia Medical Society: Michael Rieshera, M.D.

SPECIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
Chairman James Hosman; Next Meeting June 4, 2009; Public Safety Bldg. 5:30pm

Sheriff of Escambia County: William Chavers
Chief of Police City of Pensacola: Chip Simmons
Escambia County Community Corrections Bureau: Gordon Pike
Escambia County Public Safety Bureau Chief: Trisha K. Polmann
Fire Chief of the City of Pensacola: Frank Edwards
Fire Chief of Escambia County: John Sims
Escambia County Medical Director: Charles L. Neal, D.O.
Escambia County Fire Services Advisory Board: James Hosman
Police Benevolent Association of the City of Pensacola: Open
Police Benevolent Association of Escambia County: Bain Custer
Chapter of the International Association of Firefighters City of Pensacola: John D. Chapman
Escambia County Professional Firefighters: Dan Brask

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