Public Information Office

The City of Pensacola seeks to inform its residents, businesses and visitors by engaging in a proactive communications system. This approach recognizes that one of the most effective and quickest ways to communicate City policies and activities to citizens is by working in partnership with the news media.

The Public Information Office:

  • Provides strategic counsel on message development for the Mayor and the various departments, divisions, and enterprises of the City;
  • Plans and executes special events and projects that advance administrative priorities;
  • Manages relationships with local, regional, and national print, broadcast and online media outlets;
  • Organizes Mayoral press conferences, local and national interviews, and announcements.

The Public Information Office also manages digital communications such as the City newsletter and various social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Public Information

September 2020

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  1. Sun Oct. 11

    1. Ocean Hour Bay Bluffs Park Cleanup

  2. Thu Oct. 15

    1. Parks and Recreation Board Meeting

  3. Sun Nov. 8

    1. Ocean Hour Bay Bluffs Park Cleanup

  4. Thu Nov. 19

    1. Parks and Recreation Board Meeting

  5. Sun Dec. 13

    1. Ocean Hour Bay Bluffs Park Cleanup
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  1. Pensacola Strong - Blue Angels Flyover Friday, Sept. 25

    The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will be flying over Pensacola starting at 8 a.m. Friday, Sept. 25 as a tribute to the people of Pensacola and the resiliency of the Pensacola community after Hurricane Sally. Additional Info...

  2. Reminder: Do Not Use Plastic Bags for Yard Debris

    City of Pensacola Sanitation customers are reminded to please place yard debris loose at the curb for pickup. Do not place yard debris in plastic garbage bags. Additional Info...

  3. President Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Escambia County

    President Trump has declared a major disaster exists in Florida from Hurricane Sally, including Escambia County, Florida, for all public assistance. Individual assistance is still under review. Additional Info...

  4. City of Pensacola Hurricane Sally Recovery Update #5

    Information about Hurricane Sally recovery in the City of Pensacola, including debris pickup, damage assessments and more. Additional Info...

  5. City of Pensacola Hurricane Sally Recovery Update #4

    Information about Hurricane Sally recovery in the City of Pensacola, including debris pickup, damage assessments and more. Additional Info...
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