Pensacola has an affordable housing crisis. A proposed land bank program is eyed as the answer.
Admin Feb, 26, 2022Emma Kennedy | Published on Feb. 25, 2022 on Pensacola News Journal The city of Pensacola is eyeing a new policy to buy property that could pave…
Mayor Robinson Recognizes Local Leaders for Their Work Relocating Campers
Admin Feb, 25, 2022Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinion shared the following message on his Facebook on Thursday: "Today I was proud to recognize several nonprofit groups and their leaders who…
The I-110 homeless camp is gone, but work goes on to find former residents permanent homes
Admin Feb, 14, 2022By: JIM LITTLE | PENSACOLA NEWS JOURNAL | February 10, 2022 Although the encampment under Interstate 110 camp is now gone, work has not stopped to find the people who were…
Affordable Housing Downtown? Pensacola Rolls Out New Incentive for Developers
Admin Feb, 10, 2022By: Emma Kennedy on Pensacola News Journal | Published: February 10, 2022 Pensacola has launched a new tax rebate policy as the first incentive for large-scale developers to build…
How Significant Is Pensacola’s Homelessness? Point-in-Time Survey Aims to Find Out
Admin Feb, 09, 2022By: Emma Kennedy on Pensacola News Journal | Published: Jan 24, 2022 A group of homeless men trickled into the Serving the Hungry soup kitchen on Tarragona…
Mental Health Task Force Launches “Ask 5” Campaign
Admin Feb, 02, 2022Written by: Pulse Staff on The Pulse Pensacola published on January 31, 2022 Mental health can’t be emphasized enough. The next equally important concern is…
