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Pensacola debris pickup: first pass to take 4 to 5 weeks
Pensacola's first debris pass will take 4 to 5 weeks, and crews may take one pile and leave the next. How the order works, what to report to 311, and when recycling returns.
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SailGP
SailGP opens its first year-round training base in Pensacola
Britain's SailGP team is the first to train at the league's new base at American Magic's center in Pensacola. Six teams have booked time before the Nov. 21-22 Dubai race.
Hurricane Isaias
Isaias roof tarps and tree removal: CRA grants in 3 areas
Pensacola's CRA will pay for tarps, boarded windows and fallen-tree removal on storm-hit homes in its Eastside, Westside and Urban Core districts. How to apply.
Hurricane Isaias
No FEMA aid for Isaias households yet in Escambia
Escambia's federal emergency declaration covers government costs, not homeowners. FEMA shows no individual aid for Isaias yet. How to report damage now.
Hurricane Isaias
Pensacola after Isaias: schools open, debris pass 4-5 weeks
Schools, UWF and PSC reopened Oct. 19 and the first debris pass will take 4 to 5 weeks. Which Pensacola parks are open, recycling from Oct. 26, and where to get help.
Parks
Pensacola residents pick Fricker Center playground by Oct. 23
City residents have until Friday, Oct. 23, to choose one of two playground designs for the $9.5 million Fricker Resource Center renovation, due to reopen in 2027.