Pensacola City Hall phone numbers: call 311 or 850-436-5555 for city services, plus the mayor, all seven council members, police, code enforcement and more.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Names and numbers come from the City of Pensacola’s Staff Directory, Council Members and Pensacola 311 pages.

City Hall: 222 W. Main St., 850-435-1603. For city services, dial 311 or 850-436-5555. Pensacola has a mayor and a seven-member City Council, the city’s legislative body, with each council member elected by district. A city administrator works in the mayor’s office.

Who to call

  • Emergency (police, fire, ambulance): 911
  • Report a non-emergency city problem: Pensacola 311, dial 311 or 850-436-5555, or submit online
  • Gas leak (Pensacola Energy): 850-474-5300
  • Pensacola Police dispatch: 850-435-1845
  • Water and sewer (ECUA): 850-476-0480

The mayor’s office

Office Name Phone
Mayor D.C. Reeves 850-435-1625
City Administrator David Stafford 850-435-1694
Deputy City Administrator Amy Miller 850-436-5073
Office of the Mayor (main line) 850-435-1604
Public Information Office 850-435-1623

D.C. Reeves has been mayor since 2022, according to the Office of the Mayor page, which also has forms to request a meeting with the mayor or staff, a proclamation or a mayoral visit to an event.

The City Council

The council’s seven members are each elected by district. The council chooses its own president each November, and the president runs the meetings, according to the City Council page.

District Name Phone
District 1 Vice President Jennifer Brahier 850-903-2150
District 2 Charles Bare 850-977-3862
District 3 Casey Jones 850-903-2058
District 4 Jared Moore 850-418-2269
District 5 Teniadé Broughton 850-903-2051
District 6 President Allison Patton 850-977-3892
District 7 Delarian Wiggins 850-903-2055

The council office is on the third floor of City Hall, 850-435-1609. Each member’s page on the city site has an email link and a district map. Not sure of your district? The maps are linked from the Council Members page.

Next meeting: the City Council’s regular meeting is at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, in the City Council Chambers on the first floor of City Hall. The agenda conference before it is at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, in the Hagler-Mason Conference Room on the second floor, per the city’s meeting portal. Regular meetings are usually on the second and fourth Thursdays, except in May, June, July, August, November and December. Agendas usually post the Tuesday before.

Clerk and attorney

Office Name Phone
City Clerk (records, council minutes, legal notices) Ericka Burnett 850-435-1606
Clerk public records requests 850-435-1715
City Attorney Adam Cobb 850-435-1615

The City Attorney’s office represents the city, not residents. For public records held by the police, the department has its own line, 850-435-1915.

City services

Need Who Phone
Police (non-emergency dispatch) Pensacola Police Department 850-435-1845
Police main line Pensacola Police Department, Chief Eric Winstrom 850-435-1900
Fire Department (non-emergency) Pensacola Fire Department, Chief Ginny Cranor 850-436-5200
Trash, recycling, yard waste Sanitation Services 850-435-1890
Natural gas service and bills Pensacola Energy 850-435-1800
Gas leak Pensacola Energy 850-474-5300
Water and sewer Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ECUA) 850-476-0480
Electricity Florida Power & Light 800-225-5797
Code violations Code Enforcement 850-436-5500
Building inspections Building Inspections 850-436-5600
Zoning Planning and Zoning Division 850-435-1670
Business licenses Development Services 850-436-5693
Streets, drainage Public Works 850-435-1755
Parks, pavilions, programs Parks and Recreation 850-436-5670
Airport Pensacola International Airport 850-436-5000

Code enforcement: the city takes complaints through MyGovernmentOnline, where you can track the case, or by phone at 850-436-5500. Under Florida law, as the 311 page explains, a code officer cannot open a case from an anonymous tip; you must give your name and address, unless the problem is an imminent threat to health or safety.

Animal control: the county, not the city, handles it. Escambia County Animal Welfare and Enforcement enforces animal laws “in Escambia County and the City of Pensacola,” according to the county’s Animal Services page. Report a stray at 850-595-0097, ext. 2. The Escambia County Animal Shelter is at 200 W. Fairfield Drive, 850-595-3075.

City or county?

Many addresses with a Pensacola mailing address, including Brent, Ferry Pass, Myrtle Grove, Bellview, Warrington and Ensley, are outside the city limits. There, Escambia County handles roads, code enforcement and permits. The county’s single contact point is Ask MyEscambia, and its Citizen Information Line is 850-471-6600. For help with food, housing or bills, dial 211 (or 850-595-5905), the United Way of Escambia County’s line.

What this means for you

  • For a pothole, a missed pickup or a broken streetlight in the city, start with 311.
  • Council meetings are open to the public, and agendas post on the meeting portal.
  • Live outside the city limits? Call Escambia County instead.

Related: trash and recycling, building permits and zoning, power outages and public notices.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main phone number for Pensacola City Hall?

The main number is 850-435-1603. For non-emergency city service requests, dial 311 or 850-436-5555. City Hall is at 222 W. Main St.

Who is the mayor of Pensacola?

D.C. Reeves, who has been mayor since 2022. The mayor’s office number is 850-435-1625.

What is the Pensacola Police non-emergency number?

The city lists Pensacola Police dispatch at 850-435-1845 and the Police Department’s main line at 850-435-1900. Call 911 for emergencies.

Who handles animal control in Pensacola?

Escambia County Animal Welfare and Enforcement enforces animal laws in the county and the city of Pensacola. Report a stray at 850-595-0097, ext. 2.

How do I report a code violation in Pensacola?

Call Code Enforcement at 850-436-5500 or file a complaint through MyGovernmentOnline. Florida law requires you to give your name and address before an investigation can start.