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Escambia District 5 Town Hall Meeting Planned
February 12, 2013
Escambia County District 5 Commissioner Steven Barry will hold his first town hall meeting since taking office later this month in Molino.
The public meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, February 25, at the Molino Community Center at 6450 Highway 95A North.
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4 Responses to “Escambia District 5 Town Hall Meeting Planned”
Everyone that can attend try to be there. we the people of the County need to let the leaders of the county who is incharge. Steve is the new person over Dist 5, so lets see what he can or will do for the district and the people in Dist 5. a large portion of Dist 5 pays property taxes and get no services ie:road and drainage+ more. if you pay for something and not get is that not stealing…
Right after the Townhall meeting there will be a neighborhood watch meeting in room 123 of the Molino Community Center, same building, just down the hall. Please come…everyone is welcome! There will be a guest speaker from the sheriff’s department there.
PLEASE attend your townhall meeting…this is for all of us to voice our opinions! If you remain silent, then don’t complain about what the County Commisiioners do! Remember the squeeky wheel gets the oil! Let them know what you think!
So go to the meeting and be involved.
Would be nice to hear an update on the Cove Landfill…you know, the one directly adjacent to an elementary school…the fire is apparently out, but we know it’ll be business as usual before long.
That being said, the smell from this place does not seem to be quite as strong as it was before the fire…wonder if they’re doing something different since they may be under the microscope.
Residents, neighbors, students, teachers deserve to know