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Residents Discuss Parks, Dirt Roads During Davisville Town Hall Meeting
March 22, 2016
Escambia County Commissioner Steven Barry held a town hall meeting Monday afternoon at the Davisville Community.
A small crowd of local residents expressed their concerns and asked question about the status of numerous county projects. Most were concerned about paving dirt roads and various park improvements.
On the subject of local parks, residents learned that water fountains are being installed in the next week or so at the Travis Nelson Park in Bratt. Construction will begin by June on a paved walking track at the Walnut Hill Community Center, then crews will move south to pave a walking track behind the Molino Community Complex on Highway 95A.
Pictured top: District 5 resident Angus Brewton speaks during a town hall meeting Monday afternoon as his wife, Gayle Brewton, listens. Pictured inset: Commissioner Steven Barry listens to a speaker during the town hall meeting at the Davisville Community Center. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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