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Main Library Reopened After Gas Leak
April 20, 2016
UPDATE: THE LIBRARY IS NOW OPEN.
The Pensacola Library, located at 239 North Spring Street, is closed until further notice due to a gas leak caused by construction activities.
Pensacola Energy and Escambia County Risk Management officials are evaluating the situation. Escambia County officials will notify the public when the library has reopened.
Other branch libraries, such as Tyron, Century and Molino, remain open as usual.
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One Response to “Main Library Reopened After Gas Leak”
They should have notified the people living in the neighborhood!