Latest Headlines
- Escambia School Board Buys 36 Acres For $3.9 Million For New Beulah School
- Century Spending Over $3.3 Million On Five Sewage Lift Stations
- Man Gets 50 Years In Prison For 2022 Murder At Cantonment Gas Station
- Pedestrian Checking Trailer Tire Struck By Car In Two Vehicle Crash Near Century
- State Funding $240 Million Beulah I-10 Interchange
- Failed Urban Development Century YouthFirst Program Finally Repays Unsecured Loan From Century
- Escambia Public School Hosting Job Fair On July 29
- Woman Arrested In Kentucky For Fatal 2023 Escambia County Hit And Run
- ‘Operation Southern Slow Down; Targets Speeding In Five States
- Atmore Man, Century Woman Arrested During Suspicious Vehicle Investigation
District 5 Commissioner Barry To Hold Town Hall Meeting In Molino
June 15, 2021
Escambia County District 5 Commissioner Steven Barry will host a town hall meeting on Monday, June 28 at 5:30 p.m. at the Molino Community Center.
Residents are invited and encouraged to attend the open forum event.
The Molino Community Center is located at 6450 Highway 95A.
Pictured: Escambia County District 5 Commissioner Steven Barry at February 2019 town hall meeting at the Molino Community Center. NorthEscambia.com file photos.
Comments
7 Responses to “District 5 Commissioner Barry To Hold Town Hall Meeting In Molino”
Time for a change. Yes he did a good job at first. I know how ever several people who have contacted him,With concern an question. He never return their call. Remember we need to hold these offices to 2 terms..seems like they always lose their way, an become more concern with the politics…kinda like sheriff Morgan did..then we the people end up disappointed…
He is a good man does his duty
No need to attend. He’s gonna smile, pat his self on the back and make sincere promises. Same ole same ole. Term limits on these part time moochers.
Please attend this meeting to voice your concern about Barry being okay with letting the Century family get away without paying THOUSANDS of dollars of property taxes! Why should this family be treated any differently than the rest of us? Especially seniors who are on fixed incomes who have scraped & saved to pay their taxes on time. The county is setting itself up for lawsuits if they allow this family to NOT pay their taxes but exclude the rest of us from this ‘deal’!
Is there a link to a website that lists the intended topics for discussions and/or agenda for the meeting? If so, please share the link.
term limits, no pension, keep day job.
Term Limits…no pensions…just short time
public service & keep day job !