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County Set To Remove, Destroy RV That’s Parked By A Molino Road
August 15, 2023
The Escambia County Commission is set to order the removal and destruction of a recreational vehicle in Molino.
A man was living in the RV camper parked on county right of way at the end of McKinnonville Road, according to a complaint received by Code Enforcement in early March 2023. A follow-up inspection found that the man left and abandoned the RV.
Code Enforcement said there were no traceable tags on vehicle identification numbers on the camper.
Officials said the camper is also hampering the county road department from preventing overgrowth on the right of way.
The county commission will vote on a recommendation to remove and destroy the RV at their meeting on Wednesday.
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8 Responses to “County Set To Remove, Destroy RV That’s Parked By A Molino Road”
People get down on their luck an Escambia doesn’t have a good track record of helping the homeless. In fact he was probably ran out of Pensacola.
Homelessness is a problem due to the rise of inflation and other circumstances that are not mitigated at all people do need help this RV could be salvaged painted and fixed up a bit and make a place for someone to live rather than destroy it that’s a better solution than leaving people in the woods to live everybody’s not filthy rich nor do they have the resources to support yourself even though SSI or social security the maximum social security payment now is $900 a month for SSI people it’s impossible to support yourself on that amount of money
@SwampGas – I’m not sure what area(s) of Esc Cnty you’re traversing, but trash on every intersection? Simply not true. Yes, there are problem areas, but EVERY intersection? Really?
The county has allowed the homeless to trash Escambia County except for their bread and butter Pensacola beach. The trash in these pictures looks just like the trash you see at most intersections in Escambia County excluding the beach. Its a crying shame that the tax payers have to look at this filth day in and day out as we drive around the town and streets our hard earned tax dollars pay for while the bums stand their with there card board sign. Deplorable.
@ Me…. Escambia Code Enforcement has investigated that trailer in the Winn Dixie parking lot twice. The trailer owner has permission from the management of Winn Dixie to have it there temporarily. They anticipate it being moved by the end of August.
Yes to the fact there is that RV parked on the Winn Dixie parking lot. Are they open for the locals to park their RVs there now? Curtains did go up in that one parked in the lot several weeks ago so not everyone inhabiting that place is dead, obviously. It has been there for several months. That is a fact.
There is an RV parked in the Winn Dixie parking lot, on 29, has been sitting in same spot for what seems like 2 months, at least. It has no tag. I never see anyone around it. Could be suspicious.
They need to do something about the people on Old Flomaton Road behind the RR tracks by the dollar store… They got trailers RVs Sheds they done knocked down several street signs and Idk where they went. This looks great compared to that place.