Escambia Approves RESTORE Funding Spends, Including Cantonment Community Center, O.C. Phillips Bridge

January 24, 2024

Tuesday, the Escambia County Commission approved Escambia County’s RESTORE Act Draft Multi-Year Implementation Plan Amendment 3, including funding for a Cantonment Community Center and the replacement of a bridge on O.C. Phillips Road near Walnut Hill.

In addition to 2 million for the O.C. Phillips Bridge Replacement and $1.1 million for the construction of a Cantonment Community Center, other projects include:

  • 550,000 for Bayou Grande Watershed Management Plan;
  • $264,843 for Carpenter Creek Headwaters – CCWMP Site 16;
  • $1.1 million for Palafox Complete Street Construction;
  • $2.75 million for Pensacola Beach Bob Sikes Fishing Pier Rehabilitation;
  • $3.6 million for Perdido Key Beach Public Access Property Acquisition and Construction;
  • $550,000 for South Navy Boulevard Improvements.

Comments

One Response to “Escambia Approves RESTORE Funding Spends, Including Cantonment Community Center, O.C. Phillips Bridge”

  1. L. B. on January 24th, 2024 1:05 pm

    Can someone tell the community where it is to be built, how will it look? Who’s making these dicisions for the Cantonment Community? We don’t need anymore Trailors, we need permant buildings to be Multi-purpose, parking, security, able to accomidate at least 200 or more people, used for shelter use during time of storms, Wedding receptions, Family Re-unions, ets;