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How much has Pensacola spent on homelessness programs?

Pensacola has allocated $2.2 million to homelessness programs, but so far only $488,500 has gone out the door.

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Homeless shelter opens on Palafox Street in Pensacola

Director of the new Max-Well Respite Center Melissa Johnson opened the new homeless shelter Friday, seeking to change the life of Pensacola s homeless.

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Pensacola homelessness: How far has $1 5M funding gone in 3 months?

Three new homeless shelters are set to launch in Pensacola, Florida in the next two months, and two other programs are already up and running.

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Homeless center near Pensacola High worries ECSD school board, parents

Escambia County School Board general counsel Ellen Odom said the board is looking at what actions they may need to take to keep students safe.

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Pensacola homeless: City to fund shelter sites, hotel vouchers, day center

After months of back and forth on how best to spend the money, the city has started allocating $3 million in federal funding for homelessness.

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