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Tippin Park, Woodland Heights projects in jeopardy as costs rise

Rising prices are taking a toll on city projects, and the Pensacola City Council is looking to prioritize what city projects to move forward with.

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Pensacola offers Baptist $500,000 for park, wants 500 affordable homes

Pensacola will offer Baptist Hospital $500,000 to buy the historic Kupfrian House and surrounding property for a community park.

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Pensacola City Council approves mayor salary increase

Pensacola City Council voted 5-2 Thursday to approve a pay increase for the next mayor in an effort to bring Pensacola in line with other cities.

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Pensacola Charter: Council rejects appeals for department head firings

City Council rejected a proposed change to the city s charter that would have given the council greater power in firing decisions, two-term limits.

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Pensacola garbage collection fee could see 14 6% increase

Pensacola is considering raising a 14.6% increase in its garbage collection fee for the next year and smaller rate increases for the next four years.

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