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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: May 2011

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Monday, May 2, 2011. The City Council is looking for nominees for two boards. Serving on city boards is one way that citizens can take a more active role in the city government, and I hope that you will consider serving on one. Please let me know if you might be interested in serving on either of this boards. Nominations are due by this Friday, May 6. Posted by Megan Pratt. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). To receive a notice of new blog posts, please provide your email here:. View my complete profile.

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: Bay Bridge Comments

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011. The state has determined that the Pensacola Bay Bridge needs to be replaced. It is several years off, but they are starting the planning now. They are requesting comments from the public on any priorities that should be considered. Anyone with suggestions should access the Efficient Transportation Decision Making (ETDM) Web site. On that site, you can search for the bay bridge project, and there is a link for submitting comments. 6 lanes, 8 lanes, 4 lanes. Posted by Megan Pratt.

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Larry B. Johnson: March 2010

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Larry B. Johnson. Pensacola City Council, District 4. Larry B. Johnson. Pensacola, Florida, United States. I represent District 4 on the Pensacola City Council. View my complete profile. Insider Deal of the Day at the City and A View of the Alphabet Man. Pensacola wrap-up: week ending Aug. 27. Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large. GREENING PENSACOLA: Today for Tomorrow. Sam Hall, Pensacola City Council, District 2. BP's Worthless CEO Shuffle. Moving forward on the Community Maritime Park. Mr Well...

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: October 2010

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Monday, October 25, 2010. Technology Park and Admiral Mason Pond. One question that I get asked often is what the city is doing to recruit high tech businesses, often with the request that the city use surplus property as a lure. I want to share with you a bit of information about two related projects that are currently underway. You might have heard about them at some point, but there is great forward momentum now, and I'd like to bring you up to date. Meeting the stormwater retention requirements. ...

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: September 2010

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Saturday, September 25, 2010. Recently I had a conversation with a friend. She mentioned how informative a tour she took of the San Francisco landfill was and commented how neat it would be to have such things here. To her surprise, I told her that we do have them, that I've been on the tour, and the tours here, too, are really interesting and informative. If you can't get away for a tour, you can read my blog post about my visit. You can also view a video. Posted by Megan Pratt. December 15 - Rubbish!

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: October 2012

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Thursday, October 11, 2012. For many years Pensacola has been working to accommodate a variety of modes of transportation on city streets. Sidewalks and bike lanes can be seen sporadically throughout the city. The city now is focusing on creating a bicycle and pedestrian network throughout the city. Such a network would connect neighborhoods to employment centers and other amenities. In our effort to design the network and target improvements, we are looking for citizen input. Please share the survey.

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: February 2011

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Thursday, February 17, 2011. Great American Cleanup in Pensacola. If you can't make it to one of these events, consider partnering with your neighbors to do a pick up in your local park. Or take a family walk with a garbage bag and see how fast you can fill it. If you do want to coordinate a special event, whether picking up litter, planting flowers, or sprucing up neighborhood entrances or public parks, contact Clean and Green. Contact Clean and Green. March 12th, 8:30-11:30AM. Kickoff Time: 8:30 am.

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: May 2012

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Tuesday, May 22, 2012. Recently I emailed many of you asking if you would be interested in serving on the City Council's Audit Selection Committee. I was pleasantly surprised by the number of you who replied with a willingness to serve. So I am going to take my chances again. The City Council is looking to appoint people to many different boards. In all cases, the nominations are due by June 1. If you are interested in any of these boards, please let me know, and I will consider nominating you. To receiv...

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Megan Pratt, Pensacola City Council At-Large: August 2011

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011. The state has determined that the Pensacola Bay Bridge needs to be replaced. It is several years off, but they are starting the planning now. They are requesting comments from the public on any priorities that should be considered. Anyone with suggestions should access the Efficient Transportation Decision Making (ETDM) Web site. On that site, you can search for the bay bridge project, and there is a link for submitting comments. 6 lanes, 8 lanes, 4 lanes. Posted by Megan Pratt.