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Adopting Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2025-98 for Florida Commerce Community Development Block Grant Award Agreement No. H2002, disaster relief funding for the Port of Pensacola

Adopting Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2025-98 for Florida Commerce Community Development Block Grant Award Agreement No. H2002

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Adopting Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2025-98 for Florida Commerce Community Development Block Grant Award Agreement No. H2002, disaster relief funding for the Port of Pensacola

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, January 15, 2026
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CityPensacola City CouncilFailed Jan 15

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  • Jennifer BrahierDistrict 1Voted no
  • Charles BareDistrict 2Voted no
  • Casey JonesDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Jared MooreDistrict 4Voted yes
  • Teniade BroughtonDistrict 5Voted yes
  • Allison PattonDistrict 6Voted no
  • Delarian WigginsDistrict 7Voted no

Whole board: failed 3 to 4, Jan 15

Decided, Jan 15: The council voted 3 to 4 on the item 25. 26-59 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET RESOLUTION NO. 2025-98 - FLORIDA COMMERCE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AWARD AGREEMENT NO. H2002 - DISASTER RELIEF FUNDING FOR PORT OF PENSACOLA: motion to adopt. It failed.

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