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20

Jan

2025

Winter Storm Closures

There are many businesses on Pensacola Beach that will be closed due to weather today and Wednesday. Officials have asked drivers to stay off the roads. Check with the individual business or location, if you do not see them listed below.

Tuesday, January 21
Pensacola Beach Elementary School is closed
Santa Rosa County Schools, closed
Escambia County Schools, closed
Escambia County Offices, closed
Pensacola Beach Chamber, closed
Pensacola Beach VIsitors Center, closed
Santa Rosa Island Authority, closed
Pensacola Beach Elk's Lodge, closed
Bamboo Willie's, closed
Sideline's Sports Bar, closed
PegLeg Pete's, closed
Native Cafe, closed
Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier, closed
University of West Florida, closed
Pensacola State College, closed
Escambia County early voting locations, closed
NAS Pensacola, closing at 11 a.m. - 22 Jan at 10 a.m.
Fort Pickens Park Store, closed
Fort Pickens Campground office, closed
Park Headquarters in Gulf Breeze, closed
Opal Beach, Fort Pickens, and Perdido Key entrance stations, closed
Opal Beach and Okaloosa Area restrooms, closed
(Ft. Pickens areas are open for day use)
ECAT buses and the UWF trolleys will not run
ECUA offices, collections delayed by two days
Gulf Breeze Bait and Tackle 
Wednesday, January 22
Pensacola Beach Elementary School is closed
Santa Rosa County Schools, closed
Escambia County Schools, closed
Escambia County Offices, closed
Pensacola Beach Chamber, closed
Pensacola Beach VIsitors Center, closed
Santa Rosa Island Authority, closed
Bamboo Willie's, closed
Native Cafe, closed
Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier, closed
Pensacola State College, closed
University of West Florida, closed
ECAT buses and the UWF trolleys will not run
ECUA, collections delayed by 2 days 
Thursday, January 23
Snowbird Beach Bash cancelled
 

20

Jan

2025

Residents Encouraged to Stay Home During Winter Storm

Escambia County residents are encouraged to stay home and stay off the roadways Tuesday, Jan. 21 and Wednesday, Jan. 22 as snow and ice are expected to create hazardous driving conditions. The National Weather Service in Mobile has Escambia County under a Winter Storm Warning beginning Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 6 a.m. through 6 a.m. Wednesday.

"Our message is simple: Stay home and stay off the roadways," Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore said. "The safety of our residents is our top priority, and road conditions will be unsafe for drivers over the next couple of days due to snow and ice. It is not worth the risk – please stay home and stay safe."

20

Jan

2025

Winter Storm Closures

Tuesday, January 21
Pensacola Beach Elementary School is closed
Santa Rosa County Schools, closed
Escambia County Schools, closed
Escambia County Offices, closed
Pensacola Beach Chamber, closed
Pensacola Beach VIsitors Center, closed
Santa Rosa Island Authority, closed
Pensacola Beach Elk's Lodge, closed
Bamboo Willie's, closed
University of West Florida, closed
Pensacola State College, closed
Escambia County early voting locations, closed
NAS Pensacola, closing at 11 a.m. - 22 Jan at 10 a.m.
Wednesday, January 22
Santa Rosa County Schools, closed
Escambia County Schools, closed
Bamboo Willie's, closed 

19

Jan

2025

Pensacola Beach Elementary School Closed on Tuesday Jan. 21

Principal Rachel Watts announced that Pensacola Beach Elementary School will be closed Tuesday, January 21 due to the winter storm watch. Parents were notified via email on Sunday, January 19. 

19

Jan

2025

Santa Rosa Schools Closed Tuesday and Wednesday

all Santa Rosa County Schools and district offices will be closed on both Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22. All district afterschool activities for Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22 are cancelled as well.

19

Jan

2025

Escambia County Offices, Public Schools to Close Tuesday, Jan. 21

Escambia County offices and Escambia County Public Schools and offices will close Tuesday, Jan. 21 due to the Winter Storm Watch. Essential employees such as first responders will remain available.

17

Jan

2025

Pensacola Beach Lifeguards Announce Increased Starting Hourly Pay

Pensacola Beach Public Safety is excited to announce a new starting hourly rate of $19.76 for seasonal lifeguards. 

NOW HIRING: Interested in Becoming a Pensacola Beach Lifeguard? Pensacola Beach Lifeguards will host a tryout on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025, at 10 a.m.

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