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Escambia County Accepting Comments On Multi-Year Implementation Plan Amendment
June 14, 2025
Escambia County invites residents to participate in the public comment period for the RESTORE Act Draft Multi-Year Implementation Plan Amendment 4, open now until Friday, June 27.
The MYIP is a plan for projects to be proposed completed using RESTORE funds from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, with three amendments submitted for approval since 2017. Amendment 4 proposes modifying three existing projects and the addition of five new projects. Residents are encouraged to leave feedback on the five new projects before MYIP Amendment 4 is submitted for approval.
The three modified projects include:
Perdido Key Gulf of Mexico Public Access
Perdido Key Beach Public Access – Property Acquisition and Construction
South Navy Boulevard Improvements
The five new projects include:
Bob White Lane and Ziglar Road Water Quality and Drainage Improvements
Ellyson Industrial Park Stormwater Design and Construction
Galvez Landing Design Update and Construction
Marine Dive Garden
Palmetto Phase 2 and Palomar Water Quality and Drainage Improvements
Public comments will be accepted the following ways:
Emailing restore@myescambia.com
By mail: Attention: Ryan Kirby, Natural Resources Management Department, 221 Palafox Place, Pensacola, FL 32502
Via the public comment portal on MyEscambia.com/MYIP.
Comments
4 Responses to “Escambia County Accepting Comments On Multi-Year Implementation Plan Amendment”
What the “H”! HOW ABOUT FIXING PINE FOREST NORTH OF I-10 BEFORE ANYOTHER PROJECT IN THIS COUNTY
How,bout spending some of the money on the Water situation up here in Century,Bratt area for the Water situation,Heck it’s like Flint Michigan up here.,Dont,know if you can drink the water,Bathe in it or what.
how is it possible we still have money from a disaster 14 years ago?….
How about dredging the Escambia river so people can run a boat in it