Tag: Charles Bare
Bare caps productive four-year term on Pensacola City Council
There was hardly a dry eye in the Pensacola City Council's chambers Tuesday as popular city councilman Charles Bare wrapped up a wildly productive four-year...
Our view: Under Bare presidency, Pensacola council’s dysfunction is sickening
If you read our story about an effort by one Pensacola councilman to oust the council president, you’re probably mad.
Us, too.
Charles Bare is a bad...
Pensacola councilman wants to remove council president
Frustrated by the Pensacola City Council's increasingly lengthy meetings, Councilman Larry B. Johnson is taking aim at the man he believes is to blame:...
Our view: Bare’s push for more government disappointing
More government, not less, seems to be the Pensacola City Council's mantra under the leadership of Charles Bare, who took over as council president...
Pensacola council could hire two more staffers
For the second time this year, Pensacola city council president Charles Bare is asking council members to sign off on the hire of two...
Pensacola DIB could move offices to City Hall
Pensacola's Downtown Improvement Board needs a new home, and it's looking more likely that they'll find it at City Hall.
The agency — which manages downtown parking...
Our view: Bare’s embarrassing start as council president
In a recent interview with Pensacola Magazine, Pensacola city council president Charles Bare asserted that city council members like himself deserve to park for free...
Pensacola council passes a food truck ordinance (again)
For the second time in four months, the Pensacola City Council has adopted a food truck ordinance.
The council voted 6-2 on Thursday to adopt...
Pensacola council grants final approval on Studer incentive
At a marathon five-and-a-half-hour meeting Wednesday, the Pensacola City Council gave final approval to a multimillion-dollar property tax incentive for a major downtown development.
Council members...
Pensacola council finally poised to act on food trucks
After discussing food trucks for more than two years, it appears the Pensacola City Council is finally ready to take action.
Currently, the city has no...





























