
Partner News 9/22
Hurricane Sally Dear Pensacola Beach Chamber Members, On Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2020, Hurricane Sally made landfall near Gulf Shores, Ala. at 4:45 a.m. as a Category 2 storm with sustained winds of 105 mph and gusts of 120+ mph. Our beach and surrounding areas have suffered immense damage. As we proceed forward with clean up and repairs, we want to let our Chamber members and community know we are here as a resource and to provide support if/when needed. Please check in with us to let us know how you and your business are doing and what we can possibly do to help you. If you have any resources we can share with others, please let us know that as well. We have put together some available resources below and I am personally answering all phone calls/emails to answer whatever questions I can. Patty Spradling Executive Director Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce Visitor Information Center penbeach@visitpensacolabeach.com P 850-932-1500/ C 850-377-6536
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Updated 9/23 1:12p
- Adventures Unlimited (Milton) - Campground and most cabins are available this weekend. Limited river trips to be available. The zip line tours are supposed to be reopened October 4.
- Bamboo Willie's is closed
- Best Western Beachside Resort - Closed until further notice
- Café Nola - Open 11 am to 6pm
- Casino Beach Bar and Grille – CLOSED until further noticed
- Condor Sailing Adventures - Closed reopening 1 December
- Crabs - Open 11 am to 10 pm
- Drift - CLOSED until further notice
- Fast Eddies (Pensacola) - Open 3pm to 9pm
- Fish Heads - Closed until further notice
- Flounders Chowder House - Open 12 pm- 2pm and 5 pm to 7 pm
- Frisky Dolphin - Bar open today, Restaurant will be open tomorrow
- Ft. Pickens - Closed
- Gulfarium - Open 9 am to 430 pm
- Gulf Coast Brewery (Pensacola) - open regular hours
- Hemingway's is closed
- Hilton Pensacola Beach - Open
- Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Beach - Closed until further notice
- Hooters is closed
- Islander Beach Bar- Open
- Lapayita- Closed until further notice
- Lazy Days expected to open 9/24
- Margaritaville Beach Hotel - Closed until further notice
- Native Café - Closed - Open 7:30 - 2:00 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays Masks Required
- Paddy Olearys Irish Pub - Open 11 am-230am
- Papas Pizza - 11 am to 10 pm
- Paradise Inn - Open Bar and Grill 9/29 Reservations limited Open now
- Peg Leg Pete's - Open 11 am
- Our Lady of Assumption- Open Business hours: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m.-12 p.m.; Wednesday 9:15 a.m. -12 p.m., Friday maintenance person on site in the morning. Mass: Sunday 9:45am
- Pensacola Bay Cruises- Operations have stopped until further notice
- Radical Rides - expected to open this weekend 9/26-27
- Red Fish Blue Fish - Open from 11 am to 10 pm
- Shaggys- Open 11 am to 9 pm
- Sneaky Tiki Bar- Open Daily 1pm-9pm
- Sidelines - Open
- Spring Hill Suites - Temporarily Closed
- The Break Beach Bar- Open 11am to 12 pm
- The Breeze 8 (Gulf Breeze) - Open 12pm to 10pm
- Water Pig – Open 11 am to 10 pm
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PERMITS
Theresa from Escambia County Building Inspections is set up in our meeting room each day until (not sure). She will be issuing permits for emergency repairs per, the emergency order from 8:00 to 3:30.
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Gulf Power Updates Huge thank you to Gulf Power and all of their partners from around the country that have been working tirelessly to get the power back on to all in our community. Visit their storm website here for current information on outages and restoration information. Please do not call 9-1-1 to report power outages. Gulf Power knows when your power is out. You can track outages on their outage map from your smartphone on the Gulf Power Outage Map or report power outages online here. Never touch a fallen power line and assume all wires on the ground are electrically charged. |
Emerald Coast Utilities Authority Effective immediately, the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority is issuing a system-wide Precautionary Boil Water Notice (PBWN) to its water system customers. This notice is in response to the significant and wide-spread damages sustained from Hurricane Sally. ECUA crews are already out in the field working to locate, isolate, and repair main breaks in order to restore service as quickly as possible. Although the majority of our customers remain in service, there are too many main breaks that require a PBWN for it to be practical to issue separate notices during this initial emergency response. Once the number of pending repairs is significantly reduced, the ECUA will revert to issuing separate notices for individual areas. We ask for our customers’ patience and understanding as we work to repair hundreds of breaks, giving priority to our hospitals, dialysis centers, and other critical care facilities.
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