What's Up
C'mon and Take a Free Ride! -

The Beach’s complimentary trolley service travels along the island avenues beginning Friday, May 24. It rolls from 4 p.m. until midnight everyday until Labor Day Monday, September 2.

Beach Route Map, click here 
Dog Parks Open -
Fluffy and Fido can go to the Beach! Pensacola Beach Dog parks are open daily from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m .

Parks are located Gulfside.

 The West End park is located immediately west of the last condos on the Gulfside of Ft. Pickens Road - adjacent to the Gulf Winds Condos at 1299 Fort Pickens Road. The dune walkerover is marked as 5B. The East End park is at the Gulfside parking lot past Portofino which is identified by a siren pole.

All dogs are required to be on a leash, and signs will be posted to designate dog-friendly areas. Doggie bags, disposal bins and handy wipes will be available at both locations.
For more information, please contact Robbie Lofty at (850) 932-2257.
 
PreviousNext

Recent Articles

Island Times News
Pick up the Island Times at your favorite Pensacola Beach businesses; in downtown Gulf Breeze and Pensacola...RELAX and catch up on the news on the island.
Some of the best things in life are Free!

The Beach's news available worldwide - delivered to your mailbox.

Read Current Issue online now!

What Happened

MAY 22: Santa Rosa Island Authority Committees approved report on design/preparation to bid new Visitors Center; Gulf Coast Summerfest Concert on Aug 31; $10,000 donation to Naval Museum Foundation; The Drowsy Poet Coffee House and Ministry to locate at Innerlight; Hot Spots tackle and fishing charters to locate at Innerlight; Segway Tours originating from Tiki Island. Revenue for March is up over last 2012. Bids to landscape island avenues were opened May 9. The items go to the Full Board, June 12 at 5 p.m.

May 22: 38 Military Anglers brought in a record catch of Amberjack and Mingo Snapper. Congrats to Jim Knell for a successful 8th Military Fishing Expedition. The Sandshaker's Sonny Campbell was honored in a recognition ceremony for his heroics as a Scout Sniper in the United States Marine Corp during Vietnam. Special thanks to businesses who assisted. The Grand Marlin has been a major sponsor of this event. Owner Cindy Lumpkin went fishing with the group.

 MAY 12: Pensacola Symphony Orchestra performed to a packed crowd at the Symphony By The Sea Mother's Day Concert at the Gulfside Pavilion. This concert, along with the Bands on the Beach are funded by commercial and residential lease fees.

MAY 12: Nineteen athletes took on a Sprint Triathlon under the direction of MPI coaches and staff at Portofino.

MAY 7: Pensacola Beach Chamber and Pensacola Beach Advocates met to prepare critieria to grade RESTORE projects. Their suggestions will be presented to the RESTORE Committee, Monday, May 20.

MAY 6: Spanish Delegation visits Pensacola Beach and receives a warm welcome from SRIA Director Buck Lee.

MAY 1: SRIA Full Board approved the Turtle Lighting Ordinance,  the lease modification that allows LaFitte Cove sand to be dredged by the County and remain on the island, and Wilderness Graphics to print and install signs on the Eco Trail. Chairman Campanella instituted a rule that all speakers must sign in prior to meeting. No speaker request forms will be accepted during the meeting, even if discussion spurs the public's willingness to give input.