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Sherri Myers For Uptown Elect Sherri Myers for District 2! The Voice For Uptown. Sherri Myers has served on the city council of Pensacola for 12 years.

She is a strong and tireless advocate for good government, strong neighborhoods, fair share of the city's resources. Sherri believes empowering everyday working-class people builds strong cities. Sherri is running on her record that shows her strong commitment to the rule of law and transparency in government.

11/02/2026
11/02/2026
10/31/2026

Just coincidentally I just happened to stop at Firehouse Subs because I was at a cat adoption event at PetSuperMarket and got hungry. I went in and orderd the kids meal and picked the only seat available. While I was eating I turned around and saw this wonderful mural of a firetruck from Firehouse 3! How cool was that?! I asked a customer to take my picture. While I was in there an older man mentioned to me that he was a retired city firemen. If you know me, you know how special the Firehouse is to me. ❤️

Want more of this for City of Pensacola,  District 2 Uptown?** Early Voting is happening now!* General Election Voting i...
10/26/2026

Want more of this for City of Pensacola, District 2 Uptown?

** Early Voting is happening now!
* General Election Voting is November 3rd!

You may have seen my post card mailer in your mailbox, but just in case you missed it, here it here! District 2 is the H...
10/25/2026

You may have seen my post card mailer in your mailbox, but just in case you missed it, here it here! District 2 is the Heart of Uptown, my home, and my mission. Early voting has started and the General Election is November 3rd! Be sure to get out and vote!

P.S. Please come visit my personal FB account for more information, if you are interested in following my ongoing participation in the City, projects, and advocacy. Sherri Myers

I am standing on Davis Hwy looking down at what was a creek. Now damned up and over grown with popcorn trees and other i...
09/28/2026

I am standing on Davis Hwy looking down at what was a creek. Now damned up and over grown with popcorn trees and other invasive species. Just 5 years ago the creek was still flowing.

FIRE STATION  #3. The fire station located at 2750 Summit was one of the oldest fire stations in the city. In 2004 it su...
09/16/2026

FIRE STATION #3. The fire station located at 2750 Summit was one of the oldest fire stations in the city. In 2004 it suffered substantial damage due to Hurricane Ivan, but regardless the men and women who were trained first responders kept working, kept putting out fires, kept answering emergency calls, kept helping citizens like me when my mom needed assistance getting back in the bed. They kept doing what they always do - looking out for the needs of the residents. But, their government was not looking out for them. Fire Station #3 could have been rebuilt with LOST funds, Series 3. But it took getting LOST 4 series and borrowing the funds against LOST 4 to get the station rebuilt. In 2011, when I first took office there was only $65,275.00 left in LOST 3. The council hired a consultant to evaluate the building. The report only examined what was visible. The contract made it clear they were not going behind the wall. So, the problem persisted. The fire fighters kept working and the union president kept complaining. I went there in 2015 to see for myself and what I found was shocking - black mold and water stains through out the building. I decided enough was enough. I drafted an emergency ordinance that required the city to immediately take action to remove people from the building and to rebuild Fire Station #3. At the January 14, 2016 agenda conference two councilmen tried to get the item removed, but I fought back insisting the item go forward to the regular council meeting. At that meeting I pulled the item but don’t know why and the video of that meeting is missing. However, in March of 2017, the council held a workshop for LOST allocating $3 million to rebuild Fire Station #3, per my request.
The larger issue is related to the political campaign going on right now over LOST ( local option sales tax) that requires a sales transaction.The state of Florida has a 6% tax, but allows local governments to add an additional tax if voters approve it. You no doubt have seen a lot of signs posted in front of banks and realtors offices. Even the government is showing you pictures of projects that were built with LOST. What they are not showing you is the truth. Fire Station #3 could have been rebuilt years earlier with Series 3 funds, but those in charge had other priorities. Before you vote to tax yourself for the benefit of banks and realtors do you due diligence. Ask yourself if you trust the government.

Beautiful sunset in Uptown District 2.
08/29/2026

Beautiful sunset in Uptown District 2.

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