The Ann Plan
Key Priorities
- FREE DOWNTOWN PARKING
- Smart spending—end boondoggles
- Stop nickel-and-diming taxpayers
- Reopen The Bluffs
- Reliable curbside recycling
- Strengthen Heritage Tree Protection
- Lower liens, taxes, and fines
- Restore local fisheries and wildlife
- Complete Chappie James Plaza
- City-managed youth programs
- Rebuild Malcolm Yonge Gym
- Restore Carpenter’s Creek and Long Hollow Pond
- Expand public boating and waterfront access
- Protect historic neighborhoods
- Improved bus stops and transit
- Liaison mental health and rehabilitation services
- Make Pensacola more affordable
- Celebrate heritage trails and history
- Strengthen military partnerships
- Support first responders
- Expand ADA accessibility
Why am I running for Mayor?
My kids are seventh-generation Pensacolians, dating back to the original land grants of the Perdido Suarez family and the Nix seafood industry. I am deeply rooted in the history of this area, and will lead our community forward while balancing progress with preservation.
My husband's parents were longtime Pensacola natives who met at the downtown USO, and his father worked on airplanes at both Eglin AFB and Pensacola NAS. I moved to Pensacola in the 1990s, after decades of coming here to visit them, and we decided to raise our children in the schools of Pensacola -- Sacred Heart, St. John's and Catholic High.
Having served on numerous local boards since the 1990s, including my most recent role as President of the City Council, I have the experience and leadership necessary to move our city forward, with your support.
How am I different than D.C. Reeves?
The Ann Plan is about putting Pensacola first—investing in neighborhoods, parks, public spaces, and youth programs, while protecting our historic character and waterfront. It focuses on smart budgeting, ending wasteful spending and subsidies, and giving residents more say in how city funds are used.
Investing in these priorities strengthens neighborhoods, creates jobs, restores our environment, and ensures every dollar serves the people—not special interests.
By restoring our bays and bayous, supporting local businesses, and creating accessible infrastructure, Ann Hill’s plan builds a thriving, affordable, and beautiful Pensacola for everyone.
City Council President Ann Hill for Mayor 2026