HOW IS Ann Hill QUALIFIED FOR MAYOR?

July 22, 2022 WEAR covered the Pensacola City Council vote on increasing the mayor’s salary, with Ann Hill voting against the proposal.

A 2022 redistricting change dramatically reshaped Pensacola’s District 6 by moving many Black voters out of the district, including Precinct 90 which contributed to Ann Hill’s narrow loss.

August 3, 2022 Ann Hill spoke about the importance of creating recreational opportunities for local youth as construction began on Pensacola’s first public skatepark.

Nov. 23, 2021 Rick's Blog reported on Ann Hill being chosen by fellow council members to serve as Pensacola City Council President.

July 26, 2022 Coverage focused on public waterfront access, recreation, and Bruce Beach's historical significance supported by Ann Hill.

Ann Hill secured funding for major improvements at Magee Field, including a new press box, concession stand, shaded bleachers, and a community center designed to support mentorship,

Ann Hill formed a citizen's committee to collect petitions to force a referendum on the issue, as allowed under the city charter. Before the 60 days were up, Reeves tore down Malcolm Yonge.

September 2019 Ann Hill attended the ribbon cutting for neighborhood improvements at Morris Court Park as part of ongoing parks investment efforts.

November 24, 2020 WUWF News highlighted the first women-majority Pensacola City Council, including Councilwoman Ann Hill.

December 2, 2019 Ann Hill organized a public town hall meeting focused on expanding the Pensacola Bay Paddling Trail and improving waterfront recreation access.

December 16, 2021 During debate over Pensacola’s homeless moratorium, City Council President Ann Hill argued the city should provide meaningful alternatives before enforcement actions.

January 2019 Ann Hill joined volunteers and community leaders in restoring and beautifying Bruce Beach with new trees and public improvements.

July 26, 2022 Ann Hill joined city leaders for the groundbreaking of major improvements at Bruce Beach aimed at expanding public waterfront access, heritage trails and recreation.

November 6, 2018 WEAR News reported Ann Hill’s victory in the District 6 Pensacola City Council election.

June 29, 2018: Polling reported by local media showed Ann Hill leading the Pensacola City Council District 6 campaign.

July 9, 2018 Rick Outzen described Ann Hill as a longtime community activist while previewing local Pensacola election races.

Sept. 16, 2015:  Ann Hill, nominated by Pensacola City Council Member Ronald Townsend, receives perfect attendance report as Secretary of the Community Maritime Park Board of Trustees. 

September 2018 Local election coverage highlighted Ann Hill’s strong performance in the competitive Pensacola District 6 council race.

November 27, 2018 Ann Hill officially took office representing District 6 on the Pensacola City Council following her election victory.