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DESCRIPTION:Escambia County District 1 Commissioner Jeff Bergosh and county
staff invite the public to a ribbon cutting for the Perdido Key Multi-Use
Path Tuesday\, July 23\, at 11 a.m. The ribbon cutting will take place at
the Perdido Key Visitors Information Center\, located at 15500 Perdido Ke
y Dr."The multi-use path is a fantastic amenity for Perdido Key\," Commiss
ioner Bergosh said. "I'm excited to officially open it up during our summe
r season\, where residents and visitors can get outside and explore the ar
ea's natural beauty\, and I'm thrilled to see the multi-use path already b
eing well-used by pedestrians and bicyclists. This is the culmination of y
ears of hard work\, and I'm thankful to our staff for their diligence in c
ompleting this project."The Perdido Key Multi-Use Path was identified as a
priority in the Perdido Key Master Plan\, along with the Florida-Alabama
Transportation Planning Organization&rsquo\;s 2018-2022 Pedestrian/Bicycle
Master Plans.The multi-use path is designed for pedestrians and bicycles\
, with motorized vehicles prohibited. The Perdido Key Drive Multi Use Path
East project extends from River Road to the western boundary of Perdido K
ey State Park\, spanning 4.26 miles in length. The western portion of the
path runs approximately 2.3 miles eastward from the Florida-Alabama state
line.This project aims to provide better connectivity along Perdido Key\,
while providing opportunities for alternative means of transportation such
as walking or biking. With the completion of the Perdido Key Multi-Use Pa
th\, residents and visitors can more easily access and travel between resi
dential\, commercial and recreational areas throughout Perdido Key.The Per
dido Key Multi-Use Path project also includes an extensive wildlife mitiga
tion program to protect critical habitat for endangered species.For more i
nformation on the Perdido Key Multi-Use Path\, visit \;MyEscambia.com/
projects.Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Parking InformationThe ceremony will begi
n indoors at the Perdido Key Visitors Information Center\, then will move
outside to the multi-use path for the ribbon cutting.
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DTSTAMP:20260910T122354Z
DTSTART:20240723T160000Z
LOCATION:15500 Perdido Key Dr., Perdido Key
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Perdido Key Multi-Use Path Ribbon Cutting
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Escambia County District 1 Commissioner Jef
f Bergosh and county staff invite the public to a ribbon cutting for the P
erdido Key Multi-Use Path Tuesday\, July 23\, at 11 a.m. The ribbon cuttin
g will take place at the Perdido Key Visitors Information Center\, located
at 15500 Perdido Key Dr.
"The multi-use path is a fantastic amenity
for Perdido Key\," Commissioner Bergosh said. "I'm excited to officially
open it up during our summer season\, where residents and visitors can get
outside and explore the area's natural beauty\, and I'm thrilled to see t
he multi-use path already being well-used by pedestrians and bicyclists. T
his is the culmination of years of hard work\, and I'm thankful to our sta
ff for their diligence in completing this project."
The Perdido Key
Multi-Use Path was identified as a priority in the Perdido Key Master Plan
\, along with the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization&rsq
uo\;s 2018-2022 Pedestrian/Bicycle Master Plans.
The mult
i-use path is designed for pedestrians and bicycles\, with motorized vehic
les prohibited. The Perdido Key Drive Multi Use Path East project extends
from River Road to the western boundary of Perdido Key State Park\, spanni
ng 4.26 miles in length. The western portion of the path runs approximatel
y 2.3 miles eastward from the Florida-Alabama state line.
This proje
ct aims to provide better connectivity along Perdido Key\, while providing
opportunities for alternative means of transportation such as walking or
biking. With the completion of the Perdido Key Multi-Use Path\, residents
and visitors can more easily access and travel between residential\, comme
rcial and recreational areas throughout Perdido Key.
The Perdido Key
Multi-Use Path project also includes an extensive wildlife mitigation pro
gram to protect critical habitat for endangered species.
For mo
re information on the Perdido Key Multi-Use Path\, visit \;MyEscambia.com/projects.
Ribbon Cutt
ing Ceremony Parking Information
![Perdido Key Multi-Use Path Ribbon Cutting Map]()
The ceremony will begin indoors at
the Perdido Key Visitors Information Center\, then will move outside to th
e multi-use path for the ribbon cutting.