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DESCRIPTION:A special Escambia County Board of County Commissioner workshop
  will take place Monday\, Jan. 11 to discuss overall goals and objectives 
 for the Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability\, Tourist Opportunities an
 d Revived Economies\, or RESTORE Act\, dollars. The workshop begins at 1 p
 .m. at the Kugelman Center for Telecommunications\, in the Jean &amp\; Pau
 l Amos Performance Studio\, at Pensacola State College\, located at 1000 C
 ollege Blvd.\, Bldg. 23 in Pensacola. Individual projects will not be sele
 cted for funding during this workshop\, but commissioners will discuss gen
 eral priorities for what they would like to accomplish with RESTORE fundin
 g.\nInitial project review for the first round of funding totaling $10.6 m
 illion is currently being conducted by the RESTORE Advisory Council\, who 
 is tasked with drafting a multi-year implementation plan to present to the
  Escambia County Board of Commissioners for approval. Projects not funded 
 in this cycle will be eligible to apply for future funding through an addi
 tional $59 million in direct component funding available to Escambia Count
 y\, with approximately $4 million released annually over 15 years by the U
 .S. Treasury Department.&nbsp\;The funding for the county&rsquo\;s multi-y
 ear plan is just one of the many sources of funding associated with the De
 epwater Horizon Oil Spill.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Special BCC Workshop
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span style="font-size: 14px\;">A special E
 scambia County Board of County Commissioner workshop will take place Monda
 y\, Jan. 11 to discuss overall goals and objectives for the Resources and 
 Ecosystems Sustainability\, Tourist Opportunities and Revived Economies\, 
 or RESTORE Act\, dollars. The workshop begins at 1 p.m. at the Kugelman Ce
 nter for Telecommunications\, in the Jean &amp\; Paul Amos Performance Stu
 dio\, at Pensacola State College\, located at 1000 College Blvd.\, Bldg. 2
 3 in Pensacola. Individual projects will not be selected for funding durin
 g this workshop\, but commissioners will discuss general priorities for wh
 at they would like to accomplish with RESTORE funding.</span></p>\n<p><spa
 n style="font-size: 14px\;">Initial project review for the first round of 
 funding totaling $10.6 million is currently being conducted by the RESTORE
  Advisory Council\, who is tasked with drafting a multi-year implementatio
 n plan to present to the Escambia County Board of Commissioners for approv
 al. Projects not funded in this cycle will be eligible to apply for future
  funding through an additional $59 million in direct component funding ava
 ilable to Escambia County\, with approximately $4 million released annuall
 y over 15 years by the U.S. Treasury Department.&nbsp\;The funding for the
  county&rsquo\;s multi-year plan is just one of the many sources of fundin
 g associated with the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill.&nbsp\;</span></p>
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