Your penny funded a comprehensive renovation of Legion Field, bringing a new splash pad, solar-powered walking trails, and upgraded facilities to one of Pensacola's most active westside community parks.

Pennies supported a major transportation upgrade on Longleaf Drive, including roadway widening, drainage improvements, and a new bridge — completed in early 2026 after years of planning.

Your pennies partnered with FDOT to widen and improve drainage along Muscogee Road, a key freight corridor serving commercial and residential traffic in western Escambia County.

LOST funding replaced an aging, weight-restricted wooden bridge on Ora Drive with a modern structure, ensuring safe and reliable access for the surrounding Perdido Bay neighborhood.

Local Option Sales Tax pennies funded a new ADA-compliant restroom facility for the Southwest Sports Complex, improving the experience for the athletes, families and visitors who use it year-round.

Your penny upgraded the Cecil T. Hunter Swimming Pool with a new pool house, improved restrooms and showers, better parking access, and a new pool deck, enhancing one of Pensacola's most beloved community swim facilities.

The penny funded 1,200 linear feet of new sidewalk to Prieto Drive, giving residents a safer, dedicated path for walking and getting around their neighborhood.

After the Willowbrook Lake Dam failed during the April 2014 storm, the penny supported its full replacement, providing protection for the surrounding neighborhood from future risk.

Funding brought a new 1,200-foot walking track to Civitan Park in Warrington, giving residents a safe, dedicated space for walking and exercise in their own neighborhood.

LOST funding supported the first phase of a multi-phase drainage improvement effort in the Carver Park neighborhood, reducing flooding for residents and laying the groundwork for future improvements.

Funding paved Killam Road in northern Escambia County, bringing drainage upgrades and all-weather road access to residents who depend on it every day.

LOST funding — partly generated by beach visitors themselves — upgraded a key Pensacola Beach crosswalk and added traffic calming features near Portofino, making a busy corridor safer for residents and pedestrians year-round.

LOST funding resolved a chronic flooding problem on Buddy's Lane, redirecting stormwater runoff away from a low-lying area that had long affected neighborhood residents.

L.O.S.T. funding supported the rehabilitation of aging drainage pipes in the Quail Run Subdivision, protecting the neighborhood from drainage failures before they become flooding events.

LOST funding filled the gap left by federal emergency dollars, addressing the underlying drainage deficiencies that left a Marcus Pointe neighborhood vulnerable to flooding.

The Barrancas Avenue Beautification Project funded by the Local Option Sales Tax.

Your pennies helped fund over a mile of new sidewalk along Chemstrand Road, making one of Escambia County's busiest corridors safer for pedestrians traveling between Nine Mile and Ten Mile Road.

Bayview Park & Community Center facility paid for by the Local Option Sales Tax.

Pennies collected through L.O.S.T. are helping to fund structural repairs to Cobb Resource Center, restoring life to an important gathering space for the community.