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[[Image:COPsealCityOfPensacolaSeal.gifpng|right|220px|City of Pensacola seal]]
The '''City of Pensacola''' is the incorporated portion of the [[Pensacola metropolitan area]] and the municipal government which administers it. As of the [[Wikipedia:United States Census, 2000|federal census]] in [[2000]], the population of the City of Pensacola was 56,255 ''(see [[City of Pensacola#Population|Population]])''. The City of Pensacola is the [[Wikipedia:County seat|county seat]] of [[Escambia County]] and the anchor of a [[Pensacola metropolitan area|metropolitan area]] with a population of over 400,000.
==Population==
As of the [[Wikipedia:United States Census, 2000|federal census]] in [[2000]], the population of the City of Pensacola was 56,255. In [[2005]], the U.S. Census Bureau estimated the population at 54,055. The City of Pensacola has seen a steady decrease in population in recent years as more residents migrate to outlying suburban areas in [[Escamabia Escambia County|Escambia]] and [[Santa Rosa County|Santa Rosa Counties]]. The population of the [[Pensacola metropolitan area]], encompassing both Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties, is estimated to be 439,877 ([[2005]]).
==City limits==
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{{main|Pensacola city limits}}
The city limits were originally set by [[Andrew Jackson]] in [[1821]] with an area of 9.75 square miles. This was increased to 17.2555 square miles in [[1953]].<ref>http://www.cityshowcase.com/pensacola/</ref> Other areas have been annexed since then, most recently such as in the 1980s to incorporate , when the area including [[Cordova Mall]]was incorporated into the city.<ref>"City eyes annexation of areas." ''Pensacola News Journal'', May 17, 2005.</ref> The city now occupies 22.7 square miles. However, there is a movement to annex more unincorporated urban areas of Pensacola to better represent the actual metropolitan area.
==Codes and ordinances==
==City government==
The city is administered by a City of Pensacola operates under the [[Pensacola City ManagerWikipedia:Mayor-council government|city managermayor-council form of government]], appointed by . Legislative powers of the City are vested in the nine-member [[Pensacola City Council]], a ten-member legislative bodywhile executive powers rest with the [[Mayor of Pensacola]]. The City Council is divided into comprised of seven electoral districts, each of which elects a council member. Two council seats are at-large members elected by district and are two members elected by the entire cityCity at-large. The final council seat is held by the largely ceremonial but elected [[mayor of Pensacola|mayor]]Council elects a Council President annually, who develops meeting agendas and chairs the Councilmeetings.
===Elected Officials===
The current [[mayor Mayor of Pensacola]] is [[John FoggD.C. Reeves]].
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! Council Member
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| Director [[City of Sanitation Services and Fleet Management Pensacola District 2|District 2]] || [[Jerry MooreCharles Bare]]
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| Director [[City of Management Information Services Pensacola District 3|District 3]] || [[William NorrishCasey Jones]]
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| Director [[City of Engineering Pensacola District 4|District 4]] || [[Derrik OwensJared More]]
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| Director [[City of Parks and Recreation Pensacola District 5|District 5]] || [[David FlahertyToni Teniade Broughton]]
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| Director [[City of Employee Services Pensacola District 6|District 6]] || [[Mary Ann StalcupAllison Patton]]
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| Director of [[Energy Services City of PensacolaDistrict 7|District 7]] || [[Don SuarezDelarian Wiggins]]
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