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| date_of_birth =[[August 14]], [[1957]]| place_of_birth =Trigg County, Kentucky

| religion =Anglican

| parents =Sam Franklin Hall and Jessie Marie Crabtree

'''Samuel Thornton Hall''' is a member was president of the [[Pensacola City Council]]. He was elected to serve as the representative for District 2 in November [[2006]]. Sam is retired from the United States Coast Guard. He co-authored ''Threats and Challenges In 2010, Hall changed to Maritime Security 2020''. He served as an Intelligence Anaylst (Eco-terrorism, Organized Crime) and Intelligence Watch Officer. He was a founding member of the Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center (PAC). He also worked as an Operations Chief in Alien Interdiction At Large District B seat and Counter-narcoticsran unopposed.

Sam graduated Hall is most notorious for clashing with a Bachelors Father Nathan Monk and other homeless advocates in Science from Murray State University in 19862011. He pursued grduate studies at limited the [[University speech of West Florida]] those who spoke out against him and Joint Military Intelligence Collegeother council members. Hall has since been condemned for these actions by many city leaders who followed him.

Married 28 years to Diana, they have two sons, James Hall, Sam Hall, a daughter, Becca Hall, a daughteris retired from the United States Coast Guard. He co-inauthored ''Threats and Challenges to Maritime Security 2020''. He served as an Intelligence Anaylst (Eco-lawterrorism, Beth Organized Crime) and Intelligence Watch Officer. He was a founding member of the Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center (married to JamesPAC) a grandson Byron, . He also worked as an Operations Chief in Alien Interdiction and a granddaughter LilyCounter-narcotics.

Sam graduated with a Bachelors in Science from Murray State University in 1986. He pursued graduate studies at the [[University of West Florida]] and Joint Military Intelligence College. Hall has preand his wife Diana have two sons, James and Sam, a daughter, Becca, a daughter-filed in-law, Beth (married to James) a grandson Byron, and a granddaughter Lily. ==Accomplishments==Hall is one of several community forces who pushed for comprehensive [[charter review]] for rethe City of Pensacola. The [[City Charter]] had not undergone comprehensive review since it was adopted in [[1931]] by an action of the City Council. It had never been adopted by the electorate in Pensacola, which was a concern of the [[Pensacola Bay Area League of Women Voters]] (PBALWV). Moreover, the League of Women Voters cited flaws with provisions for citizen-led referenda that allowed the [[Pensacola City Attorney]] to interpret the provision at his or her convenience. Hall failed to get a second the first two times he moved to adopt charter review, and on a third try received four votes in favor. After the PBALWV joined with a movement proposing a [[strong mayor]] form of government, all nine Council members voted with him to form a [[Charter Review Commission]]. Hall is Chair of the Neighborhood Services Committee (police, fire, parks, roads, sanitation) and serves on the Finance Committee, Enterprise Operations Committee (port, airport, Saenger Theater, Osceola Municipal Golf Course, Library, Energy Services of Pensacola), Community Redevelopment Agency, and the Florida-electionAlabama Transportation Planning Organization.

Hall maintains a blog at [http://pensacolad2.blogspot.com/ http://pensacolad2.blogspot.com] which he uses to inform constituents of issues and comment on city business. Hall came under fire for a [[July 6]], [[2007]] post on his blog that said, "The joke around town is, 'what is white, shaded, and sleeps three?' ''Answer: A city truck.''"<ref>[http://pensacolad2.blogspot.com/2007/07/i-heard-from-three-parker-circle.html Government-by-Complaint]</ref> He was referring to an apparent discrepancy between complaints he had received about a lack of maintenance at a [[Parker Circle]] park, which [[City of Pensacola]] officials blamed on [[2007 City of Pensacola budget adjustment|budget cuts]], and reports from his constituents that City employees spend much of their time sitting inside the vehicle instead of working. Following the incident, however, the park received additional attention from the [[Parks & Recreation Department]], and the president of the Parker Circle Neighborhood Association wrote Hall to say that their park had been a tipping point, transforming the area from a "normal" neighborhood to an "envied" neighborhood.

*[http://www.ci.pensacola.fl.us/livecouncil/pages.asp?action=dir&dirID=4412 hall City of Pensacola Councilmember site]