I am pledging to reopen a district office in Pensacola.
Reopen a district office in Pensacola, Florida.
Occurrences
Evidence
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced his commitment to reopening a district office for Congressional District 1 in Escambia County. Patronis said, "I am pledging to reopen a district office in Pensacola." The release also says the district office for CD-1 in Escambia County was closed in 2023.
The official House office-locations page lists a "Pensacola District Office" at 1000 College Boulevard, Building 20, Room 2030, Pensacola, FL 32504, with phone number (850) 462-6070 and notes that it is by appointment only.
The official House office-locations page lists a "Pensacola District Office" at 1000 College Boulevard, Building 20, Room 2030, Pensacola, FL 32504, with phone (850) 462-6070 and notes it is by appointment only.
Assessments
Patronis explicitly pledged during his federal campaign to reopen a district office in Pensacola after the prior CD-1 Escambia office had closed. Official House records dated April 23, 2026 list an active Pensacola District Office at 1000 College Boulevard in Pensacola, showing the promised office was reopened while he was serving in the same federal term. Because the outcome directly matches the pledge and is reflected on his official congressional office site, this counts as full delivery rather than partial credit.
Patronis pledged in January 2025 to reopen a district office in Pensacola, and the official House office locations page later lists an active Pensacola District Office for his congressional office. That directly matches the pledge and indicates the outcome was achieved in his current term.
Patronis made a specific federal campaign pledge to reopen a district office in Pensacola for Florida's 1st Congressional District. Official House office records during his current congressional term list a Pensacola District Office at 1000 College Boulevard in Pensacola, by appointment only. That directly matches the promised outcome and occurred while he holds the federal office, so it counts as delivered in the same term.
The promise was to reopen a district office in Pensacola, Florida. The official House office-locations page for Representative Jimmy Patronis lists a Pensacola District Office at 1000 College Boulevard in Pensacola, matching the promised outcome. Because Patronis is in the same congressional term associated with the pledge and the office is currently listed as open by appointment, the promise is delivered in the same term.