Citizens for a New PCB

Remember what we fought for. Remember it was a hard fight. Remember how Spring Break used to be.
We don’t want to turn back to that chaos. See the attached video for the candidates positions on important issues!

Panama City Beach Ward Three Candidates Debate Community Issues Panama City Beach Ward Three candidates were given the chance to debate some of the most pressing issues in the beach community, at Tuesday night's Beach Chamber of Commerce's Political Forum.

Though many think the fight on Spring Break in PCB is a settled issue, there are some still fighting the issue. As part of their argument they want to discredit any that brought change. While there is still room for improvement with Spring Break, the chaos is not anywhere near what it was.

Hector Solis asked me to post this message from him. This should answer some questions about his past employment. Hector realizes the date is wrong on the retirement letter, that is how he received it. Hector offered this information to the local news outlets but they declined as they didn't question his past and thought it was a non issue. Basically "there is nothing to see here" mentality as they did not see a story in it. Please see the attachments below. They are in order, I couldn't post a pdf here.

No surprise here.

PCB tourism up for 13th straight month “Year-round, we are focusing on families,” said Visit PCB's Catie Feeney. “We’ve become a year-round destination, and we

My crazy thought of the day.

~Darrell Sellers

Traffic on US 98 (Back Beach Road) Should Concern Everyone Please see below and voice your concerns with FDOT to fund this project now!

PCB Residents Respond to FDOT Hwy. 98 Plans The Florida Department of Transportation gave Panama City Beach residents a chance to make their voices heard Tuesday night.

For those interested in mandatory trash pick-up.

https://www.change.org/p/bay-county-florida-commissioner-a-cleaner-beach?recruiter=267926641&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=share_petition

Sign the Petition Bay County Florida Commissioner: A Cleaner Beach

Tourism Continues to Boom in PCB

Tourism continues to boom in Panama City Beach Tourism officials say, bed tax collections for June 2017 were up just over 10% compared to the same time last year.

April bed, sales taxes up in Panama City Beach “With big names like Sheryl Crow and Darius Rucker joining us for this year’s SpringJam concert, there’s nowhere else you can find

PCB Tourism at an All-Time High
http://www.mypanhandle.com/news/panama-city-beach-tourism-at-all-time-high/747561224

Panama City Beach tourism at all-time high Flooding is not the only effect from Tropical Storm Cindy. Even though the storm is moving west of the Panhandle, some Panama City Beach hotels and condos reported cancelations and a fewer last minute reservations this week.

Here is an article I was asked to share from Hector Solis. He feels that many of you may benefit from this information and what he has been going through. As you know Hector, Wes Pittman, and myself (Darrell Sellers) lead the charge for the citizens to make very necessary changes for Spring Break in PCB. He has been under continuous attack for the positive changes made. There is a reason good people don't want to be in Public office. Please remember that although things are going in a good direction, there are those that are still being attacked daily for the benefit of the many!

State eyes PCB Councilman Solis' rental business Solis self-reported to the state that he was lacking a required vacation rental license after a local real estate agent brought forth a complaint against

http://www.mypanhandle.com/news/pcb-scooter-rental-businesses-fined-by-the-state/734817964

PCB Scooter Rental Businesses Fined by the State It's shaping up to be a tough week for the owners of several vehicle rental businesses in Panama City Beach. City Council members are scheduled to vote on a proposed ordinance Thursday night that could put them out of business. That vote will come on the heels of new findings by State Attorney Ge...