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Parks director: Council on Aging pulled meal service from site after participation and staffing conflicts
City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · January 20, 2026
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Summary
Parks staff said the Council on Aging stopped providing pickup meals at Fricker Center after failing to meet participation thresholds and because of a personnel conflict; the department said there is no active MOU and will investigate a Dec. 2 agreement referenced by the mayor's office.
Board members raised concerns on Jan. 20 after the Council on Aging (COA) withdrew meal service at Fricker Center. Parks staff said COA ended service after failing to meet minimum participation thresholds and because of a personality conflict between two individuals at a site,…
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