The proper yardstick for measuring any candidate for public office is their track record of community service. What have they done for their community when no one was looking? Have they consistently contributed their time and energy to make their community better? By this standard, laps the field. Buck Mitchell, a seventh-generation Pensacola native and dear friend for a half-century, embodies the spirit and dedication that our community deserves.
As co-owner of the beloved Seville Quarter and The District: Seville Steak & Seafood, Buck has demonstrated his commitment to our local economy and culture. For over 35 years, Buck has been a pillar of our community, tirelessly working with numerous charitable, cultural, and civic organizations. His leadership roles have included serving as president of the Pensacola Navy League, Fiesta Pensacola, and the Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival.
Additionally, he has been deeply involved with The ARC Gateway, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Capstone Learning Academy’s Miller Classic Tennis Tournament. Buck’s unwavering dedication earned him the prestigious Freedoms Foundation Liberty Bell Award in 2010, highlighting his exceptional service and generosity. He is a candidate who doesn’t just talk about community service; he lives it.
His track record is a testament to his love for Pensacola and his readiness to lead Escambia County. Buck Mitchell is the . This is a plea to Aaron Dimmock, who is currently running to represent Florida’s 1st.