Pensacola will not host a New Year's Eve Pelican Drop for 2024
Hosting the Pelican Drop would take about $200,000 and require 50 off-duty police officers to work security for the event.
Source: pnj.com
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Hosting the Pelican Drop would take about $200,000 and require 50 off-duty police officers to work security for the event.
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The Pelican Drop began in 2008 hosted by the Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency but fizzled out when no one wanted to pick up the $135,000 cost.