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| Grover Robinson IV | |
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| Escambia County Commissioner, District 4 | |
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| Religion | Episcopalian[1] |
| Spouse | Jill Robinson |
| Parents | Grover III and Sandra Robinson |
| Children | Grover V Robinson,
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Grover C. Robinson IV is a real estate developer and the current County Commissioner for Escambia County District 4, serving since 2006.
A seventh generation Pensacolian born to Grover III and Sandra Robinson, Grover IV received a bachelor's degree in economics from Birmingham Southern College and worked as a commercial lender for AmSouth Bank, returning to Pensacola in 1995. He joined Grover Robinson & Associates in 1997 and became broker and president after his father's death in 2000.
Community involvement
- PJC Foundation, vice president
- Baptist Hospital Foundation, executive committee
- Junior Achievement, board member and former chairman
- Cordova Park Elementary School, School Advisory Committee
- Pensacola Rotary Club, member
- Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, former board member
- United Way of Escambia County, former board member
- City of Pensacola Planning Board, former member
Government of Escambia County, Florida | ||
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| County Administrator: Bob McLaughlin • Assistant Administrators: Janice Kilgore & Gordon Pike • County Attorney: Allison Rogers |  | |
| Sheriff: David Morgan • Tax Collector: Janet Holley • Supervisor of Elections: David Stafford • Property Appraiser: Chris Jones | ||
| County Commission | Wilson Robertson (District 1) • Gene Valentino (District 2) • Marie Young (District 3) • Grover Robinson IV (District 4) • Kevin White (District 5) | |
| Preceded by: Tom Banjanin |
Escambia County Commissioner, District 4 2006 – present |
Incumbent |
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