City Council Meeting

Sole-source GPS software contract awarded to Tagmarshal; $68,115 for golf course

City commits $68,115 to Tagmarshal International for GPS management software at Azalea City Golf Course. This sole-source contract bypasses competitive bidding.

Hernandez honored as Public Works Employee of the Month

Public recognition of employee excellence in city operations.

Police and firefighter pensioners get one-time cost-of-living raise

Retired police officers and firefighters will receive a one-time cost-of-living adjustment to their pensions, helping offset inflation impacts on fixed retirement income.

Alabama Power relocates utility lines for Halls Mill–Demetropolis intersection u

Alabama Power will move power lines within city right-of-way to allow traffic improvements at the Halls Mill and Demetropolis Roads intersection. The project clears the way for construction to improve the intersection.

City awards $95,800 to repair Medal of Honor Park soccer field lights

Lightning strike damaged the soccer field's lighting system at Medal of Honor Park. This purchase order restores the facility for community use.

City approves $751K elevator service contract with Kone, Inc.

City will spend $751,000 on elevator and escalator maintenance across municipal buildings over the contract term. Keeps public facilities safe and accessible.

City partners with Mobile County on joint purchasing agreement for roadway mater

The city will access competitive bids for construction and maintenance supplies—pavement, sidewalk materials, and park equipment—through a shared purchasing deal with the county, potentially lowering costs for taxpayers.

Council awards competitive bids for medical supplies

City selects vendors for routine medical supply purchases through competitive bidding. Ensures cost-effective procurement and fair competition among suppliers.

City hires Planning NEXT for $135K CIP planning and community engagement

City commits $135,000 to Planning NEXT, LLC for planning advice and community input on capital improvement projects. This shapes how the city plans major infrastructure and gathers resident feedback.

City hires Lyvve Investment Group for Africatown Welcome Center, $90K

Mobile commits $90,000 to community liaison, youth jobs, and consulting services at the Africatown Welcome Center—a key cultural and employment hub for residents.

Azalea City Golf Course hires architect, budgets $60K for business plan

City commits $60,000 to develop a business plan and architectural design for Azalea City Golf Course, a key parks asset. The sole-source contract with Richard Mandell Golf Architecture signals a refresh of the course's operations and facilities.

City accepts easement from University of South Alabama for Three Mile Creek Gree

Clears the way for Segment 5 of the Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail project to move forward, expanding recreational access along the creek corridor.

Waiver: noise OK at 1644 Virginia Street on Sept. 5

Jason Craig gets a one-day noise exemption at 1644 Virginia Street (District 2) on September 5, 1 p.m.–9 p.m. Neighbors may experience louder activity than ordinance allows.

Noise waiver granted for 401 Government Street on Sept 12

Maura Mandyck receives permission to exceed noise limits at this downtown location for a 1.5-hour event on September 12. Neighbors in District 2 may experience higher sound levels during the approved window.

Noise waiver granted for hospice event at Washington Square Park

Alabama Hospice gets permission to hold a quiet gathering at Washington Square Park on October 1 without noise-ordinance restrictions from 4–5:30 p.m.

Noise waiver approved for 1644 Virginia Street event Oct 3

Jason Craig gets permission to hold an event at 1644 Virginia Street on October 3 from 1–9 p.m. without standard noise restrictions in District 2.

Noise waiver approved for 2415 Club House Road on Sept. 5

Johna Brown gets permission to exceed noise limits at this District 3 address from 3–10 p.m. on September 5, 2026—likely for an event or gathering.

2026-1650 Yolanda McCullum - provided information about a free dental day event for residents with dental insurance challenges in Mobile.

Public hearing on shuttle service license for Everbliss Senior Solutions

Mobile will decide whether Everbliss Senior Solutions can operate a shuttle service under a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity—a new transportation option that could affect senior mobility and paratransit access citywide.

Everbliss Senior Solutions seeks permit for shuttle service

The city will decide whether to let Everbliss Senior Solutions operate a shuttle service. If approved, seniors may gain access to a new transportation option.

City assesses costs to remove weeds on Weed Lien Group 1677 parcels

The city is determining what it will cost to clear weeds from blighted properties. Property owners could face liens or forced abatement if they don't act first.

City awards $28,800 to Secure Land & Tree for drainage cleanup on Government Bou

Storm drainage vegetation and debris removal along Government Boulevard improves water flow and reduces flooding risk in the area.

City awards $22K to Southern Realty for storm drainage cleanup

Storm drains along Via Immaculata to Bartran Curve will be cleared of vegetation and debris, improving water drainage during heavy rain. No-bid contract.

City funds $24K storm drainage cleanup on Orangeburg Drive

Scott Alan Construction will clear vegetation and debris from storm drains along Orangeburg Drive, reducing flood risk for nearby homes and businesses.

City renews Kronos workforce software for fire dept; $45,783

Fire department's scheduling and payroll system stays current with $45,783 annual renewal. Ensures crew assignments and timekeeping continue without service gaps.

City awards $26,600 contract to Ransom Cleaning for Maritime Museum power washin

City spends $26,600 in general funds for exterior cleaning and maintenance of the Maritime Museum.

City buys Jimmy Buffett window wraps for Maritime Museum, $27,931.50

Maritime Museum gets new Jimmy Buffett-themed perforated window display wraps to refresh visitor experience and draw foot traffic.

City buys $24,885 uniform items for fire department from Galls

Fire department uniforms replaced using general fund dollars. Routine purchase for operational readiness.

Public hearing set: Elite1 Stop shuttle service license

Council will hear Elite1 Stop Services' application to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. Public comment is open; hearing is August 25, 2026.

Museum of Art chiller pump: $17,743 purchase from Morrow Water Technologies

City approves replacement pump for the Museum's chiller system through sole-source procurement. Routine maintenance purchase.

Council approves $45,269 fire monitors for Mobile Fire-Rescue

Mobile Fire-Rescue gets new equipment to improve fire suppression capability. Purchase includes an oscillating fire monitor and portable crossfire unit.

Liquor license approved for 510 Package Store on Broad Street

Mobile grants a retail liquor license for package sales at 510 S. Broad Street, allowing 510 Package Store, Inc. to sell packaged alcohol beverages at this location.

2026-1667 Apostle Valenia Green - to express concerns in the black community with the veterans, homeless, women, disabled,  elderly, and needy children.

Appoint Mirian Lewis to History Museum of Mobile Board

Adds a new voice to the board overseeing Mobile's history museum, shaping exhibits and programs that serve residents and visitors.

City appoints Lana Pafenbach as City Clerk

The City Clerk oversees official records, meeting agendas, and document authentication for city government. Pafenbach's appointment takes effect December 26, 2026.

City buys $28,835 tilt trailer for Stormwater Department

City purchases specialized equipment to improve stormwater management and maintenance operations.

City declares weeds noxious on 1 property; Weed Lien Group #1681

Mobile is moving forward with weed abatement action that could lead to city cleanup costs charged to the property owner's tax bill if weeds aren't removed.

City awards $43,108 fence contract to Hagan Fence Company

Municipal Garage on Gayle Street gets new fencing and gates. Funds come from general budget.

City buys drones and floodlight from Unmanned Vehicle Technologies for $139,346

Mobile is spending $139,346 on two Astromax drones, drone cameras, and a floodlight for the Gulf Coast Technology Center. The city used a no-bid purchase process, meaning it did not solicit competitive bids.

MFRD gets $245K in fire communications gear from competitive bid

Mobile Fire-Rescue Department upgrades master communications stations with new headsets and accessories, improving emergency dispatch reliability for faster response times citywide.

FY27 budget priorities: public safety and economic development

Council member Reggie Hill outlines budget spending on public safety and economic growth. Sets direction for city services and investments affecting residents' safety and job opportunities.