City Council Meeting

City awards $98K dumpster contract to Waste Pro USA

Mobile commits $98,000 in general-fund spending for dumpster services at city facilities. Routine vendor contract for waste management.

Cruise Terminal extends cell tower lease with AT&T Wireless

City extends temporary lease with AT&T Wireless to keep a cell facility operating at the Cruise Terminal, ensuring mobile coverage for passengers and cruise operations.

City sets aside $1.5M for Capital Improvements Reserve

Mobile redirects $1.5 million into its capital improvements fund, which pays for infrastructure projects like roads, utilities, and public facilities. The move rescinds an earlier 2020 decision.

City awards $428,880 to Thomas Industries for Cruise Terminal parking deck repai

Cruise Terminal parking improvements keep the facility operational and accessible for visitors and staff. The $428,880 investment maintains critical port infrastructure.

Council awards $40,850 to Isaiah Engineering for Figures Park mechanical work

City commits funds to upgrade heating and cooling systems at the Figures Park Community Center, improving facility operations and user comfort.

City settles claim with Burgess; releases all liability

Mobile resolves a legal dispute and closes out potential liability. Details of the settlement amount and underlying claim are not disclosed in the public agenda.

City awards $75K annual pool chemistry contract to Alabama Poolworks

Sole-source deal keeps public pools safe and operational with regular chemical maintenance. Lock-in runs through the end of next fiscal year.

City commits $3M to One Mobile water/sewer project with county commissioners

Water and sewer infrastructure upgrade in Mobile will improve system reliability and service for residents and businesses across the city.

Council awards $407K to Goram Air for West Regional Library chiller

West Regional Library will get a new air-conditioning chiller, keeping the facility operational for the public. The $407,400 comes from capital improvement funds.

City buys network equipment from CDW Government for $79,919

Mobile IT upgrades network infrastructure with wireless access points, switches, and transceivers for the Municipal Information Technology department. No competitive bidding was used.

City buys network switches and transceivers from CDW Government for $53,993

Upgrades IT infrastructure at Mobile Information Technology department with computer networking equipment to improve system reliability and capacity.

City buys animal transport trailer from Jackson Creek Mfg. for $63,853

Mobile's Animal Services gets a new transport trailer to safely move animals during rescues and shelter operations. Purchase was competitively bid.

Council contracts D'Alo Green for $65K in student safety services

Mobile County Public Schools will receive prevention and intervention services aimed at keeping students safe. The annual $65,000 commitment funds specialized support for at-risk youth in the district.

City vacates Knollwood Drive right-of-way, imposes vacation fee

City is giving up public right-of-way on Knollwood Drive near Medical Park in exchange for a fee. The decision affects what land remains under city control and who can access or use that corridor.

City settles Bennett legal claim with release of all disputes

The city resolves a legal dispute with Bennett and releases all associated claims. Settlement terms and any financial outlay remain unclear from the public record.

City settles lawsuit with Borderlines Cartage, Inc.

The city resolves a legal dispute with the waste management company, releasing both sides from further claims. Details of the settlement terms are not disclosed in this agenda item.

2025-836 01-603 Rescind Resolution 01-438, adopted March 11, 2025 .

City authorizes I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway agreement with ALDOT

City formally enters partnership with Alabama Department of Transportation on major I-10 bridge and bayway project that will affect regional traffic and commerce through Mobile.

Council amends WSP contract for stormwater mapping; adds $549,920

Mobile expands stormwater mapping and resilience planning to better protect neighborhoods from flooding. This amendment commits an additional ~$550K to improve the city's ability to plan infrastructure upgrades.

City hires McCrory & Williams to fix erosion at Azalea Golf Course for $56,900

Repairs to Azalea Golf Course and 12 Mile Creek will stabilize eroding areas, protecting the golf course and waterway from further damage. Work protects a public recreation facility and natural resource used by residents and visitors.

Noise waiver approved for Royal Street event May 24

Andre Bend receives permission to host an event at 104 Royal Street (District 2) from 11 a.m.–7 p.m. with exemption from city noise limits. Nearby residents may experience higher noise levels during the permitted hours.

Noise waiver approved for Doyle Park event, May 31

Terrence Anderson gets permission to hold an event at Doyle Park without noise restrictions on May 31 (9 a.m.–5 p.m.). Nearby residents may experience higher noise levels that day.

Noise waiver granted for Public Safety Memorial Park event June 27

Event at Public Safety Memorial Park (District 5) gets approval to operate until 10 p.m. on June 27 without noise ordinance restrictions—neighbors should expect louder activity that evening.

Noise waiver approved for May 5 event at 7490 Quency Drive

Vicki Crawford gets permission to hold an event from 6–10 p.m. without noise ordinance restrictions in District 6. Neighbors may experience elevated noise levels that evening.

Noise waiver approved for Medal of Honor Park May 11 event

Celia Mann Baehr receives permission to hold an event at Medal of Honor Park with music or amplified sound from 1:30–7:30 p.m. on May 11, temporarily waiving city noise rules for that time and location.

Noise ordinance waiver approved for Sandra Terry event at Langan Park

Sandra Terry gets permission to hold an event at Langan Park on June 27, 2025 (7 a.m.–4 p.m.) without noise ordinance restrictions. Neighbors in District 7 should expect louder activity during those hours.

Noise waiver approved for Langan Park event Oct. 11

Terrence Anderson gets permission to hold a daytime event at Langan Park with relaxed noise limits on October 11, allowing activities that would otherwise violate city noise rules.

MIT renews Netmotion remote access software; $16,225 from general fund

City extends secure remote-access licensing for MIT operations. Sole-source purchase from CDW Government.

Council awards limestone aggregate contract via competitive bid

City secures material for road and infrastructure maintenance through competitive bidding, keeping costs down for public works projects.

Council recognizes Lilliana Geier's bullying prevention work

City Council officially acknowledges Geier's advocacy and sponsorship efforts to combat bullying, elevating the issue in the public record.

Conditional use permit hearing set for 2411 Venetia Road

City will hold a public hearing May 27, 2025, to decide whether to allow a conditional use at this District 4 property. Residents can speak for or against the project.

Council redirects $600K from greenway to US 45 median work

$600,000 shifts from the Mobile Greenway Initiative to roadwork on US 45. Affects which capital projects get funded this year.

Public comment: rezoning proposed for 3300 Knollwood Drive

Rezoning can change what types of buildings and businesses are allowed at this address, affecting property use and neighborhood character. This item records resident Clarence Ball's public comments on the proposed change.

City Council honors Teresa Bettis for affordable housing advocacy

Council recognizes the urgent need for affordable housing in Mobile and Bettis's work to advance solutions. The proclamation signals the city's commitment to tackling a critical housing shortage.

City honors Greenlee Yeager, Miss Jubilee Teen and breast cancer advocate

Council recognizes Yeager's titles and breast cancer awareness work. Proclamations honor community members for public service and advocacy.

Council honors slain firefighter, backs motorcycle safety course

Mobile honors firefighter Fred Wheeler's memory and commits to working with state agencies to bring a motorcycle safety course back to the city, promoting safer riding practices after a recent fatal incident.

Council approves appropriation to Trinity Gardens Community Civic Club

City funds will support Trinity Gardens Community Civic Club's community programs and services. The appropriation amount is not specified in available records.

City approves payment to Prince of Peace Parish

General fund money goes to Prince of Peace Parish for a public purpose. The council must declare the payment serves the public and approve the expenditure.

City sets aside funds for Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity chapter

City is spending public money to support the Mobile chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. The resolution affirms the spending serves a public purpose.

District 1 funds Cinco de Mayo celebration at Therapeutic Recreation Center

Council member Bryars directs discretionary funds to support the Therapeutic Recreation Center's Cinco de Mayo event, which serves residents in recreation programs.

Capital fund reallocates $1.18M among city projects

City moves $1.18 million in capital funds from one project to others. How this shift affects which neighborhood improvements get built or delayed depends on which projects lose and gain money.

City buys heavy-duty police barricades from Technology International for $40,500

Purchase of traffic control barricades for law enforcement operations. Competitive procurement method ensures value.

City buys $68,225 utility tractor from Deere for Parks Dept.

Parks Department gains equipment for grounds maintenance and operations. Spending from general fund.

City buys trailer from Truck Equipment Sales for $16,074

Public Buildings Department gets equipment to support municipal operations and facilities maintenance.

Public hearing set on neighborhood meeting rules (May 27)

Mobile is considering changes to when and how developers must hold neighborhood meetings before projects. The May 27 hearing will determine if the rules tighten or loosen.

Public hearing scheduled: Changes to city parking rules

Council will consider revisions to parking and loading regulations in the city code. Public comment period opens May 27, 2025.

Public hearing set on zoning code definition of "Lot of Record"

City will consider amending how "Lot of Record" is defined in zoning law, which affects subdivision rules and property development eligibility. Public comment period opens ahead of May 27, 2025 hearing.

Zoning law change: review of previously approved developments

City Council will review rules for previously approved planned developments. Public hearing May 27, 2025 — residents can comment on how these changes affect zoning compliance and future development projects.

Planning hearing set: "Recording and Recordkeeping" rules changes (May 27)

City Council will hear proposed changes to how developers and property owners must document and keep records under zoning rules. Residents in projects subject to these requirements should attend or comment.

Public hearing set: Amend termination rules for planned developments

The city is considering stricter rules for canceling previously approved large mixed-use projects. Changes could make it harder or easier for developers to unwind long-approved plans.

Garbage collection rules updated for households

Mobile updates trash and garbage rules for residents and enforcement penalties. Changes affect how households must prepare and present trash for collection.

Timothy Hollis presents housing income standards review

Council considers challenges and recommendations for setting income thresholds that determine which households qualify for affordable housing programs.

2025-885 Reggie Hill - housing (public, affordable, revitalization), economic development (major projects, budgeting, ARP, performance contracts), Parks & Rec. Dept. (park amenities, facility usage), and legal procedures (executive sessions, 3rd party law firms, OPR, Legal Dept., mayoral privileges, & various land grabs).

2025-887 21-631 Correct Resolution 21-571, adopted on April 15, 2025 .