Legal & Settlements

City settles claim with Cardell Toblert

Settlement resolves a claim against the city. The specific amount and reason for the settlement are not disclosed in the public record available.

Settlement: City resolves Affidavit of Claim with Jennifer Cam

City Attorney settles a legal claim. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda.

City settles claim with Crum; releases liability

City resolves dispute by agreeing to settlement terms and mutual release of claims with Crum. Details of settlement amount and underlying claim are not publicly disclosed in agenda.

City settles claims dispute with Lomax

The city resolves a legal dispute with Lomax, closing the matter without further litigation or liability exposure.

Ambulance and medical transport rules updated in City Code

Changes to Chapter 6 of Mobile's ordinances may affect how emergency medical services and ambulance providers operate in the city. Details of the specific changes are not yet public.

City settles Joiner claim with release of liability

A settlement agreement resolves a legal dispute involving a party named Joiner. Settlements are public record and may affect city finances or liability exposure, depending on claim details.

City settles auto insurance claim with State Farm

Settlement resolves a dispute between the city and State Farm. Details of the claim amount and circumstances are not publicly available in this summary.

City agrees to baseline services deal with Downtown Mobile District

The city enters a new agreement with the Downtown Mobile District Management Corporation to provide baseline services supporting downtown operations and economic vitality.

Settlement: City Attorney authorized to resolve State Farm insurance claim

City resolves a claim with State Farm Automobile Insurance, likely recovering funds or resolving a liability dispute affecting the municipal fleet or operations.

Ambulance and medical transport rules updated

Changes to Chapter 6 of the city code governing ambulances and medical transportation services. Details of specific rule changes are not provided in available documents.

City appoints Logan U. Gewin as Executive Director of Finance

Gewin will oversee the city's $600M+ annual budget, financial planning, and fiscal compliance. His leadership directly affects tax collection, bond ratings, and the city's ability to fund schools, streets, and services.

City amends ambulance and medical transportation rules

Changes to ambulance and medical transport standards may affect response times, service availability, or requirements for private medical transport providers in Mobile.

Sales tax exemption amendment for Mobile River Bridge & Bayway

Extends a sales tax exemption for the Mobile River Bridge & Bayway Project, reducing costs for the major infrastructure development.

Settlement approved in Kaila Evans lawsuit against City

The City is settling a lawsuit brought by Kaila Evans and others. The dollar amount and terms are not disclosed in the consent agenda item.

City settles Breana Young lawsuit

The City resolves a legal claim brought by Breana Young and others through settlement. Details of the settlement amount and terms are not disclosed in this item.

2026-613 34-016 Ordinance to Amend Chapter 34 - Licenses and Taxation - of the Mobile City Code .

City settles workers' compensation claim

City will pay out general-fund money to resolve a workers' compensation dispute. Settlement terms are not disclosed in the public agenda.

City adds hemp products regulation to municipal code

Mobile is creating new rules for legal sale and use of consumable hemp products within city limits. The law will govern what hemp products residents and businesses can buy and sell locally.

City settles workers' comp claim with Planning Department employee

Settlement resolves workplace injury claim filed by city employee; terms protect public funds and close litigation.

Settlement approval: N.M. v. City of Birmingham

City settles litigation with N.M. The terms and cost are not disclosed in the agenda item.