Legal & Settlements

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.

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 approval: N.M. v. City of Birmingham

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

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.

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

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.

City authorizes operating agreement with Mobile Museum Board

Mobile Museum Board will take over day-to-day operations of the History Museum of Mobile, Fort Conde, and the Phoenix Fire Museum. This transfers management responsibility and may affect visitor services and facility hours.

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.

Sales tax exemption amended for Mobile River Bridge & Bayway

The city is modifying a tax break for the major bridge project. Details of the amendment aren't specified here, but tax exemptions reduce the project's costs—and the city's revenue.

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: City collects insurance claim from Progressive Insurance

City vehicle damaged on January 19, 2025 by a Progressive-insured driver. Settlement recovers damage costs for taxpayers.

City settles Affidavit of Claim filed by Cornelia

Settlement resolves a legal claim against the city funded from the general fund. Claim details and settlement amount will be finalized by the City Attorney.

City settles Geraldine Floyd lawsuit

City agrees to settle a legal claim brought by Geraldine Floyd. Settlement amount and terms were not disclosed in the public record.

City Attorney settles insurance claim with State Farm

City resolves automobile insurance dispute with State Farm. Settlement details and financial impact not disclosed in public record.

City settles State Farm auto insurance claim

City Attorney authorized to resolve a dispute with State Farm over auto insurance coverage or a claim. Settlement details and any financial impact to the city are not disclosed in this agenda item.

Settlement authorized in Dracye Ware v. City case

City Attorney is authorized to settle a lawsuit involving Dracye Ware. Settlement terms and dollar amount are not disclosed in the agenda.

Settlement: City Attorney OK'd to resolve Henderson v. City case

City is settling a legal dispute with Shawn Henderson. Settlement terms and dollar amount are not disclosed in the agenda item, but citizens have a right to know when the city resolves litigation.

Settlement: City releases claim against Christian

City Council will vote to settle a legal dispute and release claims against Christian. The dollar amount and specific terms are not public in the agenda description, but settlement votes dispose of potential liabilities or disputes.

City settles claims under $15,000 with streamlined approval

Allows the City Attorney to settle small legal disputes and damage claims faster without full Council review each time. Saves time and legal costs for claims under $15,000.

City settles claim with Reed; release of liability approved

City Council votes to resolve a legal dispute with Reed and release any remaining claims. Settlement terms resolve potential city liability.