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.
Council will hear Elite1 Stop Services' application to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. Public comment is open; hearing is August 25, 2026.
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.
Gloria Sullivan can hold an event with amplified sound 2–10 p.m. those dates in District 7, waiving the city's standard noise limits for the three days.
New sedan ride service seeking approval to operate in Mobile. Public hearing August 18, 2026 allows residents and competitors to weigh in on the application.
Reverend Napolitano's event at 217 S. Sage Avenue will be allowed to operate without noise-ordinance restrictions for five hours on October 24. Neighbors in the area may experience elevated sound levels during that window.
Fast Stop 4 will be allowed to sell beer and table wine for off-premises consumption (takeout/delivery only) at the University Boulevard location.
City will consider a new golf cart transportation service. Public comment is welcome at the August 18 hearing.
Everbliss Senior Solutions is seeking permission to operate a shuttle service for seniors in Mobile. A public hearing on August 11, 2026 will let residents weigh in on whether the service should be approved.
Mobtown After Dark seeks a noise waiver to run an outdoor event at 2301 Airport Boulevard (District 2) on August 19, 2026, from 5–10 p.m. Neighbors in the area may experience elevated noise during those hours.
Citizen complaint seeks to shut down a business accused of defrauding customers. Council will decide whether Cotton State Barns loses its license to operate.
Residents near 5406 Spring Drive in District 4 may experience elevated noise during the evening event. The waiver allows the Kirkseys to exceed normal noise limits for five hours on July 25.
Pop's Midtown, LLC can operate above normal noise limits at 2103 Airport Boulevard on October 17, 2026 (10 a.m.–6 p.m.), likely for a special event in District 2.
Drury Plaza Hotel Mobile at 812 W. I-65 Service Rd. gains approval to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption for more than 30 days. This license allows the hotel to offer packaged liquor sales to guests and visitors.
Little Sisters of the Poor gets permission to exceed noise limits on October 18, 2026, at their McGill Avenue location in District 2 for a daytime event (10 a.m.–4 p.m.).
Resident request to review whether a local contractor's business license should be revoked. Outcome may affect the company's ability to operate in Mobile.
Resident raised concerns about the company's operations and asked the city to review whether it should keep its business license to operate in Mobile.
A resident filed a formal complaint alleging deception and fraud by the roofing contractor. License revocation would remove the company's legal authority to operate in Mobile.
City Council will decide whether to grant Raw Medical Transport permission to operate a medical shuttle service in Mobile. Approval allows the company to transport patients; denial blocks the service from launching.
Company wants permission to operate taxicabs in Mobile. City Council will decide whether the service meets public need and safety standards.