Noise waiver approved for event at 509 MLK Ave on May 23
Angela Montgomery can hold an event at 509 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue without Noise Ordinance restrictions on May 23, 10 a.m.–noon, in District 2.
Angela Montgomery can hold an event at 509 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue without Noise Ordinance restrictions on May 23, 10 a.m.–noon, in District 2.
Mobile will authorize a new Specialty Retailer of Consumable Hemp Products license at 3656 Government Blvd, allowing Healthy Harvest CBD to open and operate in the city.
Cloud 9 Vapes will be licensed to sell packaged liquor and specialty hemp products at 3913 Airport Boulevard. The ABC Board now decides whether to issue the license.
Balance Wine, LLC seeks permission to sell beer and wine at 2805 2nd Avenue South. Council will hear public comment on the application.
The Mustard Club at 2829 2nd Avenue South seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits. License approval determines whether the business can operate as a full-service restaurant.
Pyramid Lib, LLC's application to operate a restaurant retail liquor license at this Dennison Avenue location is approved. Residents can provide feedback on the licensed establishment's operations.
A new lounge liquor retail license is approved for Daiquiri Factory at 7623-B 1st Avenue North. The business may now serve liquor under the Class I license category.
Swing Away Golf Club at 100 Frankfurt Circle receives approval to sell alcohol at the venue, allowing on-site beverage service for members and guests.
B&W Entertainment can now serve alcohol at Event 84, a special event at the downtown location. Liquor licenses allow retail alcohol sales and affect neighborhood commerce.
Maura Mandyck receives permission to hold an event at Cathedral Square from 3–4:30 p.m. on March 7 without noise ordinance restrictions.
Mobile is reviewing whether to grant Favor Residential Care permission to operate a shuttle service. The decision determines if the company can legally offer transportation services in the city.
H.O. Weaver & Sons faces enforcement action for violating Mobile's noise ordinance in the Africatown community. The outcome determines whether the business must reduce operational noise or face penalties.
Council addresses alleged noise ordinance violations by a business in the Africatown community, a historically significant neighborhood.
Favor Residential Care is seeking approval to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. The outcome determines whether the company can launch the service, which could affect transportation options for residents.
Corner Market at 5831 Highway 90 gains approval to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption, enabling the business to operate as a full beverage retailer.
Corner Market at 740 Schillinger Rd. gains approval to sell beer and table wine for off-premises consumption. Local businesses and residents in the area should know about new beverage retail at this location.
Favor Residential Care is applying for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. This licensing decision determines whether the service can legally operate.
Honeycutt JR Enterprises can now sell food and beverages at The Classic Comedy Cookout on October 19–20, 2025, at 5812 1st Avenue North.
City will hold a public hearing on TheHive, LLC's application to operate a lounge retail liquor license (Class I) at this Ensley location. The outcome affects what alcohol sales are permitted in this neighborhood.
Sandra Hasty gets permission to operate above noise limits at this location for a 2-hour window on March 14 morning. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity than normally allowed.