City awards $22,873 to H. F. Glaude for storm drain cleanup
H. F. Glaude Construction will remove vegetation and debris from storm drains between Pinehill Drive and Crenshaw Street, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
H. F. Glaude Construction will remove vegetation and debris from storm drains between Pinehill Drive and Crenshaw Street, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
City commits funding to build an access road at the North Campus of Mobile Airport Authority in partnership with the Industrial Development Board. Project will improve airport infrastructure and access.
OVG Parking will take over daily operations and management of the Claiborne Street Garage, affecting parking availability and revenue for the city.
Storm drainage maintenance along the I-65 Service Road corridor keeps stormwater systems clear of debris and vegetation. This no-bid purchase supports public works operations between East I-65 Service Road and Emogene Street.
City and Industrial Development Board partner on road improvements to the airport's north campus, supporting cargo/operations access and local economic development.
Mobile's Traffic Engineering gets $1.2M in road-marking materials and services from general fund. Striping refreshes improve driver safety and traffic flow across the city.
Logan's Roadhouse at 3250 Airport Blvd seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits. The restaurant permit moves next to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for final issuance.
OVG Parking takes over day-to-day management of the downtown garage. Terms of the deal—including any revenue split or public pricing guarantees—affect where residents park and what they pay.
City increases street repair spending by $1.175M under existing contract with Chris Brewer Contracting for 2024 maintenance work, affecting which roads get fixed and when.
City commits additional $102,200 to repave streets in Districts 6 and 7, part of 2024 capital improvement plan.
Parks Department gets new garbage truck to improve waste collection and maintenance efficiency across city parks and facilities.
The city will work with the Chamber to maintain Rangeline Road as part of the Gateway Initiative Project, improving corridor conditions and supporting local business engagement.
City and Alabama Department of Transportation are committing to increased maintenance of Rangeline Road as part of the Gateway Initiative Project, improving road conditions for residents and commuters.