Shameka Webb Casher gets permission to hold a noise-exempt event at 860 Pine Run Road in District 6 from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on August 15, 2026. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity during those hours.
Invasive Management Services will remove vegetation and debris from storm drains on Forest Dell Road, improving drainage and reducing flooding risk in the area.
Clears vegetation and debris from storm drains on Good Street to Reynolds Avenue, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
Gaines Utility Construction will remove vegetation and debris from storm drains along Belle Court Drive to Via Immaculata Drive, reducing flood risk in the area.
New lounge retail liquor license at 213 Conti Street in downtown Mobile. Allows the business to serve alcohol in the downtown area.
A business operating at this address loses its license to conduct commerce in Mobile. The business cannot legally operate from this location.
City replaces aging garbage collection equipment. New carts will improve service reliability for residents and reduce maintenance costs.
City spends nearly $400k on new automated side-load garbage truck to improve trash collection efficiency for residents across Mobile.
City commits $253K in general funds to buy two crew-cab Freightliner dump trucks for storm management and street repairs. Typical capital equipment for drainage and roadwork operations.
City will spend $1.43 million on storm drainage repairs and maintenance in 2026. Competitive bidding process selected Chris Brewer Construction to handle the work.
City plans to hold a public hearing on revoking the business license at this location. If the license is revoked, the business cannot legally operate at that address.
Stormwater Department gets new equipment to manage storm drains and drainage infrastructure. Funded through general fund.
Caroline Gratton's event on September 12 will exceed normal noise limits in District 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Loretta Douglas gets permission to exceed noise limits during an event on July 4, 2-10 p.m. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity than ordinance allows during that window.
Mobile's Stormwater Department gets equipment to maintain sewer lines and reduce flooding risk. No-bid purchase may reduce competitive pressure on pricing.
Council recommends approving an off-premises beer and wine license for the new Wawa at 5133 Cottage Hill Road. License issuance requires ABC Board approval.
The city is spending an additional $360,188 to finish street repairs and restriping in downtown Mobile. The change order will extend the project timeline and increase overall costs for Volkert, Inc.'s work.
Funding shifts from Carlisle Ditch drainage work to the North McGregor roundabout reconstruction between McGregor and Springhill Ave—affecting traffic flow and intersection safety in that corridor.
Storm drainage work from Martinwood Lane to Bayfront Road removes vegetation and debris that can worsen flooding and drainage problems in the area.
City funds manhole repair on Water Street. No-bid purchase keeps critical water infrastructure working.