Noise waiver approved for 4791 LeSure Road, March 28-29
Johnnie Robinson gets permission to make noise until 2:00 a.m. on March 28 and 29 at 4791 LeSure Road in District 4 — neighbors in the area may experience extended sound during those dates.
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Public Works
Agenda items
Public Works items
City approves $783K traffic signal upgrades with state DOT
Improved signal detection systems will reduce traffic delays and improve intersection safety throughout the city.
Capital project renamed: 2900 Dauphin Street renovations for 311 Call Center
Redirects existing capital funds to upgrade the city's 311 Call Center facility and file storage at 2900 Dauphin Street, improving service infrastructure without new spending.
Council awards $4.3M street resurfacing contract to Harwell and Company
Mobile commits $4.3 million to repair and resurface streets across the city using capital funds. Smoother roads improve safety and reduce wear on vehicles.
La Delicia Mexican Brunch gets restaurant liquor license
New full-service bar approval for 615 Dauphin Street. Liquor licenses affect neighborhood foot traffic and local business landscape.
2025-1002 46-662 Honorarily rename the corner of Butler Street and First Avenue to "James & Callie Lambert Way" .
City approves Dog River Clear Water Revival funding
Mobile commits general-fund money to Dog River Clear Water Revival, LLC for public waterway restoration. Project aims to improve water quality in Dog River.
Traffic signal upgrades on state routes; $601K grant with $140K city match
Safer intersections and smoother traffic flow on state highways and local roads. City commits $140,283 in local funds to unlock $461,132 in state grants for the upgrades.
Sole-source: $420K contract for city-wide street assessment
City hiring Sawgrass Consulting to evaluate condition and needs of Mobile's street network. Assessment will guide future repair and maintenance spending.
City approves $169,800 street light purchase from Graybar Electric
Mobile is buying street light luminaries to improve public lighting across the city. This purchase supports infrastructure maintenance and neighborhood visibility.
Garbage collection rules amended: new penalties for violations
Changes to trash regulations and fines for households that violate garbage collection rules. Residents should know what's prohibited and what penalties apply.
Council awards $70,000 to Geotechnical Engineering Testing for 2024 road resurfa
City hires engineer to test soil and pavement conditions on roads marked for repair this year. Results will guide which streets get resurfaced first and how to do the work safely.
Approve competitive bid for street sweeper equipment and supplies
City purchases street sweeper, brooms, and mandrels through competitive bidding to keep public streets clean. Competitive selection ensures cost efficiency for taxpayers.
City approves payment to State Street Community Development Corporation
City funds support community development work on State Street. Dollar amount not yet specified in the agenda.
$221K redirected to Threemile Creek watershed storm water work
City moves $221,000 from Langan Park to fund low-impact storm water improvements in the Threemile Creek watershed, reducing flood risk and improving water quality in the area.
$253,600 shifted to Langan Park stormwater improvements
Funds originally earmarked for dredging will now finance low-impact stormwater management at Langan Park, reducing flooding and improving water quality in the Threemile Creek watershed.
$125K redirected to Dauphin St. improvements from Sage Ave. to Rimes Rd.
Speeds up Dauphin Street project by reallocating grant funds between similar intersection and corridor improvement work in the same area.
Noise waiver approved for Conception/Conti/Dauphin June 29
Kimberly Knight receives permission to hold a loud event on three downtown blocks June 29, 1–7 p.m. Nearby residents should expect elevated noise during that window in District 2.
Downtown street optimization: Remove traffic signals, award $1.1M contract to Mc
City awards $1.1M to overhaul downtown traffic flow by removing signals and optimizing streets. Affects commute routes and pedestrian safety in downtown Mobile.
City awards $3.4M downtown street resurfacing contract to Asphalt Services, Inc.
Downtown streets will be resurfaced and remarked over the coming months, improving safety and reducing potholes and wear. The $3.4M project is a major public works investment in Mobile's central business district.