City awards $24,524 storm drainage cleanup contract to Invasive Management
Vegetation and debris removal along Vista Ridge Drive will clear storm drainage; improves stormwater management and reduces local flooding risk.
Vegetation and debris removal along Vista Ridge Drive will clear storm drainage; improves stormwater management and reduces local flooding risk.
City is shifting $400,214 from a planned storm drain and pipe project to pay for emergency on-call drainage repairs. Affects how fast the city can respond to flooding and water damage issues.
Mobile is shifting $2.5 million from its storm water fund to repair and upgrade drainage infrastructure. Better storm water management reduces flooding risk and keeps streets passable during heavy rain.
Rich Heidal seeks permission to exceed noise limits on S. Monterey Street (between Dauphin and McGill) for a May 9 evening event. Neighbors in the area may experience higher sound levels during the 4-hour window.
City contracts with Southern Realty Management Group to clear vegetation and debris from storm drainage at this location, improving water flow and reducing flood risk.
Matthew LeMond can hold a late-night event at 518 Dauphin Street without violating city noise rules. Neighbors in the area may experience increased sound during the 5-hour window.
Clears vegetation and debris from storm drains between Outley Drive and Candia Court to improve drainage and reduce flood risk in the area.
Brandon Oates gets permission to hold a late event (5–11 p.m.) at 1757 Government Street in District 2 without noise-ordinance penalties. Nearby residents may experience elevated sound levels that evening.
City spends an additional $27,000 on design and engineering for stormwater improvements at Langan Park. This extends a contract with Geosyntec Consultants to complete the planning phase of the project.
Terri De Four gets permission to exceed normal noise limits at this downtown location for one day (9 a.m.–10 p.m.), likely for an event or gathering.
Hillcrest Road median will get new landscaping between Cottage Hill and Windsor Drive. Work improves the appearance and maintenance of this residential corridor.
City shifts funds within capital projects to cover additional administrative services for storm-water improvements at Langan Park.
New restaurant liquor license at 800 Monroe Street clears the way for Follies Oyster and Cocktail to serve alcohol. License still requires ABC Board final approval.
The store at 6376 Cottage Hill Road gains city approval to sell consumable hemp products. License moves to state ABC Board for final decision.
Ebony Tabb gets permission to hold an event at 1254 W. Bucker Road on June 20 from 2–10 p.m. with raised noise levels allowed during that window in District 3.
Cottage Hill Package II gains authorization to sell specialty hemp products at 9124 Cottage Hill Road. Hemp retailers must meet state licensing standards for product sourcing and sales compliance.
Construction or event noise will be allowed at Broad Street and Canal Street from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on February 7, 2027 — outside normal noise ordinance hours. Neighbors in District 2 may experience disruption during this time window.
Piggly Wiggly at 5651 Moffett Road gains approval to sell consumable hemp products. The specialty retailer license allows the store to offer hemp-derived items to customers.
Ebony Tabb can hold a daytime and evening event at this District 3 address without noise-ordinance penalties. Neighbors in the area may experience elevated sound levels between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. that day.
Storm drainage work clears vegetation and debris from Oakleigh Drive to Three Mile Creek, reducing flood risk in that area.