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.
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.
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.
Sharon Barker gets permission to hold an event at her property on April 25, 2026 (6–10 p.m.) without noise-ordinance restrictions. Neighbors in District 2 may experience louder activity during that window.
Virginia Bridges is allowed to hold an event with amplified sound at 2411 Venetia Road (District 3) from 5:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on October 24, 2026, without violating the city's noise ordinance. Neighbors should expect elevated noise levels that evening.
First Watch Restaurant at 725 Schillinger Road is cleared to serve alcohol. Local liquor licenses are public regulatory decisions that affect neighborhood commercial activity and licensing compliance.
Street sign and official addresses will change. Honors Rev. Elmore Pate's service to the Mobile community.
Storm drainage work clears vegetation and debris from Kreitner Street to Eslava Creek, improving drainage and reducing flooding risk in the area.
Mobile is spending $27,000 to remove vegetation and debris from storm drainage along Stanton Road to Three Mile Creek, improving stormwater flow and reducing flooding risk in the area.
Storm drains along Oakleigh Drive to Cone Street will be cleared of vegetation and debris, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in that corridor.
City may give up public access rights to a strip of land near your property in District 7. Hearing is May 12, 2026—speak up if you use or need that right-of-way.
Clearing vegetation and debris from storm drains along Dawes Road to Bobwhite Trail improves drainage and reduces flood risk in the area.
Storm drainage maintenance between Durande Drive and Eslava Creek removes debris and vegetation that could worsen flooding. No competitive bidding process used.
Removes storm drainage debris and vegetation from Challen Circle N. to Montfort Rd. W., improving water flow and reducing flooding risk in the area.
Stormwater crews get new equipment to manage flooding and drainage across Mobile. No competitive bidding was used.
Public Services stormwater team gets new portable radios to improve field communication and emergency response during storms and flooding.
City approves specialty retailer license for consumable hemp products at 364 Azalea Road. Decision opens new retail operation in Mobile.
Mobile City Council recommended approval for a new lounge-style liquor retailer and specialty hemp shop at 4439 Rangeline Road. The applicant must still receive final approval from the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
Robinson joins the board overseeing Mobile's water and sewer systems, which serve all city residents and affect rates and service quality.
Bolton's Branch drainage improvements reduce flood risk and improve stormwater management in the affected area. Project protects local property and infrastructure from water damage.