City secures permanent rights to private land for stormwater improvements on Woodcock Creek's West Branch. Allows construction and long-term maintenance of drainage infrastructure to reduce flooding.
Public Works clears vegetation and debris from storm drainage along Westhaven Drive to prevent flooding and maintain drainage infrastructure.
Barbara Davis receives permission to exceed noise limits at her Royal Street location for 5 hours on June 13—likely for a private event or activity in District 2.
John Thompson's event at 250 Marine Street in District 2 has been approved to make noise from noon to 10 p.m. on March 14, 2026—an exception to the city's noise rules for that date and location.
Clears vegetation debris from storm drainage along I-65 Service Road corridor to improve stormwater flow and prevent flooding in the area.
Parking facility management shifts to private contractor. Agreement terms—revenue share, maintenance standards, and user fees—will affect how residents and visitors experience downtown parking.
Council will hear a proposal to grant special zoning permission for mixed properties on Government Street and Conti Street. Public comment opportunity at the hearing.
Kacey Chappelear gets permission to hold an event at Government and Dearborn (District 2) on May 2, 2026, from 8 a.m. to noon without noise restrictions.
American Cancer Society event on Canal Street (between Broad & Washington) will be louder than usual on March 7, 11 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Local traffic and businesses in District 2 may experience elevated noise during those hours.
City spends $323,436 to buy a professional Zamboni resurfacer for the Mobile Arena, replacing or upgrading ice maintenance capability for hockey and skating events.
Mobile contracts with Butler Complete Services to clear vegetation and debris from storm drains on Kent Road to Scenic Drive, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
City will decide what uses are allowed at these five downtown parcels. The permit outcome determines what can be built or operated at these locations and affects neighboring properties and traffic patterns.
Copeland-Cox Tennis Center gets new playing surface. Project improves public recreational facilities used by local players and teams.
Mobile Arena will have a new ice-resurfacing machine, improving skating surface quality for hockey games and public skating programs.
Storm drains from Springhill Ave. to Three-Mile Creek will be cleared of vegetation and debris, reducing flood risk in the drainage corridor.
City will spend $81,000 to resurface the tennis courts at Copeland-Cox Tennis Center, improving playing conditions for residents and visitors using the facility.
Jameelah Ali gets permission to exceed noise limits at her property from noon to 3 p.m. on April 18 for a specific event or activity in District 1.
Storm drainage vegetation and debris removal keeps flood-prone roadways clear and reduces flooding risk. Work covers the Keeling Road to Kent Road corridor.
Vegetation and debris removal on Emogene St. to Ralston Rd. clears stormwater drainage to reduce flooding risk in the area.
Storm drainage cleared of vegetation and debris from Mobile Street to Three-Mile Creek, improving stormwater flow and reducing flood risk in the area.