City awards $27,149 to Butler Complete for storm drainage cleanup
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.
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Greek Festival retail license approved for 19th Street South
Holy Trinity-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church gets permission to sell food and beverages at the Greek Festival on 19th Street South, October 2–4, 2025.
C & M Hospitality liquor license approved for Cassanova Restaurant
Cassanova Restaurant at 616 29th Street South is cleared to serve beer, wine, and liquor. The address correction ensures the license matches the actual location.
High Dive Lounge seeks restaurant liquor license at 524 32nd St S
High Dive Lounge and Park, LLC is seeking approval to serve alcohol at 524 32nd Street South. The license decision will proceed with a public hearing where residents can weigh in on the restaurant's application.
Special Events Retail License granted for Champagne & Fried Chicken event
Les Dames d'Escoffier International can now host a special retail event on October 19, 2025, at the 29th Street and 2nd Avenue location. This one-time license allows food and beverage sales for the event.
Noise waiver approved for 712 Magnolia Road, April 18
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.
City approves $28.5K concrete pumping contract for storm drainage on I-65 Servic
Storm drainage maintenance along the I-65 Service Road corridor keeps stormwater systems clear of debris and vegetation. This no-bid purchase supports public works operations between East I-65 Service Road and Emogene Street.
City hires OVG Parking to run Claiborne Street Garage
OVG Parking will take over daily operations and management of the Claiborne Street Garage, affecting parking availability and revenue for the city.
Mobile Airport North Campus access road: city partnership with Industrial Develo
City commits funding to build an access road at the North Campus of Mobile Airport Authority in partnership with the Industrial Development Board. Project will improve airport infrastructure and access.
City awards $22,873 to H. F. Glaude for storm drain cleanup
H. F. Glaude Construction will remove vegetation and debris from storm drains between Pinehill Drive and Crenshaw Street, improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
City approves $21,063 drainage cleanup contract with Invasive Management
Storm drains from Springhill Ave. to Three-Mile Creek will be cleared of vegetation and debris, reducing flood risk in the drainage corridor.
City awards $22K to Scott Alan Construction for storm drain cleanup
Storm drainage cleared of vegetation and debris from Mobile Street to Three-Mile Creek, improving stormwater flow and reducing flood risk in the area.
City pays Secure Land & Tree $26,500 for storm drain cleanup
Vegetation and debris removal on Emogene St. to Ralston Rd. clears stormwater drainage to reduce flooding risk in the area.
City approves $27,900 contract for storm drain cleanup on Keeling-Kent corridor
Storm drainage vegetation and debris removal keeps flood-prone roadways clear and reduces flooding risk. Work covers the Keeling Road to Kent Road corridor.
Mobile Arena gets $323K Zamboni resurfacing machine
Mobile Arena will have a new ice-resurfacing machine, improving skating surface quality for hockey games and public skating programs.
Council awards $81K contract to resurface tennis courts at Copeland-Cox
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.
INVOCATION: Rev. Otis McGuire, Pastor, Water of Life Ministry, Hueytown, AL
Special Events Retail License approved for Food+Heritage Festival
Allows vendors to sell food and goods at Food+Heritage Festival on September 19, 2025, at 29th Street between 2nd Avenue. Extends retail permissions granted earlier this year.
City approves $6,750 agreement with Sidewalk Film Center & Cinema
The city commits $6,750 in general funds to Sidewalk Film Center & Cinema, supporting a local cultural venue.