O'Daly's Irish Pub on Dauphin Street can operate with amplified music and events until 1:00 a.m. on March 2, 2025—9 hours past normal noise rules. Neighbors in District 2 should know about the temporary exemption.
The city is giving up public right-of-way land in this area, which may enable adjacent property development or private use. Check if this affects your property or local access.
The city is giving up a small, unused street corridor between 2nd and 3rd Avenues South. This lets adjacent property owners use the land for their own purposes and may unlock development or consolidation in the area.
O'Daly's Irish Pub at 564 Dauphin Street can operate with extended hours and louder music/sound on March 4 from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. — exempt from city noise rules for one day.
Council will review the city's sidewalk strategy and hear resident input on pedestrian infrastructure priorities, access, and maintenance across Vestavia Hills.
Mobile commits funding to protect natural land off Todd Acres Drive and Kooiman Road through a conservation easement, restricting future development on the property.
A city street is renamed to honor Deacon Frederick E. Young's community legacy. The change affects residents and businesses on Yukers Street.
City will pay Alabama Power Company to relocate and upgrade utility infrastructure on St. Louis Street as part of the Innovating St. Louis Street improvement project.
Hargrove and Associates can hold an event 5–8 p.m. on May 29 without noise-ordinance restrictions at this downtown location. Neighbors in District 2 may experience elevated noise during those hours.
City Council recommended approval for a restaurant liquor license at a new establishment on Azalea Road, allowing it to serve beer, wine, and spirits once the ABC Board formally approves.
City funds construction of a new sidewalk and engineering study for a second sidewalk project in Cahaba Heights to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity in the neighborhood.
The city grants permission for amplified sound or similar noise at a District 2 location on October 10 from 5–9 p.m., allowing an event that would otherwise violate noise rules.
City may surrender public road or easement rights at this corner, potentially enabling private development or a property transfer. Neighbors should know if public access or rights are changing.
Armstrong Relocation Company donates office furniture (desks, partitions, and other items) to the city at no cost, reducing city spending on equipment.
Council backing approval for a new off-premises liquor license (beer and table wine only) at 5318 Overlook Road, pending ABC Board final sign-off.
Mobile spends nearly half a million dollars on new rear-load garbage trucks to replace aging fleet equipment. Keeps weekly trash collection on schedule across the city.
Mobile's sanitation fleet gets new equipment to maintain trash collection service for residents citywide.
City Council recommends approval of a restaurant liquor license for Flying Biscuit Cafe at 4356 Old Shell Road, allowing the establishment to serve beer, wine, and spirits with meals.
New Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license allows Monroes to serve alcohol at this Monroe Street location.
Mobile invests in new waste collection equipment to replace or expand sanitation fleet capacity.