Special liquor license approved for Legion FC concessions
Allows alcohol sales at BBVA Compass Field during Legion FC matches May 11–June 1, 2019.
Allows alcohol sales at BBVA Compass Field during Legion FC matches May 11–June 1, 2019.
Allows Legion FC Concessions to sell food and beverages at BBVA Compass Field during the February–March 2019 season.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at 2121 19th Street will expand retail alcohol availability in Ensley.
Allows Legion FC Concessions LLC to sell food and beverages at BBVA Compass Field during the soccer season. Temporary license runs June 22 through July 20, 2019.
Allows Legion FC Concessions to sell food and beverages at BBVA Compass Field during the April 6–27 soccer season. Affects what fans can buy at the stadium.
Property owner at Dauphin Heights and Upham Street avoids a vacation fee for closing an adjacent alley. This clears the right-of-way for private development or property consolidation.
Brothers Pride Gas Station at 1910 St. Stephens Road is cleared to sell beer and table wine for off-premises consumption. This allows the business to expand its retail offering.
Mobile approves a Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license for Crossroads Pub, allowing beer, wine, and spirits sales at the downtown location.
Streamlines traffic management for signals throughout the Mobile metropolitan area. Coordination with Alabama DOT improves signal timing and traffic flow across city limits.
The Friendship House gets a one-day noise exemption on Valentine's Day to host an event from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Neighbors in District 2 may experience louder activity during that window.
Brooke Guesnard gets permission to exceed noise limits at this District 2 address during a 6-hour evening window (5–11 p.m.) on March 15. Neighbors in the area may experience higher sound levels during that time.
Patricia Beard receives exemption from noise ordinance limits for an event at 762 Marine Street (District 3) on January 18, 2:30–9:30 p.m. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity during that window than normally allowed.
Mobile is selling real property to the Alabama State Port Authority, the State of Alabama, and One Water, LLC. Citizens should know what city land is being disposed of and to whom.
City allocates $2.63 million from storm water fees to fund drainage and flood-control improvements across Mobile. Projects target areas prone to flooding and poor drainage.
Terry's Place LLC gains permission to operate a Division I dance venue in downtown Birmingham. Licenses of this type are subject to local regulations and community standards.
Capital budget reallocates $350,000 away from street resurfacing to sidewalk improvements. This may affect the pace of road repairs in your neighborhood while prioritizing pedestrian safety.
Julia Hatley receives permission to exceed noise limits on Canal Street between Broad and Washington Ave. from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on March 29, 2025, likely for a public event or gathering.
Council will decide whether to grant Terry's Place LLC a retail liquor license for on-premises service at this 18th Street North location.
Marcelle Naman can host a special event at 407 Conti Street (District 2) with extended hours—6 p.m. to 11 p.m.—despite noise ordinance restrictions on that date.
The city gains right-of-way access across Water and Sewer Commissioners' land for the Africatown Welcome Center project, enabling site development and public access.