The city is moving $400,214 from one storm-drain project to pay for emergency drainage repairs as they arise. This keeps the total spending the same but speeds up response to flooding or drainage problems.
City redirects $2.5M in stormwater tax revenue to repair and improve drainage infrastructure across Mobile. Work addresses flooding, backups, and water quality in neighborhoods most affected by heavy rainfall.
Courtyard Mobile at 1000 W. I-65 Service Road S. is cleared to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption. Neighbors can review details before the ABC Board votes.
Storm drains from North Hamilton to Conception Street will be cleared of vegetation and debris, reducing flood risk in that area.
Mobile shifts capital funds from ADEM testing to boost stormwater runoff and flood prevention across the MS4 (municipal separate storm sewer) system.
Rich Heidal seeks permission to exceed noise limits on S. Monterey Street (between Dauphin and McGill) for a May 9 evening event. Neighbors in the area may experience higher sound levels during the 4-hour window.
Matthew LeMond can hold a late-night event at 518 Dauphin Street without violating city noise rules. Neighbors in the area may experience increased sound during the 5-hour window.
Angela Jones gets permission to operate at a higher noise level from 7:30–11:30 a.m. on June 6 at 645 Shelby Street in District 2, suspending normal noise ordinance limits for that date and time window.
Reece Pagel can hold an event from 6–9:30 p.m. at 1673 Government Street without noise-ordinance penalties. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity during that window.
3680 Dauphin Street in District 5 gets permission to operate between 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on three nights despite the Noise Ordinance. Neighbors may experience extended early-morning activity.
Expands what Cottage Hill Package (6376 Cottage Hill Road) can sell — adds a new Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license type. Corrects an earlier council vote to align with the ABC Board application.
Mobile pays Butler Complete Services to clear vegetation and debris from storm drains along Arrington Drive to Warrenton Court, reducing flood risk in the area.
Work clears vegetation and debris from storm drains on Prichard Ave. to Reynolds Ave., improving drainage and reducing flood risk in the area.
Vegetation and debris removal along Vista Ridge Drive will clear storm drainage; improves stormwater management and reduces local flooding risk.
Clears vegetation and debris from storm drains between Outley Drive and Candia Court to improve drainage and reduce flood risk in the area.
City contracts with Southern Realty Management Group to clear vegetation and debris from storm drainage at this location, improving water flow and reducing flood risk.
City is shifting $400,214 from a planned storm drain and pipe project to pay for emergency on-call drainage repairs. Affects how fast the city can respond to flooding and water damage issues.
Mobile is shifting $2.5 million from its storm water fund to repair and upgrade drainage infrastructure. Better storm water management reduces flooding risk and keeps streets passable during heavy rain.
City water system maintenance continues under competitive contract. Ensures reliable chemical treatment for safe drinking water delivery.
Brandon Oates gets permission to hold a late event (5–11 p.m.) at 1757 Government Street in District 2 without noise-ordinance penalties. Nearby residents may experience elevated sound levels that evening.