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The Mobile City Council meets Tuesday, September 29, 2026, to work through held-over ordinances on de-annexation and rezoning, plus a long list of purchase and contract resolutions. Items include a de-annexation ordinance, a Planned Unit Development modification near Mobile Infirmary, rezoning on Weinacker Avenue, and expanded Entertainment District boundaries. The agenda also sets November 3, 2026 public hearings on several rezoning and land-use requests and includes noise-ordinance waiver appeals and resident communications.

• Ordinance 83-044: de-annexation of described land and redefining reduced corporate limits
• Ordinance 64-045: modify Planned Unit Development at Mobile Infirmary Circle, Boulevard, and Spring Hill Avenue properties
• Ordinance 64-046: rezone west side of Weinacker Avenue, 151' +/- north of Virginia Street from R-1 to R-2
• Ordinance 64-047: expand Entertainment Districts 1 and 3 under Section 30-13(a)
• Resolutions: $800,000 to TriMark USA for Regions Mobile Arena serving items; $498,107.41 decrease change order with Asphalt Services for Downtown Street Optimization; $214,284.86 to Arrington Curb & Excavation for Fire Training Center; $201,899.00 to Truck Equipment Sales for aerial bucket truck; $200,213.80 to Vision Southeast for 1900 Hurtel Street access control

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The Mobile City Council will consider the 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets, along with several contracts and purchase orders. The agenda includes public hearings on a Planned Unit Development modification and a rezoning, plus multiple resolutions for infrastructure and equipment purchases. The meeting also features noise ordinance waiver requests and various administrative items.

• Adoption of 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund Budgets
• Contract with Mirth Artists, LLC for Mardi Gras float construction; NTE $55,725.00
• Purchase order to VC3 Inc. for cybersecurity software renewal; $125,540.00
• Purchase order to Truck Equipment Sales Inc. for three Ford pickup trucks; $180,171.00
• Public hearing on rezoning at Weinacker Avenue from R-1 to R-2

The Mobile City Council adopted the 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets with multiple amendments. The council also approved noise ordinance waivers, numerous stormwater and public service purchase orders, and several contracts, while holding over several ordinances and resolutions.

• Adopted 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets as amended (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 518 Dauphin Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 4035 Dauphin Island Parkway (7-0)
• Approved agreement with Mirth Artists, LLC for Mardi Gras float construction for $55,725.00 (5-2)
• Approved purchase order to VC3 Inc. for network cybersecurity services for $125,540.00 (7-0)
• Approved contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for arterial management project for $300,000.00 (7-0)
• Approved contract with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. for arterial management project for $300,000.00 (7-0)
• Approved $10,000.00 appropriation to Azalea City Center for the Arts, Inc. (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council will consider adopting the FY 2026-27 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets and allocating $1.95 million in CDBG funds to the Taylor Landing Affordable Housing Development. The agenda also includes public hearings on demolishing five structures declared public nuisances, several rezonings, and multiple purchase orders and contracts, including a $1.36 million federal grant for five new trolley-style buses.

• Adoption of 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund Budgets
• Allocate $1,950,000.00 from CDBG funds to Taylor Landing Affordable Housing Development
• Public hearings to declare structures at 1550 Stewart Ave, 1318 Hercules St, 913 Texas St, 858 McQuillen St, and 1109 Bay Ave as public nuisances and order demolition
• Rezoning proposals for properties on Western Drive, Church Street, Government Boulevard, Dauphin Island Parkway, and others
• Authorize grant application for five trolley-style buses; $1,360,000.00 with $320,000.00 local match

The Mobile City Council approved several rezoning ordinances, including changes at 320/330 Western Drive, 2665 Government Blvd, 2694 Government Blvd, 4460 Dauphin Island Pkwy, 4213/4221 Spring Valley Dr, and Bear Fork/Moffett Rd. It also approved a $1.95M allocation from CDBG funds for the Taylor Landing affordable housing development, with an amendment specifying non-federal funds. The 2026-2027 budget was held over for one week, and the rezoning at 255 Church Street was also held over.

• Approved $1.95M CDBG allocation for Taylor Landing affordable housing (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 320/330 Western Drive to I-1 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 2665 Government Blvd to R-1/B-3 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 2694 Government Blvd to B-3 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 4460 Dauphin Island Pkwy to ML (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 4213/4221 Spring Valley Dr to R-1 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at Bear Fork/Moffett Rd to B-3 (7-0)
• Held over 2026-2027 budget and 255 Church St rezoning for one week

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The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings regarding several property rezonings and the adoption of the 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund Budgets. The meeting also includes discussions on various municipal contracts, purchase orders, and public petitions.

• Public hearing for adoption of 2026-2027 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund Budgets
• Seven public hearings regarding various property rezonings
• Purchase order to Kone, Inc. to rebuild Convention Center Exhibit Hall escalators for $354,397.20
• Allocation of $1,950,000.00 to the Taylor Landing Affordable Housing Development
• Grant application for five new trolley-style buses for $1,360,000.00

The Council approved a rezoning ordinance for property on Navco Road and authorized multiple purchase orders for equipment and services. Several other rezoning requests and budget items were held over for the September 15 meeting.

• Approved rezoning of 1509 Navco Road from B-2 to B-3 (7-0)
• Approved tennis teaching pro agreement with Richard Cuny, not to exceed $80,000 per year (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to KONE, Inc. for convention center escalators, $354,397.20 (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to Thompson Tractor Company, Inc. for forklift, $57,304.28 (7-0)
• Approved contract renewal with Southern Earth Sciences, Inc. for landfill sampling, $68,745.00 (7-0)
• Approved recommendation for Mobtowns Picnic Pop Up special events license (7-0)
• Approved $1,000 appropriation to The Child Advocacy, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved purchase order for traffic data collectors, $18,778.86 (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests, three nuisance property demolitions, and consider a range of contracts and appropriations, including a $7.5M grant for Brookley by the Bay. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers, a fine schedule amendment, and several public comments on animal control, budget, and other topics.

• Rezoning at 1509 Navco Road (B-2 to B-3), 4600-A Hamilton Boulevard (R-A to I-2), and 97 Center Drive (R-1 to R-3)
• Nuisance demolitions at 906 S. Broad Street, 1203 Oak Lane Circle West, and 3836 Mordecai Lane
• Contract with McElhenney Construction for N. McGregor Ave. Reconstruction: $1,419,344.43
• Appropriation of $1,600,000 for TIGER/South Broad Street project
• Grant application for Brookley by the Bay Phase 2: $7,495,000 with match

The Mobile City Council approved several infrastructure and service contracts, including road improvements on North McGregor Avenue and a $7.49M grant application for Brookley by the Bay. The Council also declared two properties public nuisances and ordered their demolition, while tabling a proposed animal control ordinance until October 6, 2026. Additionally, the Council scheduled several public hearings for October 2026 regarding zoning and development matters.

• Approved $1.4M N. McGregor Avenue reconstruction contract (7-0)
• Approved $7.49M Brookley by the Bay grant application (7-0)
• Approved $324,409 Cooper Riverside Park change order (7-0)
• Tabled animal control ordinance until Oct 6 (7-0)
• Ordered demolition of 1203 Oak Lane Circle West (7-0)
• Ordered demolition of 3836 Mordecai Lane (7-0)
• Approved Elite1 Stop Services shuttle certificate (7-0)
• Tabled 4600-A Hamilton Blvd rezoning ordinance (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council is meeting to consider a range of items including multiple contracts, public hearings on demolishing six structures, and several noise ordinance waivers. Key votes include a $7.4 million software agreement with Tyler Technologies and a $1.4 million fleet camera contract with Samsara. The agenda also includes public hearings on declaring six properties as public nuisances and a call for a public hearing on the FY2026-2027 budget.

• Authorize $7,418,460.44 agreement with Tyler Technologies for enterprise software (3 years)
• Authorize $1,400,000 contract with Samsara for fleet vehicle cameras (2 years)
• Public hearings to demolish structures at 619 Summerville St, 612 Cedar Ave, 1213 Chinquapin St, 266 Kennedy St, 1120 Partridge St, 303 Rylands St
• Authorize $1,000,000 contract with Parten Smith for downtown sidewalk improvements
• Approve $1,419,344.43 contract with McElhenney Construction for N. McGregor Ave reconstruction

The Mobile City Council approved a $7,418,460.44 three-year contract with Tyler Technologies for enterprise software, and a $90,000 agreement with Lyvve Investment Group for Africatown Welcome Center consulting after adding amendment language. The council also approved several other contracts, including a $1.4M Samsara fleet camera deal and a $695,000 Protec Video technology contract, while tabling a $1M sidewalk improvement contract with Parten Smith.

• Approved $7,418,460.44 Tyler Technologies software contract (7-0)
• Approved $90,000 Lyvve Investment Group consulting agreement as amended (7-0)
• Approved $1,400,000 Samsara fleet camera services contract (7-0)
• Approved $695,000 Protec Video technology services contract (7-0)
• Tabled $1,000,000 Parten Smith sidewalk improvements contract (7-0)
• Approved $86,764.70 transfer for traffic signal improvements (7-0)
• Approved 6 noise ordinance waivers, held 1 over (7-0)
• Approved demolition of 6 structures declared public nuisances (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council is meeting to vote on a range of resolutions, including several large contracts and purchases. Key items include a $1.4 million fleet camera service agreement, a $1 million downtown sidewalk improvement contract, and a $695,000 technology services contract for the Gulf Coast Technology Center. The council will also hold public hearings on two new transportation service applications and consider noise ordinance waivers for three events.

• Contract with Samsara, Inc. for fleet vehicle camera services, NTE $1,400,000
• Contract with Parten Smith, Inc. for downtown sidewalk improvements, $1,000,000
• Contract with Protec Video, LLC for Gulf Coast Technology Center services, NTE $695,000
• Purchase order for drone equipment for Gulf Coast Technology Center, $139,345.85
• Public hearings for sedan and golf cart service certificates (KeCares 4U, Midtown Cart Transpo)

The Mobile City Council approved a $90,000 professional services contract with Minnikin Resources Inc. for governance review and improvement consulting, after adopting an amendment detailing the agreement's terms. The council also approved several other items, including noise ordinance waivers, a GPS software contract for Azalea City Golf Course, drone equipment purchases, and multiple discretionary fund appropriations. Several resolutions were held over for further consideration at the next meeting.

• Approved $90,000 governance consulting contract with Minnikin Resources Inc. (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waivers for Toulminville Crichton CDC, Jayden Irby, and Bobby King (6-0 each)
• Approved $68,114.76 GPS software contract with Tagmarshal International for Azalea City Golf Course (6-0)
• Approved $139,345.85 drone equipment purchase for Gulf Coast Technology Center (6-0)
• Approved $245,024.49 fire communications equipment purchase (6-0)
• Approved $14,000 in discretionary funds to seven Mobile public schools (6-0)
• Held over Lyvve Investment Group $90,000 community liaison contract until Aug. 25
• Held over $1M downtown sidewalk contract and $7.4M Tyler Technologies software contract until Aug. 25

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The Mobile City Council is meeting to consider a range of items, including several noise ordinance waivers for events, a public hearing on a shuttle service application, and multiple resolutions held over from previous meetings. Key actions include a $750,924 elevator maintenance contract, a one-time cost-of-living adjustment for police and fire pensioners, and various purchase orders for equipment and services. The agenda also includes several new resolutions being introduced, such as a GPS software contract for the golf course and multiple storm drainage cleanup purchases.

• Noise ordinance waivers for events at 1644 Virginia Street, 401 Government Street, Washington Square Park, and 2415 Club House Road
• Public hearing on Everbliss Senior Solutions shuttle service application
• $750,924 elevator/escalator service contract with Kone, Inc.
• One-time COLA for certain Police and Firefighter's Retirement Plan pensioners
• $95,800 repair of Medal of Honor Park soccer field lighting

The Mobile City Council approved a one-time cost-of-living adjustment for certain police and firefighter pensioners, effective October 1, 2026. It also approved multiple contracts and purchase orders, including a $750,924 elevator maintenance contract with Kone, Inc., and a $144,706 agreement with Alabama Power for intersection improvements. The council appointed Lana Pafenbach as City Clerk effective December 26, 2026, and held over several items, including a $90,000 agreement with Lyvve Investment Group and a shuttle service application for Everbliss Senior Solutions.

• Approved one-time COLA for police/fire pensioners (2.5% for most, none for 1977-1985 retirees) (7-0)
• Approved $750,924 contract with Kone, Inc. for elevator/escalator maintenance (7-0)
• Approved $144,706 agreement with Alabama Power for Halls Mill/Demetropolis intersection work (7-0)
• Approved $95,800 purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting for soccer field lighting repair (7-0)
• Approved $135,000 contract with Planning Next LLC for capital improvement planning (7-0)
• Approved $60,000 contract with RMGA Inc. for Azalea City Golf Course consulting (7-0)
• Appointed Lana Pafenbach as City Clerk effective Dec 26, 2026 (7-0)
• Held over $90,000 Lyvve Investment Group agreement and Everbliss shuttle application to Aug 18 (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council will meet to introduce and vote on several contracts, easements, and public hearings. Key items include a $750,924 contract for elevator and escalator maintenance, multiple rezoning proposals, and approvals for demolition costs and construction easements. The meeting also includes public hearings for noise ordinance waivers and calls for future rezoning hearings.

• Authorize $750,924 service contract with Kone, Inc. for elevator/escalator maintenance
• Call public hearings for 8 rezoning proposals (e.g., 320 Western Drive B-3 to I-1, 255 Church Street T-5.2 to T-6)
• Fix demolition costs: $2,000 (1910 Eoline St), $2,700 (1255 Brussels St), $2,750 (1314 Pecan St)
• Authorize $200,000 DOJ grant for CPD Microgrants Program
• Approve $161,000 repair agreement for Transit Building restrooms

The Mobile City Council approved a $161,000 contract with Tindle Construction for repairs to the Transit Building's upstairs restroom and breakroom, and held over a major overhaul of the city's animal control ordinance until September 1. The council also approved several purchase orders, including $78,520.50 for new police computers and $71,785.23 for playground safety surfacing, and set public hearings for multiple rezoning requests.

• Approved $161,000 contract with Tindle Construction for Transit Building repairs (6-0)
• Held over animal control ordinance overhaul (Ordinance 07-033-2026) until Sept 1 (6-0)
• Approved $78,520.50 purchase order to Dell for 50 MPD desktop computers (6-0)
• Approved $71,785.23 purchase order to Game Time for playground netting and surfacing at Medal of Honor Park (6-0)
• Approved $85,877.43 purchase order to Vector Solutions for MFRD software renewal (6-0)
• Approved $200,000 grant application to U.S. DOJ for Homeless Outreach Team (6-0)
• Approved $1,000 appropriation to The Pathway School from District 1 funds (6-0)
• Set public hearings for Sept 8 on rezoning at 320/330 Western Drive and 255 Church Street (6-0)

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The Mobile City Council will vote on several high-value contracts, including post-disaster support and playground equipment. The body is also reviewing noise ordinance waivers and a public nuisance demolition at 1307 Willow Lane.

• Contract with Longview International Technology Solutions, Inc. for post-disaster support: NTE $500,000
• Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Lavretta Park playground equipment: $449,000
• Lump sum payment to RSA/ERA City of Mobile Retirees: $253,440
• Contract with USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park for teak deck replacement: $125,000
• Proposed re-zoning of 7271 Grelot Road from R-1 to B-1

The City Council approved several service contracts, including playground equipment for Lavretta Park and teak deck replacement for the USS Alabama. The council also granted two noise ordinance waivers and denied one. Additionally, a property at 7271 Grelot Road was rezoned from R-1 to B-1.

• Rezoning of 7271 Grelot Road from R-1 to B-1 approved (7-0)
• Approved $449,000 contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Lavretta Park playground (7-0)
• Approved $125,000 contract for USS Alabama battleship teak deck replacement (7-0)
• Approved $500,000 contract with Longview International Technology Solutions for post-disaster services (7-0)
• Approved $60,470 purchase order to Sunblet Fire Inc. for boots and helmets (7-0)
• Approved $253,440 lump sum payment to RSA/ERA city retirees (7-0)
• Noise ordinance waiver for Mobtown After Dark at 2301 Airport Boulevard approved (7-0)
• Noise ordinance waiver for Shameka Webb Casher at 860 Pine Run Road denied (7-0)

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The City Council will discuss several property rezonings and approve various purchase orders for city services. The body is also considering a $417,441 federal grant for port security and multiple contracts for infrastructure and maintenance.

• Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Lavretta Park playground equipment: $449,000.00
• Grant from FEMA for FY26 Port Security Grant Program: $417,441.00
• Contract with Longview International Technology Solutions, Inc. for post-disaster support: NTE $500,000.00
• Proposed re-zoning for 7271 Grelot Road from R-1 to B-1
• Purchase order to Sunbelt Fire, Inc. for fire boots and helmets: $60,470.00

The City Council revoked the business license of All Weather Roofing & Construction, LLC following reports of misconduct and criminal investigation. The Council also approved several zoning changes, public utility easements, and various municipal purchase orders.

• Revoked business license of All Weather Roofing & Construction, LLC (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 2609 and 2651 Springhill Avenue and other lots from R-1/B-3 to B-1 (5-0-1)
• Denied rezoning of 5101 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3 (6-0)
• Denied rezoning of 5361 Moffett Road from R-1 to B-3 (6-0)
• Approved $417,441 FEMA grant for FY26 Port Security Grant Program (6-0)
• Approved $5,656 lump sum payment for Mobile Transit Authority retirees (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Pop’s Midtown, LLC (6-0)
• Denied noise ordinance waiver for Demetrius and Demetria Kirksey (6-0)

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The City Council will review several rezoning applications for properties on Spring Hill Avenue, Dauphin Island Parkway, and Moffett Road. The meeting also includes votes on various purchase orders for city departments and several grant applications.

• Rezoning of 2609 and 2651 Spring Hill Avenue, 152, 157, 159 Mobile Street, and 144 Hyland Avenue
• Rezoning of 4630, 4700, and 460 Dauphin Island Parkway
• Rezoning of 5101 Moffett Road and 5361 Moffett Road
• Storm drainage repair and maintenance contract with Chris Brewer Construction, Inc. for $1,432,149.36
• Purchase order to Sansom Equipment Company, Inc. for a garbage truck for $398,360.00

The Mobile City Council approved a $1.43 million contract with Chris Brewer Construction for storm drainage repair and maintenance, along with several other equipment purchases and contracts. The council also approved a noise ordinance waiver for Little Sisters of the Poor and introduced several rezoning ordinances, which were held over for a future meeting. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved $1,432,149.36 contract with Chris Brewer Construction for storm drainage repair (7-0)
• Approved $288,175 contract with Bill Smith Electric for Trimmier Park lighting upgrades (7-0)
• Approved $398,360 purchase order for garbage truck with automated side-load body (7-0)
• Approved $276,674 purchase order for crew cab truck with dry van body for MFRD USAR (7-0)
• Approved $95,660.80 purchase order for compact track loader for Stormwater Department (7-0)
• Approved $90,000 contract with Finn Partners for marketing of Son of a Son of a Sailor exhibition (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Little Sisters of the Poor at 1655 McGill Avenue (7-0)
• Approved $100,000 ALEA grant application for EOD program (7-0)

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The Mobile City Council will discuss several high-value contracts for public services and emergency equipment. The body is also holding public hearings to demolish two structures declared as public nuisances and reviewing noise ordinance waiver requests.

• Contract with Chris Brewer Construction, Inc. for 2026 Public Services Storm Drainage Repair & Maintenance: $1,432,149.36
• Contract with Bill Smith Electric, Inc. for lighting upgrades at Trimmier Park: $288,175.00
• Purchase of a garbage truck for the Trash Department: $398,360.00
• HUD grant application for Automated Permitting Systems Demonstration Grant: $600,000.00
• Public hearings for demolition of structures at 1966 Halls Mill Road and 1401 Vega Drive

The City Council approved multiple consent resolutions, including a $600,000 HUD grant application and various purchase orders for fire and police equipment. The Council also granted noise ordinance waivers and authorized a fund transfer for community clean-up efforts.

• Approved June 23 and June 30 meeting minutes
• Adopted the meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 2301 Airport Boulevard (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Blacklawn Street (6-0)
• Authorized $600,000 HUD grant application for automated permitting systems (6-0)
• Authorized agreement with CSX Transportation, Inc. for Shipyard Road Boat Launch (6-0)
• Approved $108,573 purchase order to North American Fire Equipment Company, Inc. (6-0)
• Approved $119,994 purchase order to North American Fire Equipment Company, Inc. (6-0)

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The Mobile City Council will consider a $600,000 federal grant for automated permitting systems and a $350,000 FEMA grant for infrastructure resilience. The agenda also includes appeals for noise ordinance waivers, a conditional use permit denial, and several contracts for public safety and city services. Public comments include complaints about police cover-ups and other governance issues.

• Approve $600,000 HUD grant for Automated Permitting Systems Demonstration Grant (no local match)
• Authorize FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure grant application for $350,000 with $105,000 match
• Authorize $313,346 agreement with Gaines Utility Construction for securing structures at 4021 Seabreeze Rd. N.
• Consider proposed denial of Conditional Use Permit for 904 Kentucky Street
• Seven noise ordinance waiver appeals for various dates and locations

The Mobile City Council voted unanimously to deny a conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 904 Kentucky Street, overriding the Planning Commission's recommendation. The council also approved seven noise ordinance waivers for events in July through October and tabled one request. Two contracts were approved: a $313,346 agreement for securing structures at Berkshire Apartments and a $29,000 emergency tree-removal purchase order.

• Denied conditional use permit for short-term rental at 904 Kentucky Street (unanimous)
• Tabled noise-ordinance waiver request by Raymond Mitchell at 965 Elmira Street (unanimous)
• Approved noise-ordinance waivers for events at 809 Donald St, Cathedral, 50 S. Ann St, 22 S. Reed Ave, 2459 N. Dog River, 1831 Riverside Dr, and 82 Burtonwood Dr (all unanimous)
• Approved $313,346 contract with Gaines Utility Construction for securing structures at Berkshire Apartments, 4021 Seabreeze Road N (unanimous)
• Approved $29,000 purchase order to Cain’s Tree & Landscape for emergency tree removal at 3518 Springhill Avenue (6-0-1; Reynolds abstained)

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The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed denial of a conditional use permit for 904 Kentucky Street and consider adopting the 2026 Mobile County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. The council will also vote on numerous contracts and purchase orders, including $260,716 for a cruise terminal ramp and $360,403 for arena furniture. Several resolutions declare structures as public nuisances for demolition. Noise ordinance waivers are requested for two events.

• Public hearing and ordinance on proposed denial of a Conditional Use Permit at 904 Kentucky Street (District 3)
• Adoption of the 2026 Mobile County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (Resolution 60-702)
• Purchase orders: cruise terminal disembarkation ramp ($260,716), arena weapons detection systems ($150,044), arena furniture ($360,403)
• Transfer of $4M+ for Halls Mill Creek Public Access from District 4 CIP and contingency funds
• Noise ordinance waiver requests for 965 Elmira Street (July 4) and Langan Park (June 27)

The Mobile City Council approved three resolutions transferring a total of approximately $1.08 million from capital project funds to support the railroad crossing portion of the Halls Mill Creek public access project. The council also declared two structures public nuisances and ordered their demolition: one at 613 Ruth Street and one at 1163 Texas Street. A noise ordinance waiver for Isaiah 53 Holiness Church was adopted, while a waiver request for 965 Elmira Street was held over for one week. No items were voted down; all decisions were unanimous.

• Approved agenda (6-0).
• Held over noise ordinance waiver for Raymond Mitchell at 965 Elmira Street until June 30 (6-0).
• Adopted noise ordinance waiver for Isaiah 53 Holiness Church at Langan Park (6-0).
• Approved transfer of $650,000 from CIP District 4 to Halls Mill Creek public access project (Resolution 09-660, 6-0).
• Approved transfer of $181,447.89 from CIP District 4 Contingency to Halls Mill Creek public access project (Resolution 09-661, 6-0).
• Approved transfer of $250,000 from Capital Improvement Reserve to Halls Mill Creek public access project (Resolution 09-662, 6-0).
• Declared the structure at 613 Ruth Street a public nuisance and ordered demolition (Resolution 40-427, 6-0).
• Declared the structure at 1163 Texas Street a public nuisance and ordered demolition (Resolution 40-429, 6-0).

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The Mobile City Council will consider several public hearings for property demolitions and securing structures, along with noise ordinance waivers for community events. They will vote on a $1.12 million FEMA grant for the fire department, approve a $515,000 vacuum sewer cleaner truck, and consider a rezoning request. Additionally, the council will introduce resolutions for various contracts and purchases, including a master services agreement for the Mobile Museum of Art.

• Three noise ordinance waiver requests for events at 2666 Esau Ave, Mardi Gras Park, and Medal of Honor Park
• Public hearings to fix costs for demolition at 507 Booker St ($2,699) and 1550 Polk St ($2,300), and securing at 470 Dauphin St ($7,400), 661/663 Dauphin St ($700), and 1401 Vega Dr ($4,300)
• Consideration of rezoning property at 7271 Grelot Road from R-1 to B-1 (public hearing scheduled July 21)
• Authorization of purchase order for vacuum sewer cleaner truck for Stormwater Dept., $515,174
• Authorization to apply for FEMA Assistance to Firefighters grant, $1,121,767

The City Council approved minutes from June 9, adopted the agenda, and granted three noise ordinance waivers for events at 2666 Esau Avenue, Mardi Gras Park, and Medal of Honor Park. Public hearings on demolition and securing costs for several structures were held but no final action was taken. An ordinance to add building permit fees for the Alabama Construction Trade Academy was amended but not voted on.

• Approved minutes of June 9, 2026 (5-0)
• Adopted the meeting agenda (5-0)
• Granted noise ordinance waiver to Lykiska Adams for July 25 event at 2666 Esau Ave (5-0)
• Granted noise ordinance waiver to Maura Mandyck for July 4 event at Mardi Gras Park (5-0)
• Granted noise ordinance waiver to Lorena Camilleri for June 20 event at Medal of Honor Park (5-0)
• Held public hearings on demolition costs at 507 Booker St ($2,699), 1550 Polk St ($2,300), and securing costs at 470 Dauphin St ($7,400), 661-663 Dauphin St ($700), 1401 Vega Dr ($4,300) — no action taken
• Held public hearing on Woods Anytime Mobility, LLC shuttle service application — no action taken
• Ordinance 11-024-2026 (Construction Trade Academy Fund Fees) amended and held over

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The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning property on Tacon Street from R-1 to B-3. The council will also vote on numerous contracts and purchase orders, including $515,174 for a vacuum sewer cleaner truck and a $1.1 million FEMA grant application. Additionally, several noise ordinance waivers and new rezonings for future meetings will be discussed.

• Public hearing on rezoning east side of Tacon Street, north of Cameron Street from R-1 to B-3 (District 1).
• Approve purchase order to Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for vacuum sewer cleaner truck for Stormwater Dept.; $515,174.00.
• Authorize the Mayor to apply for a FEMA FY25 Assistance to Firefighters grant; $1,121,767.00 ($112,176.00 match).
• Re-allocate $371,235.44 from CIP contingencies and drainage repairs to N. McGregor Reconstruction Roundabout.
• Authorize Agreement with Knight Sign Industries, Inc. for Phase I Wayfinding Signage; $120,605.00.

The City Council approved four noise ordinance waivers for events, held over an ordinance that would impose a $20 fee on building permits to fund the Alabama Construction Trade Academy, and conducted a public hearing on a rezoning with no speakers. A second ordinance amending Downtown Development District regulations was called up but no action was recorded in the minutes. The council also approved the minutes from May 26 and June 2, 2026.

• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Devon McKibben at Public Safety Memorial Park (unanimous)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Caroline Gratton at 610 St. Anthony Street (unanimous)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Hispanic American Business Association at Mardi Gras Park (unanimous)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Loretta Douglas at 1250 Alba Street (unanimous)
• Held over ordinance 11-024-2026 (Alabama Construction Trade Academy Fund Fees) for one week (unanimous)
• Adopted the agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 26 and June 2 (unanimous)
• Conducted public hearing on rezoning at Tacon Street – no speakers, ordinance to be introduced later

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing to amend Appendix A of the Unified Development Code for the Downtown Development District. They will also vote on several held-over resolutions, including a $1.1 million contract for the Mobile River Fender System Replacement and a $120,605 wayfinding signage contract. The council will consider multiple noise ordinance waivers for events in June and July 2026, and introduce ordinances regarding construction trade academy fees.

• Public hearing to amend Downtown Development District zoning code (Appendix A, UDC Chapter 64)
• Authorize $1,107,734 contract for Mobile River Fender System Replacement
• Approve $120,605 agreement with Knight Sign Industries for Phase I Wayfinding Signage
• Approve $137,052 purchase order for fire bunker gear for Mobile Fire Rescue Department
• Consider noise ordinance waivers for events at Mobile Skate Plaza, 305 MAMGA Drive, and Dauphin Street

The City Council approved a contract for the Mobile River Fender System Replacement and extended a micromobility franchise agreement with Lime. The council also authorized several noise ordinance waivers and a $70,000 fund transfer for wayfinding signage.

• Approved $1,107,734.00 contract with Rob’t J Baggett, Inc. for Mobile River Fender System Replacement (7-0)
• Approved 3-year franchise agreement extension with Neutron Holdings, Inc. dba Lime (7-0)
• Approved $70,000 fund transfer from Capital Project #C1047 to #C0929 for wayfinding analysis (7-0)
• Approved $97,400 contract increase for Found Design, LLC dba MERJE for wayfinding program (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waivers for Devon McKibben, Isadore Sims, Daniel Owens, The Child Advocacy Center, and Antonio Franks (7-0 each)
• Approved bid awards for used guns (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will act on held-over items including a $3.08M CIP resurfacing contract for District 6 and a $1.1M contract for Mobile River fender system replacement. New resolutions cover spending on garbage trucks, fire equipment, noise ordinance waivers, taxicab and shuttle certificates, settlement agreements, and other infrastructure projects. Public comments will be heard from residents on open records and gun violence prevention.

• $3,080,643.80 CIP resurfacing contract for District 6 with HCL Contracting, LLC (held over)
• $1,107,734.00 contract with Rob't J Baggett Inc. for Mobile River Fender System Replacement
• $794,530.00 purchase order for side load garbage trucks from Sansom Equipment Co., Inc.
• $284,883.45 reallocation of funds for Fire Department capital equipment
• Ten noise ordinance waiver requests for events in Districts 1, 2, and 6

The City Council approved 10 separate requests for noise ordinance waivers for various events and locations. The Council also approved a major modification to a Planned Unit Development at 1879 Conception Street Road to allow for two electrical buildings.

• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Isaiah 53 Holiness Church at BTW & Hank Aaron Park (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Kim Hall at 2051 Clemente Court (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Felicia McCarty at Lincoln Avenue (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Original Dragons, Inc. at 156 S. Broad Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Kimberly Knight at 10 S. Conception Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Danielle Holland at 119 Dauphin Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Christopher Poiroux at 2301 Airport Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved PUD modification at 1879 Conception Street Road for two electrical buildings

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a $15 million GOMESA grant for Brookley By the Bay, approve multiple public nuisance demolitions, and authorize various contracts for police, fire, and road resurfacing.

• Authorize $15,000,000 GOMESA grant for Brookley By the Bay Phase I
• Authorize $794,530 for side load garbage trucks
• Authorize $3,080,643.80 for 2026 CIP Resurfacing District 6
• Declare 2602 Wealthy Street, 507 Chin Street, 509 Chin Street, 1332 Congress Street, and 5612 Racine Avenue public nuisances
• Authorize $283,295.94 for Cooper Riverside Park restroom upgrades

The City Council approved seven requests for noise ordinance waivers at various locations and denied one. Several public hearings were held regarding demolition of public nuisances and transportation certificates, with resolutions deferred to later in the meeting.

• Approved noise waiver for 751 Dauphin Street, June 12, 2026 (5-0)
• Denied noise waiver for 1757 Government Street, October 17, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Mardi Gras Park, November 26, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 911 Dauphin Street, February 8, 2027 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Medal of Honor Park, July 8, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 82 Burtonwood Drive, May 23, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Langan Park, June 21, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 4901 Zeigler Boulevard, July 4, 2026 (5-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a $11.4 million contract for 2026 CIP resurfacing across six districts, along with multiple public hearings including modifications to planning approvals at 65 Mobile Street and a right-of-way vacation at 6401 Overlook Road. Several other contracts and purchases for parks, fire equipment, and storm drainage removal are also on the agenda.

• $11,377,001.25 agreement with Harwell & Company for 2026 CIP Resurfacing (Districts 1-5,7)
• Public hearing on modification of Planned Unit Development at 65 Mobile Street (District 1)
• $253,000 purchase order for Trimmier Park football field lights
• $139,309.38 purchase order for breathing air trailer and fill stations for MFRD
• $283,295.94 change order for Cooper Riverside Park restroom upgrades

The City Council approved several infrastructure contracts, including a major resurfacing project and field lighting for Trimmier Park. The Council also granted a noise ordinance waiver for a specific address and approved a services agreement for the downtown district.

• Approved $11,377,001.25 contract with Harwell & Company, LLC for 2026 CIP Resurfacing (7-0)
• Approved $238,000.00 contract with Geotechnical Engineering Testing, Inc. for 2026 CIP Resurfacing (7-0)
• Approved $253,000.00 purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for Trimmier Park football field lights (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 2201 St. Teresa Street on May 23, 2026 (7-0)
• Denied noise ordinance waiver for 1605 Apex Court (motion died for lack of second)
• Approved amended Base Line Services Agreement with Downtown Mobile District Management Corporation (7-0)
• Approved minutes from May 5, 2026 meeting

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss several high-value infrastructure contracts and public nuisance demolitions. The body is also reviewing numerous noise ordinance waiver requests and various fund re-allocations for city departments.

• Agreement with Harwell & Company, LLC for 2026 CIP Resurfacing: $11,377,001.25
• Contract amendment with McElhenney Construction, LLC for storm drain maintenance: $2,490,000.00 increase
• Public hearings to declare structures at 2814 Cottage Hill Road, 251 Rylands Street, 2459 Karagan Drive, and 3909 Wiggins Drive as public nuisances for demolition
• Purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for Trimmier Park football field lights: $253,000.00
• Proposed rezoning of property at the east side of Tacon Street, north of Cameron Street from R-1 to B-3

The City Council approved 14 noise ordinance waivers for various locations and dates. Two noise waiver requests were held over for future meetings. Public hearings were held for four structures identified as public nuisances, with resolutions to follow.

• Approved noise ordinance waivers for 809 Donald St, 1257 Government St, 454 Charleston St, 1621 Virginia St (two dates), Lyons Park (two dates), Fort Conde Inn, 250 Dauphin St, 321 N. Warren St, Mobile Botanical Gardens, 6600 Magnolia Grove Pkwy, and 7001 Magnolia Grove Pkwy
• Held over noise waiver for 1757 Government St until May 19, 2026
• Held over noise waiver for 1605 Apex Court until May 12, 2026
• Approved minutes from April 28, 2026
• Concluded public hearings for demolition of 2814 Cottage Hill Road, 251 Rylands Street, 2459 Karagan Drive, and 3909 Wiggins Drive

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on a $6.3 million contract for a new Animal Services Facility and hear public hearings on demolitions and a shuttle service permit. Several noise ordinance waivers for park events are on appeal, along with resolutions for police vehicle purchases and software renewals. The agenda also includes reallocations for storm water projects and a settlement agreement.

• Contract with Rogers & Willard, Inc. for new City Animal Services Facility; $6,318,289.00
• Purchase order to Donohoo Chevrolet for 25 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD; $1,283,337.50
• Public hearings to declare structures at 357 Cassidy St., 1202 Gorgas St., and 7310 4th St. nuisances and order demolition
• Reallocation of $2,538,000 from Municipal Storm Water Fees to various Storm Water Management Projects
• Noise ordinance waiver requests for events at Trinity Gardens Park, Cathedral Square Park, and other locations

The City Council approved the previous meeting's minutes and adopted the current agenda. The council also granted multiple requests for noise ordinance waivers at various parks and locations.

• Approved April 21, 2026, meeting minutes
• Adopted the April 28, 2026, agenda (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for Trinity Gardens Park Amphitheater on May 2, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for Trinity Gardens Park on June 21, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for Cathedral Square Park on May 1, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for 352 St. Francis Street on May 2, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for British Park on May 17, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for 661 S. Broad Street on May 24, 2026 (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will discuss several high-value contracts, including a new animal services facility and police vehicles. The body is also holding public hearings to declare seven structures as public nuisances for demolition and considering modifications to planning approvals at 4800 Moffett Road.

• Contract with Rogers & Willard, Inc. for new City Animal Services Facility: $6,318,289.00
• Purchase order to Donohoo Chevrolet, LLC for 25 MPD Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs: $1,283,337.50
• Reallocation of $2,538,000.00 in Municipal Storm Water Fees Capital Project
• Public hearings for demolition of structures at 613 Ruth St, 970 State St, and five Texas St addresses
• Proposed modifications to Planning Approval and Planned Unit Development at 4800 Moffett Road

The City Council approved seven requests for noise ordinance waivers for various locations and dates in May and June 2026. The council also held public hearings regarding property modifications and the potential demolition of eight structures declared public nuisances.

• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Rich Heidal at S. Monterey Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Devon Ward at Cathedral Square (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Matthew LeMond at 518 Dauphin Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Kenneth Robinson at 564 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Angela Jones at 645 Shelby Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Reece Pagel at 1673 Government Street (7-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for Whatley Thompson at 3680 Dauphin Street (7-0)
• Approved minutes from April 7 and April 14, 2026

City Council

This is a regular meeting with a lengthy agenda including 12 noise ordinance waivers, several purchase orders and contracts, fund transfers for cruise terminal improvements, an ordinance amendment on ambulances, and a public hearing on a planned unit development. The council will vote on these items.

• Transfer of $375,000 from various cruise terminal capital projects to fund a disembarkation ramp for larger vessels at Mobile Cruise Terminal
• Approve a $182,525 contract with Arena Fire Protection for fire alarm inspection and repair at city locations
• Approve a $149,600.68 purchase order for emergency response software renewal for Mobile Fire-Rescue Department
• Approve a $141,373.07 purchase order for surveillance cameras and accessories for city-wide camera system upgrades
• Introduction of an ordinance to amend Chapter 6 of the Mobile City Code regarding ambulances and other medical transportation

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved several purchase orders for public safety equipment, including $374,108.66 for MPD patrol unit upfitting, $141,373.07 for city-wide camera system upgrades, $149,600.68 for fire department software, $56,594.99 for fire engine rebuilds, and $102,340.00 for two fire pickup trucks. The council also approved 10 noise ordinance waivers for events in Districts 2 and 3. Mayor Cheriogotis announced the new transit system name 'Second Line Transit' and presented a proclamation for Live Leadership and Communication Month.

• Approved purchase order to Dana Safety Supply for MPD patrol unit upfitting, $374,108.66 (7-0)
• Approved bid award for event rental services for stages, screens, sound, and lighting (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to Emergency Equipment Professional for fire engine rebuilds, $56,594.99 (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to ImageTrend for emergency response software, $149,600.68 (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to Motorola Solutions for city-wide surveillance camera upgrades, $141,373.07 (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to Stivers Ford for 2 Ford F350 pickup trucks for MFRD, $102,340.00 (7-0)
• Approved 10 noise ordinance waivers for events at locations including Government Street, Mardi Gras Park, Hope Park, and others (7-0)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several public nuisance declarations to order building demolitions. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for city equipment, vehicle purchases, and infrastructure maintenance.

• Demolition of structures at 1902 Clinton Avenue, 2754 Haas Avenue, 311 Calhoun Street, and 1423 Cedar Park Drive
• Purchase of Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for Mobile Police Department for $1,283,337.50
• Purchase of security cameras for Mobile Museum of Art for $61,360.47
• Transfer of $500,000.00 to the Capital Project Fund for Mobile Transit System fleet and equipment
• Contract with Bienville Construction Services LLC for gangway repairs at Mobile Cruise Terminal for $234,255.00

The Council approved multiple resolutions including road maintenance agreements with ALDOT and various purchase orders for security cameras and vehicles. Additionally, three noise ordinance waivers were granted.

• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Approved March 24 & 31 minutes
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for 1906 Springhill Avenue (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for 1215 Elmira Street (7-0)
• Approved Noise Ordinance waiver for 2411 Venetia Road (7-0)
• Approved ALDOT maintenance agreement for US-98 Mile Post 18.82 (7-0)
• Approved ALDOT maintenance agreement for W. I-65 Service Rd. N. Mile Post 4.58 (7-0)
• Approved $61,360.47 purchase order to Convergint Technologies (7-0)