Mobile public meetings in 2023
50 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing multiple items including property rezoning requests for Halls Mill Road and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda also includes several resolutions regarding public nuisance demolitions, infrastructure projects, and municipal service contracts.
- Rezoning of 4305 and 4315 Halls Mill Road from B-3 and I-1 to I-1
- Rezoning of 4354 and 4364 Halls Mill Road from R-1 and B-3 to I-1
- Public Works Cooperative Agreement for St. Louis Street project: $4,200,000
- Project Development Agreement with Scannell Properties, LLC: up to $2,000,000.00
- Allocation of funds for Capital Project Animal Shelter Facility: $1,750,000.00
City Council
The council will consider amendments to the city's police department ordinances and various property rezonings. The meeting also includes resolutions for significant expenditures, including funding for an animal shelter facility and street construction projects.
- $1,750,000 allocation to Capital Project Animal Shelter Facility
- $4,200,000 Public Works Cooperative Agreement for the St. Louis Street project
- $674,797.76 purchase order for 13 Chevrolet Tahoes for MFRD
- Amendments to Chapter 46 regarding Police Department and Law Enforcement
- Public hearings to fix demolition costs for various structures
City Council
The council will review an ordinance amending the Police Department and Law Enforcement code and hear a presentation regarding police transparency. The agenda includes several contract approvals, such as $674,797.76 for MFRD vehicles and a $432,530.66 cost overrun for the ATRIP-II project. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled for future rezoning in Orchard Estates and Cottage Hill.
- Purchase of 13 Chevrolet Tahoes for MFRD totaling $674,797.76
- Authorization of a $432,530.66 cost overrun for the 2022 ATRIP-II project
- Three-year contract with Redd Pest Solutions for $150,402.00
- Ordinance amending Chapter 46 regarding Police Department and Law Enforcement
- $73,392.00 purchase order for heated banquet plate carts for the Convention Center
City Council
The council will review several petitions regarding public safety and community services. Members are also considering various contracts for infrastructure, pest control, and streetscape improvements. A public hearing is scheduled for a rezoning request on Schillinger Road.
- $837,900.00 contract for Trinity Park and Figures Park improvements
- $358,000.00 contract for Mill Street Park drainage and playground installation
- $136,610.61 contract for US Hwy 45 Streetscape Improvements
- $150,402.00 three-year contract for citywide pest control services
- Public hearing for rezoning 1065 and 1067 Schillinger Road South
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including public hearings for nuisance structure demolitions and multiple contract authorizations. The meeting also includes a presentation of petitions regarding police conduct and community issues.
- Public hearings to declare structures at 475 E. Ridge Road, 206 Norman Street, and 660 St. Anthony Street as public nuisances
- Contract with American Marine Technical Solutions, LLC for fire boat dock construction: $326,595.00
- Contract with Planting Healing for YES intern program staffing: $500,000.00
- Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Trinity Park and Figures Park improvements: $837,900.00
- Contract with Harris Contracting Services, Inc. for Mill Street Park improvements: $358,000.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several zoning modifications and ordinance amendments, including changes to the Police Department code. The agenda also includes various contract approvals for city services and infrastructure projects.
- $1,000,000 grant application for the Transportation Alternative Program
- $500,000 contract for YES intern program staffing services
- $326,595 contract for fire boat dock and boat lift construction
- Amendment to Chapter 46 of the Mobile City Code regarding Law Enforcement
- $90,550 subscription for MPD Cyber analysis software
City Council
The council will review several large-scale infrastructure contracts, including a $38 million project for the Mobile Civic Center parking facility. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property demolitions and requests for noise ordinance waivers. Additionally, multiple citizens are scheduled to provide comments on community issues.
- $38,160,000.00 contract with White-Spunner Construction, LLC for Mobile Civic Center parking facility
- $9,660,000.00 allocation to Capital Project Civic Center-New Parking Facility
- $5,442,124.00 additional funding for the St. Louis Street grant
- Public hearings to order demolitions of structures on Harper Avenue, Chin Street, and Howell Avenue
- $463,441.00 grant for Hurricane Response Marine Debris Removal
City Council
The City Council will address several noise ordinance waivers and public comments regarding the death of Jawan Dallas. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for city appointments, equipment purchases, and infrastructure projects.
- Noise ordinance waivers for various locations including 965 Elmira Street and Fort Conde Inn
- Purchase of 26 Ford F150 police package trucks for $1,262,846.00
- Transfer of $500,000.00 for Taylor Park Improvements
- Contract with White-Spunner Construction, LLC for Mobile Civic Center parking facility for $38,160,000.00
- Allocation of $9,660,000.00 to the Civic Center-New Parking Facility
City Council
The City Council will consider several public hearings regarding property rezonings and the declaration of multiple structures as public nuisances. The agenda also includes discussions on various city contracts, funding agreements, and public petitions.
- Public hearing for rezoning 258 North Hamilton Street and 263 North Franklin Street
- Demolition cost hearings for several structures including 356 Burton Avenue ($1,950.00) and 607 Petit Avenue ($5,000.00)
- Contract with RH Deas Building Co., LLC for Heroes Plaza construction ($8,869,601.00)
- Funding agreement for USA Whiddon College of Medicine ($1,000,000.00 per year for 10 years)
- Contract with Osprey Initiative, LLC for citywide litter collection devices ($170,500.00)
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance for the reapportionment of seven council districts. The meeting also includes discussions on noise ordinance waivers, public hearings for home-based daycares, and several contract approvals.
- Ordinance to provide for the reapportionment of the seven Council districts
- Contract with Chris Francis Tree Care, LLC for tree maintenance up to $1,500,000.00
- Contract with RH Deas Building Co., LLC for construction of Heroes Plaza for $8,869,601.00
- Agreement with Michael McDonald for racquet stringer services up to $70,000.00 per year
- Conditional Use Permit for a home-based day care at 611 Shannon Street
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple resolutions including purchase orders for equipment and service contracts. The agenda also includes requests for noise ordinance waivers and discussions regarding a death in police custody.
- Rezone property at 2258 Airport Boulevard and 267 Seminole Street
- Purchase order to Tractor & Equipment Company for one compact excavator: $216,700.00
- Purchase order to Inveris Training Solutions, Inc. for MPD shooting range equipment: $174,907.17
- Contract with John G. Walton Construction Co., Inc. for U.S. Hwy. 45 streetscape improvement: $3,148,747.77
- Contract with Integrity Maintenance, LLC for elevator renovations at Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center: $281,180.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review rezoning requests and demolition orders for several properties. The agenda also includes various city contracts for infrastructure, vehicles, and software.
- Contract for U.S. Hwy. 45 streetscape improvement: $3,148,747.77
- Rezoning of property at 2258 Airport Boulevard and 267 Seminole Street
- Purchase order for five Ford passenger vans for Parks & Rec: $300,000.00
- Demolition orders for structures on Marshall Street, Plover Street, and Robert E. Lee Street
- Purchase order for police motorcycles: $215,983.26
City Council
The council will consider noise ordinance waivers and declare several structures as public nuisances for demolition. The agenda includes community petitions regarding police transparency and the 2024 budget. Additionally, multiple purchase orders for police vehicles and equipment are up for consideration.
- Contract for N. Washington Avenue street and culvert repairs: $5,212,887.35
- Purchase order for 49 Ford F150 pickup trucks for MPD: $1,982,197.00
- Purchase order for 32 Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD: $1,600,000.00
- Purchase order for 18 Chevrolet Tahoes for MFRD: $900,000.00
- Public hearing to fix demolition costs at 1056 Etta Avenue: $3,000.00
City Council
The City Council will meet to adopt the 2023-2024 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda includes several public hearings regarding nuisance structures and noise ordinance waivers, alongside numerous purchase orders for city departments.
- Adoption of 2023-2024 City budgets
- Public hearing to declare structures at 170 N. Ann Street, 1112 Newman Lane, 325 E I-65 Service Road, and 259 Border Drive as public nuisances
- Purchase order for 49 Ford F150 pickup trucks for MPD: $1,982,197.00
- Purchase order for 32 Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD: $1,600,000.00
- Contract for N. Washington Avenue street and culvert repairs: $5,212,887.35
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings to consider adopting the 2023-2024 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests and presentations from citizens regarding various community concerns.
- Adoption of 2023-2024 city budgets for the General, Capital Improvement, and Convention Center funds
- $5,830,000 allocation from the Unassigned Fund Balance for various capital projects
- $1,300,000 appropriation for the TIGER/Dr. MLK, Jr. Avenue/Broad St. project
- Rezoning requests for properties on Saint Stephens Road, Old Shell Road, and Cottage Hill Road
- Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for a new splashpad at Baumhauer-Randle Park for $371,175.00
City Council
The council will hold public hearings on several property rezonings and demolition costs. The meeting also includes petitions regarding police transparency and the release of body camera footage. Additionally, the council will consider new contracts for park improvements and traffic signals.
- Rezoning of 1408 Saint Stephens Road and 212 North Lafayette Street
- Contract for a new splashpad at Baumhauer-Randle Park: $371,175.00
- Contract for District 6 traffic signal improvements: $76,199.00
- Contract for site improvements at Tricentennial Park: $73,000.00
- Public hearing to fix demolition costs for 906 Donald Street: $4,200.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing various resolutions including road resurfacing, traffic signal upgrades, and park improvements. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of several structures declared as public nuisances.
- 2022 PAYGO Resurfacing contract with H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc. for $10,826,321.48
- Traffic signal upgrades at Hillcrest & Cottage Hill Roads for $458,146.00
- U.S. Hwy 45 Streetscape Improvements agreement for $375,000.00
- Cathodic protection system installation for GulfQuest and Cruise Terminal for $1,697,046.00
- Public hearings for nuisance demolition at 1861 La Salle Street, 2510 Greenlawn Drive, 1157 Kentucky Street, 3105 Emelye Drive, and 400 LaRose Drive
City Council
The council will review several rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers for local parks. The agenda includes votes on significant infrastructure projects, including bulkhead protection and traffic signal upgrades. Members will also consider various demolition cost fixes and property acquisitions.
- Contract for cathodic protection system at GulfQuest and Cruise Terminal ($1,697,046.00)
- Traffic signal upgrades at Hillcrest & Cottage Hill Roads ($458,146.00)
- Purchase of 4231 Shipyard Road using GOMESA funds ($775,000.00)
- US Hwy 45 Streetscape Improvements agreement ($375,000.00)
- Rezoning of property on Government Street (B-1/B-2 to B-2)
City Council
The council is considering several large-scale infrastructure projects and service contracts. Items include an agreement with ALDOT for Zeigler Boulevard and various equipment purchases for city departments. The meeting also includes discussions on noise ordinance waivers and new transportation applications.
- $18,299,308.65 agreement with ALDOT for Zeigler Blvd.
- $944,444.00 contract with James H. Adams & Son Construction Co. for drainage repairs
- $575,000.00 contract with Best Price Services, LLC for storm ditch clearing
- $220,050.00 contract for Azalea City Golf Course restroom improvements
- Public hearing for Ophir Transit, Inc. medical transportation service application
City Council
The council will review several new resolutions, including an $18 million agreement with ALDOT for Zeigler Boulevard. Other items include proposed contracts for drainage repairs and storm ditch clearing. The agenda also includes public communications regarding city council rules and noise ordinance waivers.
- $18,299,308.65 agreement with ALDOT for Zeigler Blvd, from Athey Rd. to Forest Hill Dr.
- $944,444.00 contract with James H. Adams & Son Construction Co. for drainage repairs
- $575,000.00 contract with Best Price Services, LLC for storm ditch clearing
- $252,830.04 purchase order to Deere & Company for utility tractors
- $140,000.00 fund transfer for the Moon Pie Drop event
City Council
The council will consider several public hearings for property demolitions and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda includes budget re-allocations for the Capital Improvements Fund and the Convention Center. Additionally, multiple contracts for infrastructure, equipment, and services are up for consideration.
- Re-allocation of $2,000,000.00 to the Capital Improvements Fund
- Contract with Samsara, Inc. for fleet dash camera services for $646,426.00
- Public hearings regarding demolitions of structures on Dohm Street, Michigan Avenue, Plum Street, and Eleventh Street
- Contract with Thompson Engineering, Inc. for bridge inspections for $289,990.00
- Re-allocation of $600,000.00 from Cruise Terminal Gangway Improvements to Cathodic Protection
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several items, including noise ordinance waivers and new contract authorizations. The meeting includes discussions on stadium upgrades and potential rezoning for properties on North Hamilton and Franklin Streets. Additionally, the council will consider various capital improvement projects and equipment purchases.
- Playground equipment purchase for Richardson Tricentennial Park: $574,804.72
- Contract for fleet dash camera services: $646,426.00
- M4 Carbine Rifles purchase for the Mobile Police Department: $88,817.00
- Public hearing for rezoning 258 N. Hamilton Street and 263 N. Franklin Street
- Elevator and escalator maintenance at various City facilities: $361,836.00
City Council
The City Council will review several items including a large contract for fountain and site amenities at Bienville Square. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers, public hearings regarding property demolition, and various city equipment purchases.
- $3,247,560 contract for Bienville Square fountain and site amenities improvements
- $574,804 purchase of playground equipment for Richardson Tricentennial Park
- $361,836 contract for elevator and escalator maintenance at city facilities
- $146,460 purchase of fire bunker gear and leather boots
- Public hearing to declare a structure at 1005 Texas Street a public nuisance
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding property rezoning near South Ann Street and an alley vacation on Wilson Avenue. The agenda also includes several proposed contracts for city infrastructure, fire equipment, and software licenses.
- $3,247,560 contract for Bienville Square fountain and site amenities improvements
- Public hearing to rezone property near South Ann Street from B-1/B-2 to B-2
- $361,836 contract for elevator and escalator maintenance at city facilities
- $146,460 purchase order for fire bunker gear and leather boots
- $153,013 addendum to NexGen Asset Management Software license agreement
City Council
The council will review several noise ordinance waiver requests and hold public hearings regarding the demolition of multiple structures. The agenda also includes various city contracts for street repairs, stadium upgrades, and park amenities.
- $3,247,560.00 contract for Bienville Square fountain and site amenities improvements
- $1,111,786.10 contract for parking lot resurfacing and street repair
- $470,352.00 for synthetic turf at Ladd-Peebles Stadium
- Public hearings to declare multiple structures as public nuisances for demolition
- $124,500.00 contract for the relocation of Hank Aaron's home
City Council
The council will consider several large infrastructure contracts, including a $3.8 million road resurfacing project and city-wide parking lot repairs. The agenda also includes presentations on tourism, housing authority updates, and homelessness. Additionally, the council will review noise ordinance waiver requests for residential areas.
- $3,837,312.99 contract for 2022 PAYGO Resurfacing
- $1,111,786.10 contract for city-wide parking lot and street repair
- $470,352.00 purchase order for synthetic turf at Ladd-Peebles Stadium
- $124,500.00 contract to relocate Hank Aaron's home
- $786,000.00 grant application for the Alabama State Homeland Security Grant Program
City Council
The council will consider an agreement to purchase Ladd Stadium through the Board of School Commissioners. Members are also reviewing multiple requests to declare various structures as public nuisances for demolition or securing. The agenda includes equipment purchases and grant applications.
- Contract with John G, Walton Construction Co., Inc. for $3,837,312.99 (resurfacing)
- Purchase order to Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for two street sweepers at $552,588.00
- Grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice for $800,000.00
- Agreement with Board of School Commissioners for the purchase of Ladd Stadium
- Purchase order to Truck Equipment Sales, Inc. for a Ford F450 truck at $73,012.00
City Council
The council will review several large contracts, including a $2.9 million master plan for the Civic Center. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and various citizen petitions. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waiver requests for local events.
- $2,928,667 contract for Civic Center Master Plan improvements
- $557,555 contract for Wolf Ridge/Beau Terra Sidewalks Project
- Public hearings to order demolitions of structures on Dunbar Street and Yukers Street
- $112,491.60 purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoe SUV upfits
- $248,957 contract for Broad Street Phase IV design and engineering
City Council
The council will review several rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers. The meeting also includes presentations regarding community concerns about sewer drainage and historic district housing.
- Public hearing to rezone 650 Michigan Avenue to I-1
- $2,928,667 contract for Civic Center Master Plan Improvements
- $1,190,045 contract for Three Mile Creek restoration
- $828,882 purchase order for three street sweepers
- $1,600,000 change order for Brookley by the Bay
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding several property rezonings and the demolition of structures declared public nuisances. The agenda also includes reviews of various city contracts for equipment, infrastructure, and professional services.
- Public hearing to rezone property at the north side of Government Street
- Contract for Three Mile Creek restoration by Blue Salvage & Diving, LLC for $1,190,045.00
- Purchase order for two street sweepers from Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for $552,588.00
- Purchase order for plastic garbage carts from Schaefer Plastics North America, LLC for $514,810.00
- Public hearing to declare structures at 1324 Jessie Street and 1163 Ghent Street as public nuisances
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing a $40,550,000.00 transfer to the Capital Improvements Fund. The agenda also includes public hearings for building demolitions and several new service agreements. Additionally, the council will consider various noise ordinance waivers and liquor license recommendations.
- Transfer of $40,550,000.00 to Capital Projects
- Purchase of two side-load garbage trucks for $704,312.00
- Purchase of two street sweepers for $552,588.00
- Public hearings regarding the demolition of four structures
- Agreement with Neutron Holdings, Inc. (Lime) for a franchise agreement
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several items, including noise ordinance waivers and public hearings for shuttle services. The agenda also includes authorizations for various infrastructure contracts and large-scale fund transfers.
- Construction contract with McElhenney Construction Co., Inc. for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail Section 6N: $1,405,086.40
- Transfer of $40,550,000 from the General Fund to various Capital Projects
- Grant application to the USDA Forest Service for Urban and Community Forestry: $5,000,000.00
- Contract with Watkins Acy Strunk Design, Inc. for park improvements: $168,750.00
- Purchase order for a chiller for Ben May Library: $175,740.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several items including noise ordinance waivers and public hearings regarding the demolition of nuisance structures. The meeting also includes presentations on tourism, community safety, and annexation. Additionally, the council will review various city contracts for infrastructure and maintenance.
- $1,405,086.40 contract for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail construction
- Rezoning of 4701 Halls Mill Road from R-1 to I-1
- $750,000 annual contract for city-wide tree maintenance and removal
- Public hearings to order the demolition of nuisance structures on Burton, McDonough, Ghent, Sabbath, and Wexford streets
- $804,143.44 grant application for the Port Security Grant Program
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several items including rezoning requests, noise ordinance waivers, and various city contracts. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property demolations and discussions on police department concerns.
- Construction contract for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail Section 6N ($1,405,086.40)
- Hillwood Rd sidewalk project contract ($387,852.00)
- Rezoning of 4701 Halls Mill Road from R-1 to I-1
- City-wide tree maintenance and removal services (up to $750,000 per year)
- Purchase order for a rear load garbage truck ($197,041.30)
City Council
The council is considering several property rezonings and orders to demolish structures declared public nuisances. The agenda also includes discussions regarding city annexation and various municipal contracts.
- Contract for Hillwood Rd. sidewalk project ($387,852.00)
- Rezoning of 4570, 4580, and 4590 Shipyard Road
- Demolition orders for structures on Butler Street, LeGrande Drive, and Orange Street
- Convention Center escalator maintenance contract ($49,668.00)
- Purchase order for plastic garbage carts ($45,958.00)
City Council
The council will hear petitions regarding the impact of annexation on voting populations. The meeting also includes public hearings for building demol도ns and several contract approvals.
- Public hearings for building demolitions at Fry Street, Norman Street, and Largo Avenue
- Contract with Pyrotecnico Fireworks, Inc. up to $35,000.00
- Purchase order to Graybar Electric Co., Inc. for street light poles at $65,278.50
- Special election date of July 25, 2023, for Council District 6 vacancy
- Contract with Best Price Services, LLC for ditch cleaning for $78,000.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council meeting includes public hearings for building demolitions and tax district amendments. The agenda also features several large-scale purchase orders for police equipment, transit, and utility maintenance.
- Purchase of 40 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs for $2,359,400.00
- Allocation of $2,726,000.00 from the Storm Water Fund for municipal projects
- Public hearings to declare five structures a public nuisance and order demolition
- $500,000.00 allocation for I-65 and I-10 lighting improvements
- Rezoning of 6815 Cary Hamilton Road from R-A to I-1
City Council
The council will consider rezoning property at 6515 Cary Hamilton Road and several demolition orders for public nuisances. The agenda includes significant fund allocations for storm water projects and interstate lighting improvements. Members will also review various contracts for fire station design, recycling programs, and police equipment.
- Purchase of 40 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs for $2,359,400
- Allocation of $2,726,000 from the Storm Water Fund for various projects
- Public hearing to rezone 6815 Cary Hamilton Road from R-A to I-1
- Contract with Watermark Design Group, LLC for Toulminville Fire Station design ($143,400)
- Allocation of $500,000 for I-65 and I-10 lighting improvements
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several public hearings regarding the demolition of structures in multiple districts. The agenda also includes numerous contract approvals for city equipment, services, and software licenses.
- Public hearings to declare several structures a public nuisance and order demolition
- Grant application for National Coastal Resilience to fund shoreline restoration ($10,000,000.00)
- Contract for the design of the new Toulminville Fire Station ($143,400.00)
- Purchase order for 7 Ford Supercrew Pickup Trucks ($237,909.00)
- Asbestos abatement and demolition of Woodlawn Apartments ($92,399.00)
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several requests for noise ordinance waivers and public hearings regarding property rezonings. The agenda includes the introduction of various contracts for city facility repairs, vehicle purchases, and software services. Additionally, multiple structures have been identified for potential demolition as public nuisances.
- Rezoning of 1101 and 1107 Old Shell Road
- Contract for improvements to 200 Government Street: $572,576.00
- Purchase order for Ford F150 trucks: $75,594.00
- HVAC maintenance contract for various City facilities: up to $300,000.00
- Public hearings for demolition of structures on Griffin Street, Gaston Street, and Ryland Street
City Council
The council will review several noise ordinance waiver requests and a rezoning for Montlimar Court. Agenda items also include approving various municipal contracts and equipment purchases. Additionally, the council will consider appropriations to several local foundations.
- $1,694,900 contract for improvements at James M. Seals, Jr. and Hackmeyer Parks
- Rezoning of 1459 Montlimar Court from B-2 and B-3 to B-3
- $572,576 contract with Rogers & Willard, Inc. for 200 Government Street
- $260,488 purchase order for a rescue truck for MFRD
- $117,630 purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD
City Council
The council will consider held-over resolutions for drainage improvements and street light purchases. New items introduced include a $1.69 million contract for park improvements and vehicle purchases for police and fire departments. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding shuttle services and the demolition of multiple structures.
- $1,694,900.00 contract for James M. Seals, Jr. and Hackmeyer Parks improvements
- $260,488.00 purchase order for a rescue truck for MFRD
- Public hearings to declare several structures as public nuisances for demolition
- $190,843.15 contract for Woodcock Creek drainage improvements
- $117,630.00 purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD
City Council
The council will consider the dissolution of four city commissions and various purchase orders for equipment and vehicles. The agenda also includes infrastructure contracts for drainage and park improvements. Additionally, several noise ordinance waivers for local events are up for review.
- Purchase order to Sunsouth, LLC for a John Deere tractor and machete: $194,400.00
- Contract with Michael Baker International, Inc. for drainage improvements: $190,843.15
- Contract with American Tennis Courts, Inc. for park improvements: $86,244.00
- Purchase order to Carrier Corporation for a Civic Center cooling tower: $118,636.07
- Ordinance to dissolve the Public Transit Advisory Committee
City Council
The council will review several resolutions, including contracts for road widening and sidewalk maintenance. Members will also consider ordinances to dissolve four different city advisory committees. Additionally, the agenda includes public hearings regarding the demolition of several structures.
- $1,911,000 contract for city-wide sidewalk repair and maintenance
- $1,547,335 contract for S. McGregor Ave widening
- Ordinance to dissolve the Blue Ribbon Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization Commission
- $217,841.08 renewal for MPD forensic software
- Public hearings regarding the demolition of structures on Toulmin Avenue, Congress Street, S. Hamilton Street, and 2nd Street
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several items, including public hearings to order the demolition of various structures and fix associated costs. The agenda also includes resolutions for significant vehicle purchases, infrastructure contracts, and grant applications.
- $1,911,000.00 contract for city-wide sidewalk repair and maintenance
- $1,052,024.00 purchase order for a rear-mount aerial quint fire truck
- $850,000.00 contract for design services at the Mobile Civic Center parking facility
- $1,421,630.00 grant application to FEMA for firefighter assistance
- Public hearings to fix demolition costs for multiple structures on Woodlawn Drive
City Council
The council is reviewing noise ordinance waivers and public hearings regarding building demolitions. The agenda also includes the introduction of a land exchange agreement with the Mobile County School Board. Additionally, several purchase orders for city equipment and infrastructure projects are up for consideration.
- Purchase order for a rear-mount aerial quint fire truck: $1,422,024.00
- Grant application to FEMA for firefighters: $1,421,630.00
- Contract for Public Safety Training Center design and construction: $997,206.53
- Land exchange agreement with Mobile County School Board
- Purchase order for Eagle Eye Camera software/support: $262,168.00
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding property rezonings and orders to demolish several structures declared public nuisances. The agenda also includes reviews of various purchase orders and contracts for city equipment and infrastructure. Additionally, residents may present petitions concerning park improvements and police procedures.
- Rezoning of property at 1710 Dauphin Island Parkway, Douglas Lane, and Faye Street
- Demolition orders for structures on Reaves Street, Plover Street, Arlington Street, Height Street, Lees Lane, and 13th Street
- $1,000,000.00 fund transfer for the new Civic Center parking facility
- $997,206.53 contract for the design and construction of a Public Safety Training Center
- $221,665.75 for park and amphitheater improvements at Medal of Honor Park
City Council
The council will review several rezoning requests and approve various city contracts. The agenda also includes public hearings to set demolition costs for six structures and noise ordinance waiver requests.
- $1,000,000 transfer to the Capital Improvement Fund for a new Civic Center parking facility
- Rezoning of properties on Baker Street, Halls Mill Road, and Todd Acres Drive
- $320,200 contract for storm water management professional services
- $221,665.75 for improvements at Medal of Honor Park
- Public hearings to set demolition costs for six structures
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding several properties proposed for demolition due to being declared public nuisances. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for Halls Mill Road and the review of multiple service contracts.
- Public hearing to rezone 3516 and 3526 Halls Mill Road from R-1 to I-1
- $3,312,827.00 contract for renovations at Langan and Public Safety Memorial Parks
- $818,500.00 contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for 2022 PAYGO Resurfacing
- $320,200.00 contract with Michael Baker International, Inc. for storm water management
- Public hearings to declare structures on Noble C. Beasley Avenue and Dunham Street as public nuisances
City Council
The council will hold public hearings on zoning amendments for the Downtown Development District and the creation of a new Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District. The agenda also includes approvals for infrastructure contracts, such as park renovations and road resurfacing. Additionally, several noise ordinance waivers and equipment purchase orders are up for consideration.
- Proposed creation of a Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District
- Contract for Langan and Public Safety Memorial Parks renovations: $3,312,827.00
- Contract for 2022 PAYGO Resurfacing: $818,550.00
- Purchase order for three shuttle trucks: $341,730.00
- ALDOT grant application for Carbon Reduction Program: $2,500,000.00