Mobile public meetings in 2024
44 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider multiple purchase orders, rezoning requests, public hearings, and contracts. Key items include a $3.68 million order for 87 police SUVs, a $1.34 million change order for Civic Center demolition, and a $1.63 million contract with Axon/Fusus. The council will also hold public hearings on a non-emergency medical transport service and an alley vacation.
- $3,676,572 purchase order to Hardy Chevrolet for 87 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD
- $1,344,375.50 change order No. 2 with Sabre Demolition for Civic Center construction and demo
- $1,625,332.80 addendum to contract with Axon/Fusus for MPD
- Rezoning at 2660 Old Shell Road (R-1 and B-2 to B-2) and 674 Western Drive (B-1 to B-3)
- Noise ordinance waiver requests at 52 Westwood Street, 105 Williams Court, Mobile Carnival Museum, and 3903 Ashley Drive S.
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings to declare 11 structures public nuisances for demolition and consider two property rezonings. The body is also reviewing several high-value contracts and grant applications for city infrastructure and public safety.
- Purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD: $3,676,572.00
- Grant application for Phase 3 of Broad St. Project: $25,000,000.00
- Change Order No. 2 with Sabre Demolition Corporation for Civic Center: $1,344,375.50 increase
- Rezoning requests for 2660 Old Shell Road and 674 Western Drive
- Purchase order for limestone for Hurtel Street parking lot: $176,500.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider a $1.34 million transfer from the General Fund to the Capital Improvement Program for Civic Center demolition and construction. Other items include multiple contracts for road resurfacing, public safety software, and streetscape improvements, as well as funding for community organizations. The council will also set public hearings for a rezoning at 5301 Moffett Road and a non-emergency medical transport license.
- Transfer $1,344,375.50 from General Fund to CIP for Civic Center demolition and construction (res. 09-1182)
- Authorize $619,775 contract for 2024 PAYGO Resurfacing District 1 (res. 21-1162)
- Approve $58,940.36 purchase order for MPD command center vehicle storage vaults (res. 08-1155)
- Call for public hearing to consider rezoning 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3 (res. 41-1178)
- Authorize $76,725 agreement for Crawford-Murphy Park splashpad, parking, lighting (res. 01-1175)
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on three ordinances that would amend sections of the city code related to loitering in parks, panhandling, and obstructions on sidewalks. These items have been held over from previous meetings. The council will also hear public comments regarding alleged abuse and neglect of unhoused and disabled individuals. Multiple resolutions with significant dollar amounts are up for approval, including contracts for the Japanese Gardens parking lot and Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail, as well as purchases for police and trash departments.
- Ordinances to amend loitering, panhandling, and sidewalk obstruction codes (held over)
- Contract for Japanese Gardens parking lot and Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail; $1,712,550.23
- Funding transfer for Japanese Gardens parking lot and greenway; $1,212,550.23
- Purchase of knuckle boom loaders for Trash Department; $902,416.00
- Rezoning of 2301 McFarland Road from R-1 to R-3 (held over)
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning of 2301 McFarland Road and on declaring several structures as public nuisances. The council will also vote on multiple contracts, including a $1.7 million trail construction project and a $287,000 contract for Broad Street redevelopment. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waivers for three events and approve purchases for public safety equipment.
- Public hearing to consider rezoning 2301 McFarland Road from R-1 to R-3
- Contract with McElhenney Construction for Japanese Gardens parking lot and Three Mile Creek Greenway trail; $1,712,550.23
- Contract with Volkert for Broad Street Redevelopment Phase III design; $287,103.00
- Purchase of knuckle boom loaders for Trash Department; $902,416.00
- Noise ordinance waiver requests for Figures Park, 165 St. Emanuel Street, and 2301 Airport Boulevard
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on rezoning 6950 Moffett Road and modifying approvals for 1 Hardwood Lane. It will also vote on contracts including $625,000 for Gulf Coast Technology Center services, equipment purchases, and numerous community appropriations. Appointments to the Mobile Housing Authority and Racing Commission are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 6950 Moffett Road from LB-2 to R-1 (District 7)
- Authorize contract with Protec Video for Gulf Coast Technology Center; NTE $625,000
- Purchase order for knuckle boom loaders for Trash Department; $902,416
- Contract for storm drainage ditch cleaning near Langan Park; $450,000
- New splashpad at Laun Park; $286,990
City Council
The Mobile City Council will discuss amendments to city codes regarding loitering in parks, panhandling, and sidewalk obstructions. The body is also reviewing several high-value contracts for stormwater drainage and public safety technology.
- Ordinances 41-054, 55-055, and 57-056 regarding loitering, panhandling, and sidewalk obstructions
- Contract with Osprey Initiative, LLC for citywide stormwater litter collection: $500,000.00
- Contract with Protec Video, LLC for Gulf Coast Technology Center services: NTE $625,000.00
- Storm drainage ditch cleaning contracts with Hughes 360 Services, LLC totaling $905,000.00 across three projects
- Public hearings for rezoning at 2660 Old Shell Road and 674 Western Drive
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings to declare several structures as public nuisances and order their demolition, including sites on Ivis Avenue, Alba Street, Brooke Avenue, Bucker Road, San Souci Road, Washington Avenue, and Dog River Drive. Council members will also consider whether to continue, modify, or terminate the Downtown Mobile Business Improvement District and a vacation of an alley at 1001-1003 Oak Street. Additional agenda items include several purchase orders, ordinance amendments, and contract approvals.
- Public hearing to declare the structure at 611 Ivis Avenue a public nuisance and order demolition (District 1)
- Public hearing to determine whether the Downtown Mobile Business Improvement District should be continued, modified, or terminated (District 2)
- Approve purchase order to Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc. for a ladder truck for MFRD; $2,065,571.00
- Ordinance 41-054 to amend Section 41.5, "Loitering in Parks or Playgrounds" of the City Code
- Authorize contract amendment with Moffatt & Nichol, Inc. for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project; increase of $186,914.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will discuss several high-value contracts, including storm drain maintenance and tree care. The body is also holding public hearings to fix demolition costs for seven structures and considering noise ordinance waivers.
- Purchase order for MFRD ladder truck from Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc. for $2,065,571.00
- Amendment to McElhenney Construction, LLC for 2024 Annual Storm Drain Maintenance increasing by $1,217,650.54
- City-wide tree maintenance and removal contract with Chris Francis Tree Care, LLC not to exceed $1,000,000.00 per year
- Purchase orders for MPD ammunition from Gulf States Distributors ($19,845.00) and Precision Delta Corp. ($102,249.54)
- Public hearings for demolition costs at 1609 Jessie St, 502 Lott St, 910 Montgomery St, 1112 Newman Ln, 2459 Richardson St, 1109 State St, and 7630 Avenue C
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hear public comments on demolishing several blighted structures and will consider approving contracts for pool chemicals, ammunition, and a land purchase for a greenway.
- Public hearings to demolish structures at 373 Fredonia St, 159 Union Ave, and 1302 Flicker Court
- Approve purchase order to Alabama Poolworks, LLC for $77,291.88 for pool chemicals
- Approve purchase order to Precision Delta Corp. for $102,249.54 for Winchester ammunition
- Authorize Purchase and Sale Agreement with The Newark Group, Inc. for Mobile Greenway Segment 5
- Honorarily re-name Ivis Avenue to 'Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Hines, Sr. Way'
City Council
The Mobile City Council will discuss several infrastructure projects, including park improvements and a boat launch. The body is also reviewing purchase orders for police equipment and various noise ordinance waiver requests.
- Agreement with J. Hunt Enterprise General Contractors for Mims Park field improvements: $294,650.00
- Agreement with PL Russell, LLC for Langan Park retaining wall and grading: $241,405.00
- Purchase order to Dana Safety Supply, Inc. for MPD vehicle upfitting: $150,874.30
- Contract with McCrory & Williams, Inc. for Shipyard Road boat launch: $195,090.00
- Public hearing to fix demolition costs for 1254 Eslava Lane: $2,974.00
City Council
The City Council is deciding on the adoption of the 2024-2025 General, Capital Improvement, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The body is also reviewing several purchase orders, zoning requests, and the appointment of a new Chief of Police.
- Purchase order to Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for street sweepers: $1,169,392.00
- Establishment of the City of Mobile Housing Improvement Plan Enterprise Fund: $1,000,000.00
- Appointment of William Randy Jackson as Chief of Police
- Proposed rezoning and Conditional Use Permit for 6411 Howells Ferry Road
- Purchase order to VC3 Inc. for data security, backup, and recovery services: $126,000.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will discuss the adoption of the 2024-2025 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The body is also considering several public nuisance demolitions and various city infrastructure and service contracts.
- Adoption of 2024-2025 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund Budgets
- Contract with Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for street sweepers: $1,169,392.00
- Contract with Chris Brewer Contracting, Inc. for City Wide CIP Sidewalk Repairs & Maintenance: $926,724.66
- Contract with Watermark Design Group, LLC for Taylor Park Community Center Improvements: $470,000.00
- Public hearings to declare structures at 505 Chin St, 1267 Congress St, 1289 Carlton Acres E, 2010 Victory Drive W, 1009 Washington Avenue S, 4885 Dan Williams Rd, and 5937 Westhaven Drive S as public nuisances for demolition
City Council
The Mobile City Council will adopt the 2024-2025 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. Council members will consider two noise‑ordinance waiver requests for specific dates and locations. Several contracts, purchase orders, and agreements with dollar amounts will be authorized, including playground equipment, street improvements, and a grant for an emergency action plan.
- Adopt the 2024-2025 General Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, and Convention Center Fund Budgets (item 09-859)
- Approve purchase order to Gametime for playground equipment for Crawford‑Murphy Park; $186,913.67 (item 08-830)
- Authorize contract with Watermark Design Group, LLC for Taylor Park Community Center Improvements; $470,000.00 (item 01-850)
- Authorize contract with Chris Brewer Contracting, Inc. for 2024 City Wide CIP Sidewalk Repairs & Maintenance; $926,724.66 (item 21-851)
- Waiver request for Darryl Cheese to suspend the Noise Ordinance at 318 Union Avenue, Sep 11‑13, 2024, 7:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. (item 9)
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several pending items, including a public hearing on a sedan‑service application, multiple purchase orders for city services, and a large contract amendment increasing the drive‑cam purchase to up to $800,000. Council members will also consider rezoning, annexation, and various appropriations for public‑safety and infrastructure projects.
- Public hearing on Safe Ride Transport, Inc. sedan‑service application
- Addendum to Samsara, Inc. contract increasing drive‑cam purchase amount, NTE $800,000
- Rezone property south of Kooiman Road, 1,237' west of Todd Acres Drive (Ordinance 64-048)
- Authorize $260,000 contract with Parten Smith, Inc. for Westside Park parking and ADA improvements
- Approve purchase order for playground equipment at Crawford‑Murphy Park, $186,913.67
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several purchase orders for public safety and infrastructure, including police vehicles and fire gear. The body is also considering rezoning requests, noise ordinance waivers, and the annexation of certain properties.
- Purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for Medal of Honor Park: $460,000.00
- Purchase order to LCM Motorcars, LLC for MPD sport sedans and pickup trucks: $235,700.00
- Contract with Parten Smith, Inc. for Westside Park Parking & ADA Improvements: $260,000.00
- Public hearing to rezone property at the south side of Kooiman Road
- Purchase order to Sunbelt Fire Inc. for MFRD fire bunker gear: $69,750.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including public nuisance demolitions, various purchase orders, and infrastructure agreements. The agenda includes a large sidewalk improvement project and multiple hearings to fix the costs of building demolitions.
- Downtown Mobile Sidewalk Improvements agreement: $1,105,926.25
- Demolition cost for 4400 Government Boulevard: $51,200.00
- Agreement with University of South Alabama for Hospital Based Violence Intervention Program: $240,000.00
- Agreement with The Helios Alliance for consulting services: $154,000.00
- Public hearings to declare structures at 727 Florida Street Extension, 2956 Pages Lane, 1002 Alba Street, and 2060 Webb Avenue as public nuisances
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several noise ordinance waivers and an ordinance to change residential cutoff times. The agenda includes various resolutions for city contracts, equipment purchases, and infrastructure projects.
- Noise ordinance waiver requests for Charles Street, State Street, Doyle Park, and others
- Ordinance to change noise ordinance cutoff times in residential districts
- Agreement with the State of Alabama for 'Innovating St. Louis Street' project ($1,039,737.60)
- Purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD ($707,548.78)
- Alabama Department of Transportation agreement for Downtown Mobile Sidewalk Improvements ($1,105,926.25)
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing held-over and newly introduced resolutions, including a $6,136,407.05 contract for road resurfacing in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 5. The agenda also covers a proposed amendment to change noise ordinance cutoff times in residential districts and public hearings on demolishing blighted structures and vacating a portion of Knollwood Drive right-of-way. No items are scheduled for final action at this meeting; officials will also address community comments regarding the Tourism Improvement District and local event funding.
- Rezone property at 3300 Knollwood Drive and 3401 & 3421 Medical Park Drive from R-1, B-1, and B-2 to B-2.
- Approve $6,136,407.05 contract with Mobile Asphalt Company for 2024 CIP resurfacing in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 5.
- Amend noise ordinance cutoff times in residential districts and codify waiver procedures.
- Public hearings to declare structures at 112 Bush Avenue, 1253 Seneca Street, and 4850 Dan Williams Road as public nuisances for demolition.
- Approve $2,500,000 GOMESA grant amendment for the Shipyard Road/Dog River Acquisition Project and accept $1,039,737.60 local match for the Innovating St. Louis Street project.
City Council
The City Council is considering several public hearings regarding property rezonings and nuisance demolitions. The agenda also includes various purchase orders for city departments and large-scale road resurfacing contracts.
- Public hearing to rezone 3300 Knollwood Drive and 3401 & 3421 Medical Park Drive
- Demolition orders for structures at 1312 Jessie Street, 1306 Congress Street, 1465 Houston Street, and 102 Border Drive West
- Road resurfacing contract with Mobile Asphalt Company, LLC for $6,136,407.05
- Grant application for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Port Security Grant Program for $901,122.64
- Grant application for the National Coastal Resilience Fund Program for $10,000,000.00
City Council
The City Council is considering several public hearings to declare specific structures as public nuisances for demolition. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions regarding municipal purchase orders, grant applications, and contract authorizations.
- Public hearing to order demolition of structures at 613 Wellington Street, 4591 Cypress Shores Drive, and 3931 Point Road
- Application for $1,000,000.00 Alabama Department of Environmental Management Scrap Tire Marketing Program grant
- Application for $901,122.64 U.S. Department of Homeland Security Port Security Grant Program
- Contract with VITALExam, LLC for MFRD wellness exams up to $225,000.00 per year
- Purchase order to Kimball International Marketing, Inc. for guest chairs at $46,252.50
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including a $2.7 million road resurfacing contract and multiple noise ordinance waivers. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property modifications and nuisance declarations.
- Road resurfacing contract for Districts 6 & 7: $2,789,867.36
- Re-allocation of $1,000,000.00 for Langan Park Lake Dredging
- Re-allocation of $600,000.00 for Springhill Court and Springhill Ave. site improvements
- Public hearing to declare 3154 Riverside Drive a public nuisance
- Public hearing to declare 7151 13th Street a public nuisance
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several public nuisance declarations to order building demolitions. The agenda also includes a scope for investigating allegations regarding the Mobile Police Chief and multiple purchase orders for municipal equipment and services.
- Public hearings to declare structures at 2257 Clinton Street, 2017 Selman Avenue, 557 Dauphin Island Parkway, 1053 Rotterdam Street, and 5671 Bob Street as public nuisances for demolition
- Demolition cost fixes for 1107/1109 Springhill Avenue ($10,000.00) and 1111 Springhill Avenue ($8,700.00)
- Contract for western Bayfront Resurfacing with John G. Walton Construction Company, Inc. ($1,569,107.77)
- Contract for 2024 CIP Resurfacing in Districts 6 & 7 with H. O. Weaver & Sons, Inc. ($2,789,867.36)
- Purchase order for 18 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MFRD ($180,746.64)
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several new resolutions, including setting the scope for an investigation into allegations made by Police Chief Paul Prine. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and cost-fixing for structure removals. Additionally, the council will review contracts for bayfront resurfacing and transit management.
- Setting the scope for an investigation into allegations made by Police Chief Paul Prine
- Contract for western Bayfront Resurfacing: $1,569,107.77
- Agreement with First Transit, Inc. for Wave Transit management: $3,011,631.00
- Public hearings to declare structures at 601 Titi Street, 550 Williams Street, and 2859 Ralston Road as public nuisances
- Contract for reroofing Toulminville Library: $759,500.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple rezoning requests, public nuisance declarations, and noise ordinance waivers. The meeting also includes several proposed purchase orders for public safety equipment and infrastructure upgrades.
- Rezoning of 1100 Spring Hill Avenue from R-2, B-1, and B-3 to B-3
- Rezoning of 255, 257, and 259 Dogwood Drive from R-1 to B-1
- Demolition of the structure at 2434 Redmond Street
- Purchase order for H & H Electrical Co. Inc. for Copeland-Cox Tennis Center: $417,940.00
- Purchase order for Double AA Construction Company, LLC for Toulminville Library reroofing: $759,500
City Council
The council will review several noise ordinance waiver requests and hear public comments regarding affordable housing and city expenditures. The meeting also includes discussions on various infrastructure contracts and property rezonings.
- Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police body camera equipment and software up to $8,676,566.80
- Contract with H & H Electrical Co. Inc. for electrical upgrades at Copeland-Cox Tennis Center for $417,940.00
- Purchase order to Arcadis US, Inc. for traffic signal upgrades totaling $116,888.80
- Purchase order to Galls, LLC for ballistic body armor and helmets for MFRD for $116,853.00
- Rezoning of property at 7701-7631 Old Government Street Road from R-1 to R-3
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review an investigation into allegations against Police Chief Paul Prine. The agenda also includes public hearings for structure demolitions and several equipment purchase orders.
- Investigation into allegations against Police Chief Paul Prine (Resolution 60-372)
- Purchase of rescue boat for MFRD ($364,144.60)
- Purchase of 5 Tahoe SUVs for MFRD ($263,885.00)
- Contract for MPD body camera equipment and software (NTE $8,676.566.80)
- Public hearings to order the demolition of multiple structures
City Council
The City Council will consider various noise ordinance waivers, structure demolition costs, and several large purchase orders. The meeting includes a resolution for a council investigation into allegations made by the Police Chief.
- Demolition and securing of structures at various locations including 2520 Jasmine Street ($2,800) and 311 North Ann Street ($14,700)
- Purchase order for Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for Copeland Cox Tennis Center ($548,000.00)
- Purchase order for Howard Industries, Inc. for MPD Operations Center video wall ($299,197.28)
- Purchase order for Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for 3 automated side-load garbage trucks ($1,214,316.18)
- Resolution for a council investigation into public allegations against the Administration made by Police Chief Paul Prine
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several items including noise ordinance waivers and new grant applications for homeland security and parks. The meeting also includes discussions on property rezonings and significant equipment contracts.
- Purchase of three automated side-load garbage trucks for $1,214,316.18
- Approval of Musco Sports Lighting equipment for Copeland Cox Tennis Center at $548,000.00
- $142,523.00 grant application for the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Homeland Security Grant Program
- Rezoning of 255, 257, and 259 Dogwood Drive from R-1 to B-1
- Purchase order for MPD Operations Center video wall totaling $299,197.28
City Council
The council is reviewing several items including rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers. They are also considering various contracts for software renewals and technology services. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on new federal grant applications for public safety.
- Grant agreement for Shipyard Road/Dog River Acquisition Project: $2,500,000
- Annual renewal of Citywide software subscriptions: $400,826.12
- Contract with Protec Video, LLC for technology and consulting services: up to $215,000
- Rezoning of 4600 Cypress Business Park Drive from B-3/B-5 to B-3
- DOJ grant application for Promoting Access to Crisis Teams: $400,000
City Council
The City Council is considering several rezoning requests and ordinances to amend the Unified Development Code. The agenda includes multiple noise ordinance waivers, public nuisance declarations for property demolition, and various municipal contract authorizations.
- Rezone 255, 257, and 259 Dogwood Drive from R-1 to B-1
- Demolition of structure at 2154 Grove Court
- Annual renewal of forensic software for MPD Cyber Division: $366,445.52
- Agreement with Innovative Training of Youth, Inc. (STEM NOLA): NTE $189,000.00
- Change order for Zeigler Blvd. via Thompson Engineering, Inc.: $154,479.00 increase
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several large-scale contract amendments for the Civic Center, including over $16 million for master plan improvements. The agenda also includes a held-over ordinance regarding property taxes in specific city areas. Additionally, various public comments are scheduled regarding local issues like homelessness and transit service.
- $16,704,096.00 contract amendment for Civic Center master plan improvements
- $5,577,031.00 contract amendment for Civic Center project management and design
- $252,938.00 purchase order for two ambulances for MFRD
- $366,445.52 purchase order for MPD Cyber Division forensic software
- Ordinance 34-023 regarding property tax levies in certain city areas
City Council
The council will consider several public hearings regarding building demolitions and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda includes reviewing large-scale contract amendments for the Civic Center and various purchase orders for city equipment. Members will also discuss new ordinances related to taxes and police department policies.
- $16,704,096.00 contract amendment for Civic Center master plan improvements
- $5,577,031.00 contract amendment for Civic Center project management and site design
- $500,000.00 grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice
- $252,938.00 purchase order for two ambulances for MFRD
- Public hearings to declare structures at 952 Minor Street and 550 Osage Street as public nuisances
City Council
The City Council is considering public hearings to declare structures at 2813 Berkley Avenue and 1328 Adams Street as public nuisances for demolition. The agenda also includes various contract authorizations, fund transfers, and noise ordinance waivers.
- Public hearing: Demolition of structure at 2813 Berkley Avenue
- Public hearing: Demolition of structure at 1328 Adams Street
- Purchase order to University of South Alabama for EMT certification: $83,892.00
- Contract with Canon Solutions of America for printer services: $68,293.53
- Contract with Galls, LLC for MFRD uniforms: $225,000.00 per year
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding no-knock warrants, pre-dawn raids, and library board term limits. The agenda also includes several contract authorizations for software, construction, and equipment.
- Ordinance to ban no-knock search warrants and pre-dawn raids with specific exceptions
- Ordinance setting term limits for the Mobile Public Library Board
- RMO Software Agreement with CWS Group, Inc. for $531,000.00
- Purchase order to Kitchen Equipment & Supply Co. for $176,134.28
- Contract with Duplantis Design Group, PC for a new community center on Dauphin Island Parkway for $63,000.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several high-value purchase orders for emergency services and police equipment. The agenda also includes multiple noise ordinance waivers, demolition cost hearings, and property rezoning requests.
- Purchase of 3 ambulances for MFRD: $1,098,032.13
- Allocation for MPD-Mounted Police Facility: $850,000.00
- Purchase of 6160 Gaston Loop Road West for MPD Mounted Police: $839,000.00
- Demolition costs for 559 North Carolina Street: $8,700.00
- Rezoning of 255, 257, and 259 Dogwood Drive from R-1 to B-1
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several high-value contracts for public works, including new pickleball courts and emergency vehicle purchases. The agenda also includes public hearings to declare multiple residential structures as public nuisances for demolition.
- Contract for new pickleball and tennis courts at Crawford-Murphy and Stotts Parks: $1,516,200.00
- Purchase of 3 ambulances for MFRD: $1,098,032.13
- Purchase of 6160 Gaston Loop Road West for MPD Mounted Police: $839,000.00
- Allocation of funds for MPD-Mounted Police Facility: $850,000.00
- Demolition orders for structures at 1826 Idell Street, 1863 Mott Drive, S., 1508 Lemon Street, 1053 Rotterdam Street, and 2704 Greenback Drive
City Council
The council will review contracts for annual street maintenance and repairs to the Civic Center brick wall. Public hearings are scheduled for zoning modifications at Rangeline Crossing Drive and Airport Boulevard. The agenda also includes several purchase orders for city equipment and software renewals.
- $1,516,200.00 contract for new pickleball and tennis courts at Crawford-Murphy and Stotts Parks
- $705,650.00 contract for 2024 annual street maintenance
- $286,804.00 contract for emergency repair of the Civic Center brick wall
- Public hearings regarding property modifications at 5041 Rangeline Crossing Drive and 3220 Airport Boulevard
- $137,610.00 purchase order for heated banquet cabinets for the Convention Center
City Council
The City Council will consider several public hearings regarding rezoning and nuisance property demolitions. The agenda also includes multiple requests for noise ordinance waivers and various municipal purchase orders.
- Noise ordinance waiver requests for locations including St. Anthony Street, Springhill Avenue, and Canal Street
- Public hearing to rezone areas in the Cottage Hill Corridor from R-1 to B-2 and B-3
- Public hearing to declare structures at 237 Abrams Street, 2910 Berkley Avenue, 2150 Pleasant Avenue, and 605 Gayle Street as public nuisances
- Demolition cost fixes of $3,200.00 for 414 Gaston Street and $3,700.00 for 730 Bankhead Place
- Contract authorization with CERM, LLC for 2024 CIP Resurfacing for $290,000.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple public hearings to declare several properties as public nuisances and set demolition or securing costs. The agenda also includes resolutions for various municipal purchases, service agreements, and park funding.
- Public hearings to declare structures at 2108 Costarides Street, 161 Kennedy Street, 506 Rickarby Street, and 165 Emogene Place as public nuisances
- Fixing demolition/securing costs for various properties, including $24,100.00 at 33 E I-65 Service Road South
- Purchase order to Deere & Company for 8 mowers and a utility tractor for $207,417.59
- Contract with Ketom Construction Co., Inc. for emergency repair of a brick wall at the Civic Center up to $286,804.00
- Purchase order to Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for 20 F150 pickup trucks for $921,360.00
City Council
The council will review noise ordinance waivers for Cathedral Square and hear presentations on homelessness and public safety. The agenda includes numerous resolutions for city contracts regarding infrastructure, park equipment, and animal services. Public hearings are also scheduled for planned unit development modifications.
- $906,795.21 contract for annual storm drain maintenance
- $480,000 contract for Museum of Art cooling tower replacement
- $350,000 contract for resurfacing in Districts 6 and 7
- $166,874.31 purchase order for Mill Street Park playground equipment
- Public hearings for property modifications at Rangeline Crossing Drive and Airport Boulevard
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing ordinances to amend police department policies regarding recordings and no-knock raids. The agenda also includes resolutions for infrastructure projects, including road resurfacing and park improvements. Public communications will address concerns about youth violence and marijuana decriminalization.
- $1,586,000 contract for pickleball courts at Lavretta and Hillsdale Parks
- $5,000,000 U.S. DOT grant application for infrastructure
- Rezone Halls Mill Road from R-1 and B-3 to B-5
- $405,000 purchase order for drainage ditch clearing at Eslava Creek Pkwy
- $250,000 fund transfer for Dog River Watershed restoration
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda also includes various purchase orders for police equipment, vehicle acquisitions, and infrastructure projects.
- Multifamily housing revenue bonds up to $350,815,000.00
- Purchase of Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD for $3,290,692.60
- Cypress Shores drainage improvements contract for $1,622,268.00
- Pickleball courts at Lavretta and Hillsdale Parks contract for $1,586,000.00
- Rezoning of 2201, 2223, and 2260 Halls Mill Road from R-1 and B-3 to B-5
City Council
The council will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests in the Cottage Hill Corridor and Orchard Estates. The agenda also includes resolutions for significant infrastructure contracts and police department equipment purchases. Additionally, several noise ordinance waivers are presented for consideration.
- $6,973,541.00 contract for Cooper Riverside Park bulkhead replacement
- $3,290,692.60 purchase order for Chevrolet Tahoes for MPD
- $350,815,000.00 issuance of multifamily housing revenue bonds
- Rezoning of 1065 and 1067 Schillinger Road from R-1 to B-3
- $279,450.00 purchase order for aluminum sign posts and extensions