Mobile public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on several major purchases, including three fire pumper trucks ($2,850,611) and three ambulances ($1,080,850). It will also hold public hearings on modifications to a Planned Unit Development and a Planning Approval, and consider noise ordinance waivers for three events.

• Public hearing to consider modification of PUD at 560 Providence Park Drive East
• Public hearing to consider modification of Planning Approval at 348 and 360 North McGregor Avenue
• Approval of $2,850,611 for three fire pumper trucks for MFRD
• Approval of $1,080,850 for three ambulances for MFRD
• Authorization of $2,597,725 contract for 2025 CIP Eslava Creek drainage

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on several high-value equipment purchases and infrastructure contracts. The body is also reviewing noise ordinance waivers and public nuisance demolitions.

• Purchase of 3 fire pumper trucks for MFRD for $2,850,611.00
• Purchase of 3 ambulances for MFRD for $1,080,850.35
• Purchase of pre-fabricated dasher board system for Mobile Arena for $1,007,690.00
• Public hearings to demolish structures at 2419 Brewton Avenue and 1550 Polk Street
• Proposed rezoning of 909 Government Street from R-1 and R-B to R-B

City Council

The Mobile City Council will convene to approve contracts, introduce ordinances, and hold public hearings on rezoning and noise ordinance waivers. The meeting agenda includes resolutions for fiber optic installations, sanitation equipment, and easements, as well as held-over items regarding downtown development and park access.

• Consider rezoning of Halls Mill Road properties (64-059)
• Approve purchase orders for fiber optic installation ($21,725.00)
• Approve purchase orders for sanitation equipment ($42,443.00)
• Call for public hearing on Bellingrath Road rezoning (41-1530)
• Consider noise ordinance waivers for Airport Boulevard and Government Street

The council adopted Ordinance 64‑059‑2025, changing the classification of parcels at 2243, 2245, 2345 and 2509 Halls Mill Road from Community Business Suburban (B‑3) to Office Distribution (B‑5). The ordinance passed unanimously. The council also approved three noise‑ordinance waivers and held over Ordinance 64‑058‑2025, all with unanimous votes.

• Adopted agenda (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Fast Time Tax & Angel Wings at 2301 Airport Blvd on Dec 21, 2025 (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Hargrove and Associates at 109 Government St on May 21, 2026 (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Ron Olmsted at Medal of Honor Park on Sep 12, 2026 (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Held over Ordinance 64‑058‑2025 (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑059‑2025 rezoning Halls Mill Road parcels to B‑5 (Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on proposed zoning changes, a conditional use permit for a religious facility, and an ordinance amending the Downtown Development District. The body will also consider approving contracts for fire equipment, street lights, and medical supplies.

• Public hearing on rezoning Halls Mill Road properties (B-3 to B-5)
• Public hearing on amending Downtown Development District code
• Public hearing on religious facility expansion permit
• Approve purchase order for fire pumper truck engine ($64,050)
• Approve street light luminaries contract ($147,365.50)

The Mobile City Council moved into executive session and adopted the meeting agenda, both by unanimous vote. It approved two noise‑ordinance waivers—one for 718 Downtowner Loop and another for 111 Myrtlewood Lane. The council tabled the ordinance to add Alabama Construction Trade Academy fees and held over a resolution to vacate rights‑of‑way in the MAA‑ACDC subdivision.

• Moved into executive session (unanimous 6‑0)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous 6‑0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 718 Downtowner Loop (unanimous 6‑0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver for 111 Myrtlewood Lane (unanimous 6‑0)
• Tabled ordinance 11‑056‑2025 to add construction trade academy fees (unanimous 6‑0)
• Held over resolution 47‑1471‑2025 vacation of rights‑of‑way (unanimous 6‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a slate of resolutions including a $3 million contract for medical gloves, purchase of a bucket truck for urban forestry, and several public hearings to fix demolition costs for five structures. Also up for vote are street light poles, bulletproof vests, and ammunition for police, as well as a street renaming and settlement agreements.

• Authorize contract with Boundtree Medical for medical gloves for 3 years, not to exceed $3,000,000
• Approve purchase order to Altec Industries for articulating bucket truck for Urban Forestry, $212,775
• Honorarily rename Collins Avenue to 'Honorary Herman and Cenia Frieson Way'
• Public hearings to fix demolition costs for structures at 966 Kentucky St ($3,200), 709 South Carolina St ($4,075), 5641 Will Casher Ln ($2,400), 1009 S Washington Ave ($4,200), 5937 Westhaven Dr S ($2,700)
• Approve purchase orders for bullet proof vests for MPD ($17,966.80) and ammunition ($20,475 and $109,177.59)

Council members unanimously approved several items, including moving agenda item 03-1509 to the top and suspending rules to consider it. They appointed Alana Williams to the Mobile City County Youth Council, adopted noise‑ordinance waivers for Figures Park and St. Monica Catholic Church, and approved a $2,300 demolition assessment for 559 Hickory Street. The council also approved a $212,775 purchase order for an articulating bucket truck for urban forestry. All votes were unanimous with no dissent.

• Moved agenda item 03-1509 to the top – adopted (unanimous)
• Suspended rules for immediate consideration of consent resolution 03-1509 – granted (unanimous)
• Appointed Alana Williams to the Mobile City County Youth Council – adopted (unanimous)
• Adopted the meeting agenda – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Figures Park on Nov 29, 2025 – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for St. Monica Catholic Church on Feb 22, 2026 – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved $2,300 demolition cost assessment for 559 Hickory Street – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Altec Industries for bucket truck – $212,775 – adopted (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider multiple contracts and resolutions, including a $6,075,365 contract for Taylor Park Community Center improvements and a $1.5 million video management system for security cameras. The council also holds public hearings to declare structures at 1255 Brussells Street, 655 Holcombe Avenue, and 1314 Pecan Street as public nuisances and order demolitions, and votes on appointments for Public Safety Director and Fire Chief.

• Taylor Park Community Center improvement contract with Rogers & Willard Inc.; $6,075,365
• Lavretta Park playground equipment purchase from GameTime; $649,921.69
• Video management system for security cameras contract; NTE $1,500,000
• Appoint Curtis Graves as Executive Director of Public Safety and Barry Glisson as Fire Chief
• Public hearings to demolish structures at 1255 Brussells Street, 655 Holcombe Avenue, 1314 Pecan Street

The council adopted its agenda and approved the November 12 minutes. It adopted three noise‑ordinance waivers for specific dates and locations. Councilmember Reynolds moved to hold over Ordinance 11‑056‑2025 (construction trade academy fund fees) for two weeks. All actions were approved unanimously with no opposing votes recorded.

• Adopted agenda (6 Ayes, 0 Nays)
• Approved November 12 minutes as submitted
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for 254 St. Anthony St, Feb 15‑2026 (6 Ayes)
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for 254 St. Anthony St, Feb 17‑2026 (6 Ayes)
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for Langan Municipal Park, Nov 22‑2025 (6 Ayes)
• Held over Ordinance 11‑056‑2025 (construction trade academy fund fees) for two weeks (6 Ayes, 0 Nays)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss a public hearing for Acadian Ambulance Service, approve contracts for park improvements and road resurfacing, and consider liquor licenses and public safety appointments. The meeting is scheduled for November 12, 2025.

• Public hearing for Acadian Ambulance Service Certificate of Public Convenience
• Authorize contract with DVMIMS, P.C. for veterinary services at Tillmans Corner Veterinary Hospital (NTE $200,000)
• Authorize contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for 2026 CIP Resurfacing in Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 ($1,198,685)
• Authorize contract with InLine, LLC for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail lighting ($997,846.91)
• Authorize contract with Rogers & Willard Inc. for Taylor Park Community Center improvement ($6,075,365)

The City Council adopted the meeting agenda with a 7‑0 vote. It approved a waiver of the Noise Ordinance for an event at Tricentennial Park on November 22, 2025, and another waiver for 2301 Airport Boulevard on December 13, 2025, both by unanimous vote. The council also voted 7‑0 to double the speaker limit for the Acadian Ambulance public hearing.

• Adopted agenda (7-0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Tricentennial Park, Nov 22 2025 (7-0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 2301 Airport Boulevard, Dec 13 2025 (7-0)
• Waived speaker limit for public hearing, allowing 8 speakers per side (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several financial actions, including creating a new capital account for Mobile Arena furniture, fixtures, and equipment with a transfer of $11,809,498 from the General Fund. The council will also hear public hearings on demolition costs for four city properties and a modification of a Planned Unit Development on West I-65 Service Road. Additional items include waivers of the Noise Ordinance and various contract authorizations and purchase orders.

• Create new capital account for Mobile Arena equipment, transferring $11,809,498 (Resolution 09-1385)
• Public hearings to fix demolition costs: $2,700 for 2661 Betbeze St, $1,700 for 2906 Nall St, $1,700 for 777 Welworth St, $2,700 for 1807 White Ave
• Modify Planned Unit Development for 600‑800 West I-65 Service Road (Ordinance 64-057)
• Authorize contract with RGLG, Inc. for janitorial services at $311,988 per year (Resolution 21-1386)
• Approve purchase order to SHI International for Adobe software licenses costing $114,317.70 (Resolution 08-1382)

The council adopted its agenda and held over several noise‑waiver requests for two weeks. It adopted two purchase‑order resolutions for equipment ($56,728) and software licenses ($114,317.70). The council also created a new capital account for Mobile Arena furniture, fixtures and equipment and transferred $11,809,498 into it.

• Adopted agenda (7-0)
• Held over noise‑waiver for 254 St. Anthony St. (Feb 15 2026) (7-0)
• Held over noise‑waiver for 254 St. Anthony St. (Feb 17 2026) (7-0)
• Adopted noise‑waiver for 231 Suzanne Circle (Nov 8 2025) (7-0)
• Held over Ordinance 11-056-2025 (Alabama Construction Trade Academy Fund Fees) (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 08-1381-2025: purchase order to Beard Equipment Co. for 2 mowers ($56,728) (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 08-1382-2025: purchase order to SHI International for software licenses ($114,317.70) (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 09-1385-2025: create new capital account for Mobile Arena and transfer $11,809,498 (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will review a slate of held-over items including a $1.4 million Tiger/Broad Street project, a $78,289 roof replacement, and the revocation of a business license. The body will also introduce resolutions for software purchases and marketing services, and call public hearings for rezoning and a conditional use permit.

• Revoking business license at 1608 St. Stephens Road
• Appropriating $1,400,000 for Tiger/Broad Street Project
• Authorizing $78,289 for Hillsdale Senior Center roof replacement
• Calling public hearing for rezoning at Halls Mill Road
• Calling public hearing for religious facility expansion at Sollie Road

The council unanimously adopted Resolution 60-1393-2025, making the “Iconic M” the official city logo. It also adopted Resolution 60-1394-2025, establishing “Born to Celebrate” as the city’s official slogan. The agenda was adopted, and two noise‑ordinance waivers for events in District 1 and District 7 were approved. Minutes from the October 14 and 21 meetings were approved.

• Adopted "Iconic M" as official logo (Resolution 60-1393-2025) – unanimous
• Adopted "Born to Celebrate" as official slogan (Resolution 60-1394-2025) – unanimous
• Adopted the meeting agenda – unanimous
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Herndon Sage Park, Nov 29‑30, 2025 – unanimous
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Springwood Drive, Nov 7, 2025 – unanimous
• Moved Resolutions 60-1393 and 60-1394 to the beginning of the agenda – unanimous
• Approved minutes from October 14 and 21, 2025 meetings – unanimous

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit at 2316 Hillwood Drive West and a planned unit development modification at 550 Providence Park Drive East. Among numerous resolutions, the council will consider allocating $1.5 million to the Housing Improvement Plan Enterprise Fund, approving contracts for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave Complete Streets project ($1.48M) and a sculpture of Jimmy Buffett ($220K), and adopting a vacant structure registry for Henry Aaron Loop. Also up for votes are many vehicle and equipment purchases for city departments and a $2 million transfer for a community center project.

• Allocation of $1.5M to Housing Improvement Plan Enterprise Fund
• Contract for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave Complete Streets project ($1,481,507.84)
• Adoption of Vacant Structure Registry for Henry Aaron Loop
• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit at 2316 Hillwood Drive West
• Contract for Jimmy Buffett sculpture at National Maritime Museum ($220,000)

The council adopted its agenda and approved the minutes from the September 24 and 30 meetings, both by unanimous vote. Councilmembers also approved a waiver of the Noise Ordinance for 1555 E. Fleetwood Drive on October 25, 2025, with a 6‑0 vote. Public hearings on a conditional use permit at 2316 Hillwood Drive West and a planned unit development modification at 550 Providence Park Drive East were held, but no members of the public spoke, so no action was taken. An ordinance establishing a vacant‑structure registry for the Henry Aaron Loop was read again but was not voted on at this meeting.

• Adopted agenda (6-0)
• Approved September 24 & 30 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 1555 E. Fleetwood Drive (6-0)
• Public hearing on 2316 Hillwood Drive West – no speakers, no action
• Public hearing on 550 Providence Park Drive East – no speakers, no action

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on several high-value infrastructure contracts and zoning changes. The body is also holding public hearings to declare four structures as public nuisances for demolition.

• Contract with McElhenney Construction Company, LLC for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. Complete Streets project: $11,257,346.43
• Contract with PL Russell, LLC for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment, Cooper Riverside Park, and Great Lawn upgrades: $2,757,500.00
• Contract with Thompson Engineering, Inc. for Dauphin Street signal upgrades: $1,132,641.00
• Rezoning of 2602-2616 Old Shell Road and 1057 & 107 Item Avenue from R-1 and B-2 to B-2
• Public hearings for demolition of structures at 610 Petit Avenue, 507 Booker Street, 962 Government Street, and 1551 Kellogg Street

The Mobile City Council adopted a vacant‑structure registry code (Ordinance 52‑046‑2025) for the Henry Aaron Loop. The council also approved three noise‑ordinance waivers for Frye Park, 3370 Sheringham Drive, and 7741 Creekwood Drive, and waived the five‑minute speaker limit for a business‑license revocation hearing. All motions passed unanimously.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous 6‑0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Frye Park Oct 25 (unanimous 6‑0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 3370 Sheringham Drive Oct 18 (unanimous 6‑0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 7741 Creekwood Drive Oct 31 (unanimous 6‑0)
• Waived five‑minute speaker limit for business‑license revocation hearing (unanimous 6‑0)
• Adopted vacant‑structure registry code for Henry Aaron Loop (Ordinance 52‑046‑2025)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss several high-value infrastructure contracts and police equipment purchases. The body is also considering a new local excise tax on consumable vapor products and various noise ordinance waivers.

• Contract for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. Complete Streets project: $11,257,346.43
• Purchase of 100 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD across three orders totaling $5,120,000.00
• Contract for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment, Cooper Riverside Park, and Great Lawn upgrades: $2,757,500.00
• Proposed ordinance to levy a local excise tax and require business licenses for consumable vapor products
• Public hearing for rezoning property at 813 Lakeside Drive from B-3 and I-1 to B-3

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved several noise‑ordinance waivers for events in Districts 1, 2, and 5. It also authorized a $2,047,470.40 purchase order for 40 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for the police department.

• Adopted agenda (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1710 Old Canal St., Oct 4‑Oct 4 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1012 Adams St., Oct 18‑2 p.m. 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1644 Virginia St., Oct 4‑9 p.m. 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1644 Virginia St., Nov 15‑9 p.m. 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1644 Virginia St., Jan 31‑5 p.m. 2026 (7‑0)
• Approved noise waiver for 8 Westminster Way, Oct 12‑9 p.m. 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved purchase order to Hardy Chevrolet Buick GMC for 40 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD; $2,047,470.40 (7‑0)

City Council

The council will consider a series of contract authorizations and purchase orders, including large purchases of Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for the police department and design services for traffic improvements. It will also hold public hearings on demolition costs for several structures and review noise‑ordinance waiver requests. Additional items include a splash‑pad contract, a school litter‑education program, and a memorandum of understanding for city transit services.

• Approve purchase order to Hardy Chevrolet Buick GMC for 40 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD – $2,047,470.40
• Approve purchase order to Hardy Chevrolet Buick GMC for 56 Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for MPD – $2,866,458.56
• Authorize contract with Kimley‑Horn and Associates, Inc. for design of signalized intersection improvements on Old Shell Road – $62,703.42
• Public hearing to fix demolition cost for structure at 303 S. Dearborn Street – $3,600.00
• Noise‑ordinance waiver request for The Bragg‑Mitchell Mansion on Oct 4, 2025, 6:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.

The council adopted its agenda unanimously. It then approved four separate waivers of the Noise Ordinance for specific locations and dates in October and November, each passing with all five present members voting aye. No opposition was recorded.

• Adopt agenda (Carroll, Small, Daves, Woods, Gregory all ayes)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for The Bragg‑Mitchell Mansion Oct 4, 2025 (Carroll, Small, Daves, Woods, Gregory all ayes)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for Conti, Conception, and Dauphin Streets Oct 5, 2025 (Carroll, Small, Daves, Woods, Gregory all ayes)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for 652 St. Louis Street Nov 21, 2025 (Carroll, Small, Daves, Woods, Gregory all ayes)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for 2301 Airport Boulevard Nov 24, 2025 (Carroll, Small, Daves, Woods, Gregory all ayes)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a $12.1 million annual contract for transit services and adopt the FY 2025-2026 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets. The agenda includes public hearings to declare four structures public nuisances and order demolitions, and to fix costs for three demolitions. Council will also vote on several noise ordinance waivers for events and approve a $394,000 splashpad at Crawford-Murphy Park. Other items include a vacant structure registry for Henry Aaron Loop, various purchases and contracts, and honorary street renamings.

• Authorize transit contract with Port City Transit, LLC for $12,100,000 per year
• Adopt 2025-2026 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets
• Public hearings to demolish structures at 1109 Adams, 313 Calhoun, 1205 Ghent, and 1966 Halls Mill Road
• Noise ordinance waiver requests for events at Bragg Mitchell Mansion, Mardi Gras Park, and others
• Approve splashpad at Crawford-Murphy Park for $394,000

The Mobile City Council adopted Ordinance 52-046-2025 creating a vacant‑structure registry for the Henry Aaron Loop. The council also approved several noise‑ordinance waivers for events in Districts 1‑3, each by a unanimous 7‑aye vote. The agenda and the minutes from the August 27 meeting were adopted unanimously.

• Adopted agenda (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Bragg Mitchell Mansion, Nov 1 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Mardi Gras Park, Oct 18 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 965 Elmira Street, Oct 31 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 607 Government Street, Dec 31 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Child Advocacy Center at Cathedral Square, Mar 28 2026 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Heather Humphries at 2068 Venetia Road, Oct 11 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Adopted Ordinance 52‑046‑2025 establishing vacant‑structure registry for Henry Aaron Loop

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider the 2025-2026 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets, authorize a contract with Port City Transit for $12.1 million per year, and hear public comments on nuisance demolitions and planning approvals.

• Public hearing to adopt 2025-2026 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets
• Authorize contract with Port City Transit, LLC for $12,100,000.00 per year
• Public hearing to declare structures at 1606 Katye, 270 Oak Drive, and 506 Patton Avenue public nuisances
• Public hearing to modify previously approved Planning Approval at 3610 and 3720 Michael Boulevard
• Authorize contract with Protec Video for $695,000.00 for technology services

The Mobile City Council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and a noise‑ordinance waiver for an event at 1610 Government Street. It approved four purchase orders totaling $285,623.75 for surveillance cameras, a pickup truck, and two sets of John Deere mowers. The council also passed a budget amendment moving $500,000 to the maritime museum’s new Jimmy Buffett exhibit while reducing parks maintenance salaries and health‑insurance costs.

• Adopted agenda (7‑0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 1610 Government St. (7‑0)
• Approved purchase order to Howard Industries, Inc. for surveillance cameras $51,502.00 (7‑0)
• Approved purchase order to Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Ford pickup truck $56,650.00 (7‑0)
• Approved purchase order to Sunsouth, LLC for 5 John Deere mowers $83,980.75 (7‑0)
• Approved purchase order to Sunsouth, LLC for 5 John Deere mowers $93,490.25 (7‑0)
• Adopted budget amendment transferring $500,000 to maritime museum Jimmy Buffett exhibit (7‑0)
• Reduced parks maintenance salaries by $300,000 and health‑insurance costs by $200,000 (7‑0)

City Council

The City Council will vote on several high-value contracts, including transit operations and museum exhibit design. The body is also scheduling a public hearing for the 2025-2026 General Fund and Capital Improvement Fund budgets. Additionally, the council will review noise ordinance waivers and a rezoning request.

• Contract with Port City Transit, LLC to operate the city transit system for $12,100,000.00 per year
• Contract with Tinker Imagineers B.V. for National Maritime Museum exhibit services, not to exceed $2,000,000.00
• Contract with Volkert, Inc. for Riverwalk Plaza Intersection Improvements and RSA Park for $829,923.0
• Purchase order to Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for a side load garbage truck for $398,360.00
• Rezoning of 4421 Government Boulevard from R-1 to B-3

The council adopted Ordinance 64-045-2025, changing the zoning of 4421 Government Boulevard from R‑1 to B‑3. It approved several noise‑ordinance waivers for events at Airport Boulevard, Mardi Gras Park, Fort Conde Inn, and Arlington Park. The council also approved purchase orders for Ford Bronco SUVs ($92,200.50), a side‑load garbage truck ($398,360), cybersecurity services ($125,000), and contracts for parks & recreation services ($152,676) and Riverwalk Plaza improvements ($829,923). A resolution on the Solid Waste Disposal Authority landfill accounting agreement was held over until the September 16 meeting.

• Adopted Ordinance 64-045-2025 rezoning 4421 Government Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 2103 Airport Blvd Oct 5 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Mardi Gras Park Nov 11 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Long Lewis Ford for 3 SUVs – $92,200.50 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Sansom Equipment for side‑load garbage truck – $398,360 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to VC3, Inc. for cybersecurity services – $125,000 (unanimous)
• Approved contract with South Alabama Regional Planning Commission for Parks & Recreation – $152,676 (unanimous)
• Held over Resolution 01-1120-2025 solid‑waste landfill accounting agreement (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss several infrastructure contracts and rezoning requests. The body is reviewing multiple vehicle purchase orders for city departments and demolition costs for two structures. Public hearings are scheduled for property rezoning and demolition expenses.

• Contract with Bagby & Russell Electrical Company, Inc. for Airport Blvd. signal upgrades: $1,610,025.30
• Contract with J. Hunt Enterprises General Contractors, LLC for Tricentennial Park site improvements: $832,165.90
• Contract with Volkert, Inc. for Riverwalk Plaza Intersection Improvements and RSA Park: $829,923.0
• Rezoning of 4421 Government Boulevard from R-1 to B-3
• Demolition costs for 2054 Bucker Road, South ($3,400.00) and 1302 Flicker Court ($3,200.00)

The council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. It also unanimously approved a noise‑ordinance waiver for Spanish Plaza on September 1, 2025. Ordinance 64‑043‑2025 was adopted, changing the zoning of Wolf Ridge Commercial Park from B‑2 to I‑1. Ordinance 64‑044‑2025 was adopted, modifying the planned unit development at 685 Schillinger Road South.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous 7‑0)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Spanish Plaza Sep 1 2025 (unanimous 7‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑043‑2025: reclassify Wolf Ridge Commercial Park from B‑2 to I‑1 (unanimous 7‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑044‑2025: modify PUD at 685 Schillinger Road South (unanimous 7‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on rezoning two properties on Moffett Road from B-2 to I-1 and modifying a Planned Unit Development on Schillinger Road. The council will also consider numerous resolutions including a $1.6 million contract for Airport Boulevard traffic signal upgrades, a $737,000 Saenger Theatre re-roofing contract, and multiple vehicle purchases. Additionally, three noise ordinance waiver requests and several weed lien assessments are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on rezoning 4154 and 4164 Moffett Road from B-2 to I-1
• $1,610,025.30 contract for Airport Blvd Congestion Management signal upgrades
• $737,000 contract for Saenger Theatre re-roofing
• Three requests for noise ordinance waivers at Cathedral Square, 254 St. Anthony Street, and 714 Savannah Street
• Numerous vehicle purchases for city departments totaling over $1 million

The council unanimously adopted a resolution ordering the demolition of unsafe structures at several Seabreeze Road addresses, declaring them public nuisances. It also approved multiple financial actions, including a $357,425.65 transfer for Airport Blvd traffic signal upgrades, a $138,414.13 software contract for the Archives Department, a $91,171.89 purchase order for breathing apparatus parts, and a $164,558.11 fund transfer for drainage repairs. Additionally, three noise‑ordinance waivers were granted for events on Aug. 24, Oct. 26, and Aug. 26, 2025.

• Adopted resolution 40-828-2025 ordering demolition of unsafe structures at 4000‑4016 Seabreeze Rd N, 351‑359 Seabreeze Rd E, 300‑322 Seabreeze Ct, and 3980 Cresthaven Rd (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 09-1065-2025 transferring $357,425.65 for Airport Blvd traffic signal upgrades (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 01-1066-2025 authorizing $138,414.13 contract with MCCi, LLC for archives software (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 08-1068-2025 approving $91,171.89 purchase order to MSA Safety, Inc. for breathing apparatus parts (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 09-1074-2025 transferring $164,558.11 for drainage repairs at Langan Park/12 Mile Creek (unanimous)
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for Charlotte Ingram at Cathedral Square on Aug 24, 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for Gary Constantine at 254 St. Anthony Street on Oct 26, 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted noise‑ordinance waiver for Stand Up Mobile at 714 Savannah Street on Aug 26, 2025 (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several items, including noise‑ordinance waiver requests, a public hearing on demolition costs, and multiple contract approvals. A major action is the authorization for the Mayor to apply for a $2,935,000 FEMA Port Security grant. Additional items include approvals for a roofing contract at the Saenger Theatre and a $1.87 M engineering contract for the Innovating St Louis Street project.

• Noise‑ordinance waiver request for 607 & 653 Government Street on Feb 14 2026 (District 2)
• Noise‑ordinance waiver request for Public Safety Memorial Park on Oct 25 2025 (District 5)
• Public hearing to fix demolition costs for 5671 Bob Street – $2,635.00 (District 4)
• Authorize $1,870,132.75 contract with Neel‑Schaffer, Inc. for Innovating St Louis Street project
• Authorize $2,935,000 FEMA Port Security Grant program for the Mayor

The council adopted its agenda and approved two noise‑ordinance waivers for events in District 2 and District 5. It also adopted several resolutions, including a $1,870,132.75 contract with Neel‑Schaffer for the Innovating St. Louis St technology corridor, a $421,789.92 engineering services contract with Thompson Engineering, a $60,900 purchase order for traffic sign posts, a $75,000 fund transfer for police vehicle purchases, a settlement agreement for the Howard Estate, and a $2,635 demolition cost for 5671 Bob Street.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waivers for 607/653 Government St (Feb 14‑2026) and Public Safety Memorial Park (Oct 25‑2025) (unanimous)
• Authorized $1,870,132.75 contract with Neel‑Schaffer for Innovating St. Louis St project (unanimous)
• Authorized $421,789.92 contract with Thompson Engineering for city project management (unanimous)
• Approved $60,900 purchase order to Vulcan, Inc. for traffic sign posts (unanimous)
• Transferred $75,000 from Capital Improvement Fund to Motor Pool Fund for police vehicle purchases (unanimous)
• Authorized settlement agreement and release of claims for Howard Estate (unanimous)
• Fixed demolition cost of $2,635 for 5671 Bob Street (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several contracts and resolutions, including a $4.49 million contract for a new fire station and a $1.87 million agreement for street improvements. They will also hold public hearings on declaring six properties public nuisances and vote on noise ordinance waivers for five events.

• Authorize contract with Harris Contracting Services for new Fire Station #19; $4,490,000
• Authorize agreement with Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for Innovating St Louis Street project; $1,870,132.75
• Authorize grant application for North Brookley expansion access road; $3,000,000 (no local match)
• Public hearings to declare six structures as public nuisances and order demolitions
• Five requests for waiver of the Noise Ordinance at various locations and dates

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and moved Ordinance 88-042 to the top. A resolution to sell two parcels at 305 Dearborn Street and vacant land on Lyons Street to the Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association was voted down. Five noise‑ordinance waivers for various locations and dates were adopted unanimously.

• Agenda adopted (7-0)
• Ordinance 88-042 moved to top of agenda (7-0)
• Resolution to sell 305 Dearborn St. and Lyons St. parcels failed (0-7)
• Noise waiver for Bragg Mitchell Mansion Oct 25, 2025 adopted (7-0)
• Noise waiver for Spanish Plaza Aug 8, 2025 adopted (7-0)
• Noise waiver for 305 MAMGA Drive Aug 9, 2025 adopted (7-0)
• Noise waiver for 1655 McGill Avenue Oct 19, 2025 adopted (7-0)
• Noise waiver for 911 Dauphin Street Feb 16, 2025 adopted (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider approving contracts for park lighting, police vehicles, and street resurfacing, along with the introduction of ordinances for rezoning and the sale of city property.

• Authorize contract for West Side Park ballfield lighting improvements ($492,232.00)
• Authorize purchase order for vehicle upfits for MPD ($885,923.55)
• Authorize contract for Downtown Street Optimization resurfacing ($280,163.54)
• Consider rezoning property at 5945, 6000, & 6030 Rangeline Road and 5933 Rabbit Creek Drive
• Authorize sale of property at 305 Dearborn Street, N.

The council adopted its agenda, approved three noise‑ordinance waivers for events in District 2 and District 3, and passed Ordinance 64‑038‑2025 changing the zoning of property on Rangeline Road and Rabbit Creek Drive from R‑A/B‑5 to R‑1/B‑5. All votes were unanimous with no nay votes.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for Public Safety Memorial Park, Aug 2 2025 (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for 1100 Spring Hill Avenue, Feb 17 2026 (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for Doyle Park, Aug 30 2025 (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopt Ordinance 64‑038‑2025 rezoning property at 5945‑6030 Rangeline Road and 5933 Rabbit Creek Drive (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve minutes from July 22 2025 meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a range of items, including noise‑ordinance waivers, multiple public‑nuisance demolition hearings, and several rezoning proposals. Councilmembers will vote on contract authorizations, notably a $16,797,719.65 agreement with McElhenney Construction for the St. Louis Street Complete Streets project and a $4,509,595.64 resurfacing contract for District 1. Additional agenda items include ordinance and consent resolutions, purchase orders for equipment and vehicles, and a request to rename a portion of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue.

• Noise‑ordinance waiver for Cooper Restaurants, Inc. at 2058 Airport Blvd (Dec 28 2025, 6‑10 pm, District 1)
• Public hearing to rezone 5945‑6030 Rangeline Road & 5933 Rabbit Creek Drive (R‑A/B‑5 to R‑1/B‑5, District 4)
• Ordinance 64‑037 to rezone 720 Museum Drive from R‑1 to B‑2
• Contract authorizing $16,797,719.65 for the St. Louis Street Complete Streets project (McElhenney Construction)
• Contract authorizing $4,509,595.64 for 2024 PAYGO resurfacing of District 1 (HCL Contracting)

The council approved the July 22 agenda and the minutes from the July 15 meeting. It granted two noise‑ordinance waivers—one for Cooper Restaurants at 2058 Airport Boulevard on Dec. 28, 2025, and another for Raymond Mitchell at 965 Elmira Street on July 26, 2025. The council also adopted Ordinance 64‑037‑2025, changing the classification of Lot 2 and part of Lot 1 in the Fort Hardeman Subdivision from R‑1 to B‑2.

• Adopted agenda (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Approved July 15 minutes as submitted (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Cooper Restaurants, 2058 Airport Blvd Dec 28 2025 6‑10 pm (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Raymond Mitchell, 965 Elmira St July 26 2025 3‑10 pm (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑037‑2025 amending the Unified Development Code to rezone Fort Hardeman property to B‑2 (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a $4.5 million road resurfacing contract, a $2 million purchase of two fire pumper trucks, and a $527,000 change order for Hwy 45 streetscape improvements. Public hearings are set for rezoning 720 Museum Drive and demolishing three nuisance structures on Belsaw Avenue, Chin Street, and Old Shell Road. The council also will vote on a noise ordinance waiver, several purchase orders, and appointments.

• Authorize $4,509,595.64 contract for 2024 PAYGO road resurfacing in District 1
• Approve $2,063,084 purchase of two fire pumper trucks for MFRD
• Authorize $527,041.12 change order for U.S. Hwy 45 Streetscape Improvements
• Public hearing to rezone 720 Museum Drive from R-1 to B-2
• Public hearings to declare structures at 607 Belsaw Avenue, 500 Chin Street, and 7099 Old Shell Road as nuisances for demolition

The City Council adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. The minutes from the July 8, 2025 meeting were approved as submitted. Councilmembers voted unanimously to grant a noise‑ordinance waiver for an event at 3671 Hayfield Place on November 22, 2025. No other actions were finalized during the meeting.

• Adopted agenda (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved July 8, 2025 minutes as submitted (7 ayes, 0 nays)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 3671 Hayfield Place on Nov 22, 2025 (7 ayes, 0 nays)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several financial actions, including a $7.7 million appropriation for the Animal Shelter capital project and contracts for road resurfacing. Council members will also review rezoning proposals for Overlook Road and approve liquor licenses for two restaurants. Public hearings will be held for a sedan service application and a non‑emergency medical transport request.

• Resolution 09-907: Appropriate $7,700,000 for Capital Project Animal Shelter
• Resolution 21-906: Contract with Harwell & Company, LLC for resurfacing District 3 ($2,916,502.26)
• Resolution 21-905: Contract with ECS Southeast, LLC for resurfacing District 3 ($65,000.00)
• Ordinance 64-032: Rezone 5105, 5109, and 5111 Overlook Road from R‑1 to B‑2
• Consent Resolution 37-912: Recommend approval of a Restaurant Retail Liquor License to Stevie's Kitchen Midtown, 110 S. Florida Street

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and approved two noise‑waiver requests, all by unanimous vote. It also adopted Ordinance 64‑032‑2025, changing the zoning of lots on Overlook Road from R‑1 to B‑2. Additionally, Ordinance 64‑033‑2025 modifying the planned unit development at 6109 Howells Ferry Road was adopted, also unanimously.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous vote)
• Approved noise waiver for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave & Belsaw Ave (July 7‑11 2025) (unanimous)
• Approved noise waiver for 22 S. Reed Ave (Oct 18 2025) (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑032‑2025 rezoning Overlook Road lots to B‑2 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑033‑2025 modification of PUD at 6109 Howells Ferry Rd (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on rezoning three parcels on Overlook Road from R-1 to B-2 and modifying a planned unit development on Howells Ferry Road. They will also vote on ordinances introducing those changes, along with a $10 million appropriation for an animal shelter, a $1.5 million garbage contract amendment, and multiple other contracts. Additionally, several noise ordinance waivers for July events are on the agenda for approval.

• Rezoning of 5105, 5109, 5111 Overlook Road from R-1 to B-2 (public hearing and ordinance)
• Modification of planned unit development at 6109 Howells Ferry Road
• Appropriation of $7.7M and $2.3M for animal shelter capital project
• Authorize amendment to garbage contract with A-1 McDuffie Sanitation for $1.5M
• Approve purchase of ambulances for $1.12M

The council adopted a resolution extending the residential garbage contract with A‑1 McDuffie Sanitation for up to $1.5 million per year. It also approved purchase orders for traffic‑detection cameras ($493,164.21), a marine sonar system ($75,810.74) and ambulances ($1,122,966.00). Additionally, the council granted several noise‑ordinance waivers for events in July and October. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved amendment to A‑1 McDuffie Sanitation contract (up to $1.5M/yr) – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Arcadis U.S. Inc. for traffic detection cameras – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Atlas North America for Marine Sonic Ark Explorer – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved purchase order to Southern Emergency & Rescue Vehicle Sales, LLC for ambulances – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Kidd Park event July 26 – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 850 Edwards Street event July 4 – adopted (unanimous)
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Cathedral Square event July 4 – adopted (unanimous)
• Moved council into executive session to discuss Water Street redevelopment security – adopted (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on several resolutions, including a $3.4 million contract for downtown street resurfacing and striping, a $1.09 million contract for traffic signal removal, and a $1.5 million amendment for residential garbage service. The council will also consider a planned unit development modification at Leighton Place Drive and noise ordinance waivers for three events. A public hearing is scheduled for a sedan service certificate application.

• Downtown street optimization: resurfacing and striping contract with Asphalt Services, Inc. for $3,379,238.77
• Downtown street optimization: traffic signal removal contract with McElhenney Construction Co., LLC for $1,086,470.50
• Amendment to agreement with A-1 McDuffie Sanitation for residential garbage service, not to exceed $1,500,000
• Purchase order for three ambulances for Mobile Fire-Rescue Department at $1,122,966.00
• Proposed modification of a previously approved Planned Unit Development at the East Terminus of Leighton Place Drive

The council adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from the June 17 meeting. It unanimously approved three noise‑waiver requests for events at Tricentennial Park, 1508 Carlisle Drive, and 82 Burtonwood Drive. The council also adopted Ordinance 64‑031‑2025, modifying the Planned Unit Development at the east terminus of Leighton Place Drive with numerous conditions. Finally, it approved a $580,000 purchase order for new lighting at Westside Park.

• Approved June 17, 2025 minutes (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopted noise‑waiver for Tricentennial Park July 6, 2025, 4‑8 p.m. (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopted noise‑waiver for 1508 Carlisle Drive June 28, 2025, 3:30‑8:30 p.m. (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopted noise‑waiver for 82 Burtonwood Drive July 4 & 7, 2025, 2‑10 p.m. (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑031‑2025 modifying the Planned Unit Development at Leighton Place Drive (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Approved purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for new lighting at Westside Park, $580,000 (unanimous Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on multiple nuisance properties on Seabreeze Road and consider a rezoning. They will vote on a funding order for remaining Mobile Arena construction costs, approve a $580,000 lighting upgrade at Westside Park, and authorize a $326,000 contract for riverfront redevelopment engineering. Dozens of appropriations and fund transfers for community organizations, schools, and public safety equipment are also on the agenda.

• Rezoning 2005 Old Bay Front Drive and 4182 Commanders Drive from R-1 to I-2
• Funding order for new Mobile Arena remaining construction costs (amount not specified)
• Contract with Moffatt & Nichol for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment engineering; $326,000
• Purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting for new lighting at Westside Park; $580,000
• Settlement agreement and release of claims with Populus (amount not specified)

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and approved the June 10 minutes. It then voted unanimously to grant six separate waivers of the Noise Ordinance for specific events and locations. No other substantive measures were decided at this meeting.

• Adopted agenda – vote 7-0
• Approved June 10 minutes – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Dotch Community Center (June 28, 3:00‑6:00 p.m., District 1) – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for LeFlore High School (Oct 9, 12:30‑2:00 p.m., District 1) – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Conception, Conti, and Dauphin Streets (June 29, 1:00‑7:00 p.m., District 2) – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 1508 Carlisle Drive (June 28, 3:30‑8:30 p.m., District 7) – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for Langan Park (Sept 27, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., District 7) – vote 7-0
• Approved noise‑ordinance waiver for 3671 Hayfield Place (Nov 22, 7:00‑10:00 p.m., District 7) – vote 7-0

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning of two properties from R-1 to I-2 (industrial) and on adding a Historic Avenue Overlay to the Unified Development Code. The council will also introduce ordinances for these items and consider numerous resolutions including contracts for debris removal, software, roofing, and vehicles, as well as fund transfers for infrastructure projects and the Mobile Arena.

• Public hearing: rezoning 2005 Old Bay Front Dr & 4182 Commanders Dr from R-1 to I-2 (District 3)
• Public hearing: add Article 15 'Historic Avenue Overlay' to Unified Development Code
• Authorize contract with Harwell & Company, LLC for site work at Pinehill Recycling Center ($83,550)
• Approve purchase order for 30 sets of fire bunker gear ($146,550)
• Authorize contract with Moffatt & Nichol for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project ($326,000)

The council unanimously adopted its agenda and granted a series of noise‑ordinance waivers for events scheduled July through December 2025. It also approved a $140,283 transfer to fund traffic‑signal upgrades and authorized an $83,550 contract with Harwell & Company for site work at the Pinehill Recycling Center.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous vote: Penn, Carroll, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Granted multiple noise‑ordinance waivers for events in July–December 2025 (unanimous vote)
• Held over noise‑ordinance waiver for St. John Lodge #2 at Langan Park (held over for one week)
• Adopted resolution 09-779-2025 transferring $140,283 for traffic‑signal upgrades (unanimous vote)
• Adopted resolution 21-780-2025 authorizing $83,550 contract with Harwell & Company for Pinehill Recycling Center site work (unanimous vote)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on noise ordinance waivers for several properties, consider rezoning at 3300 Knollwood Drive, and deliberate on multiple amendments to the Unified Development Code. The agenda also includes contracts for stormwater improvements, software purchases, drones, and change orders for the Civic Center project. A public hearing is scheduled for a shuttle service application.

• Rezoning of 3300 Knollwood Drive from R-1 and B-1 to R-3
• Six amendments to the Unified Development Code (UDC) sponsored by Mayor Stimpson
• Contract with McCrory & Williams, Inc. for Langan Stormwater Improvement Project; $90,000
• Change Orders Nos. 3 and 4 with Sabre Demolition Corporation for Civic Center New Construction and Demo; $540,100.73 increase
• Purchase order to Tracer Drone Technologies, LLC for drones with cameras for MPD; $48,738

The City Council rejected Ordinance 64-015-2025, which would have changed the zoning of 3300 Knollwood Drive from R‑1/B‑J to R‑3. The council also granted noise‑ordinance waivers for several events, all by unanimous vote. The motion to hold the ordinance over for six months also failed.

• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for 2051 Clemente Court (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for 2648 Greenback Drive (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for 2666 Esau Avenue (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Spanish Plaza (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Mardi Gras Park (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for 3315 Dauphin Island Parkway (unanimous)
• Ordinance 64-015-2025 to rezone 3300 Knollwood Drive failed (4‑3 vote)
• Motion to hold Ordinance 64-015-2025 over six months failed (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider authorizing a $15,198,512 contract with Hughes Companies, Inc. for Langan Lake dredging and Langan Park stormwater improvements. The meeting also includes public hearings on a conditional use permit for 2411 Venetia Road and several amendments to the Unified Development Code. Additional agenda items cover noise‑ordinance waiver requests, demolition cost approvals, and various purchase orders.

• Authorize $15,198,512 contract with Hughes Companies, Inc. for Langan Lake dredging and Langan Park stormwater improvements
• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for property at 2411 Venetia Road (District 4)
• Public hearings to amend Unified Development Code sections on Neighborhood Meetings, Parking and Loading, Lot of Record, and Recording and Recordkeeping
• Fix demolition costs for structures, e.g., $4,550.00 for 1909 Beau Terra Drive, W. (District 1)
• Call for public hearing to consider rezoning of 5105‑5111 Overlook Road from R‑1 to B‑2 (District 7)

The City Council adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from May 20, 2025. It approved a purchase order for a Ford F350 SuperCrew pickup truck costing $54,612. The council also granted seven noise‑ordinance waivers for events on specific dates and locations, each vote recorded as all members in favor.

• Adopted agenda – unanimous (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Approved May 20 minutes – unanimous (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Approved purchase order 08-725-2025 for Ford F350 truck – $54,612.00
• Granted noise waiver for 266 Esau Avenue (July 26, 2025, 11:00‑3:00) – unanimous
• Granted noise waiver for 454 Charleston Street (May 31‑June 1, 2025, 2:00‑9:00) – unanimous
• Granted noise waiver for 754 Susie Ansley Street (June 7, 2025, 3:00‑9:00) – unanimous
• Granted noise waiver for 300 Conti Street (July 10‑13, 2025, 10:00‑10:00) – unanimous
• Granted noise waiver for Cathedral Square (August 23, 2025, 10:00‑4:00) – unanimous

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on a $15.2 million contract for Langan Lake dredging and Langan Park stormwater improvements, along with other major contracts including Civic Center construction. Public hearings are scheduled to fix demolition costs for six structures, totaling over $1 million. The council will also consider a rezoning at 2415 Saint Stephens Road and several noise ordinance waivers for events.

• $15.2M contract with Hughes Companies for Langan Lake dredging and stormwater improvements
• $858,798 contract with Geotechnical Engineering Testing for Civic Center new construction and demolition
• $1M transfer from Capital Improvement Fund to Gulf Coast Exploreum repairs
• Public hearings to fix demolition costs: 1901 Bishop Ave ($447,558), 1906 Franklin Dr E ($322,298), and others
• Rezoning of 2415 Saint Stephens Road from R-1 to B-2

The council adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from May 13, 2025. It granted a noise‑ordinance waiver for a Sage Park event and for a 857 S. Scott St. event, while holding over three other noise‑waiver requests for 12 N. Jackson St. It also adopted Ordinance 64‑020‑2025, changing the zoning of 2415 Saint Stephens Road from R‑1 to B‑2.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous vote: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory)
• Approved minutes of May 13, 2025 (unanimous vote)
• Granted noise waiver for Sage Park event (Ron Foster) (unanimous vote)
• Granted noise waiver for 857 S. Scott St. event (Antonio Franks) (unanimous vote)
• Held over noise waiver for 12 N. Jackson St. (Leo Ferriera) for two weeks (unanimous vote)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑020‑2025 rezoning 2415 Saint Stephens Rd from R‑1 to B‑2 (unanimous vote)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing on rezoning 2415 Saint Stephens Road from R-1 to B-2. They will also consider multiple contracts and change orders, including a $3.8 million increase for storm drain maintenance, a $858,798.50 contract for Civic Center construction and demolition, and a $784,912.74 change order for riverfront bulkhead replacement. Additionally, 11 noise ordinance waivers for various events are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on rezoning 2415 Saint Stephens Road from R-1 to B-2
• Authorize $3,832,000.00 increase for annual storm drain maintenance (Change Order No. 2)
• Authorize $858,798.50 contract for Civic Center New Construction & Demo
• Authorize $784,912.74 change order for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment – Cooper Riverside Bulkhead Replacement
• Authorize $601,415.00 agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal upgrades ($140,283.00 local match)

The Mobile City Council unanimously granted multiple noise‑ordinance waivers for events at locations such as Spanish Plaza, James Seals Community Center, and the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel. The council also adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from May 6, 2025. No opposition was recorded for any of the waivers.

• Approved minutes of May 6, 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted the meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Spanish Plaza, May 17, 2025 (6‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for James Seals Community Center, May 24, 2025 (6‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel, May 25, 2025 (6‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Gulf Coast Ethnic & Heritage Jazz Festival, July 24‑27, 2025 (6‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Cathedral Square Park, August 23, 2025 (6‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council meets Tuesday to vote on a packed agenda including multiple large contracts for street resurfacing, storm drain maintenance, and right-of-way mowing, as well as fund transfers for the Civic Center and park security cameras. The council will also hold a public hearing on a planned unit development modification on Dauphin Street and call for future hearings on a rezoning and a new historic avenue overlay district.

• Authorization of a $4,285,804.12 contract with Harwell and Company for 2024 PAYGO Resurfacing
• Change Order No. 2 with McElhenney Construction for $3,832,000.00 for 2024 Annual Storm Drain Maintenance
• Transfer of $858,798.50 from the General Fund to the Capital Improvement Fund for Civic Center New Construction & Demo
• Call for public hearing on rezoning 2005 Old Bay Front Drive and 4182 Commanders Drive from R-1 to I-2
• Call for public hearing to amend the Unified Development Code by adding Article 15 'Historic Avenue Overlay'

The council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from April 29, 2025. It granted three noise‑ordinance waivers for events at Mardi Gras Park and Langan Park on the dates specified. The council also adopted Ordinance 25‑018‑2025, amending the city code’s garbage‑collection provisions. All votes were unanimous with six members present.

• Adopt agenda (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Approve minutes of April 29, 2025 (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Grant noise‑waiver for Mardi Gras Park on Nov 1, 2025 11 a.m.–3 p.m. (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Grant noise‑waiver for Mardi Gras Park on Nov 26‑27, 2025 6:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Grant noise‑waiver for Langan Park on July 19, 2025 12 p.m.–6 p.m. (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)
• Adopt Ordinance 25-018-2025 amending garbage‑collection rules (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Woods, Gregory; Nays: none)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several major financial actions, including a $4,285,804.12 contract for 2024 PAYGO resurfacing and other infrastructure contracts. Council members will also vote on fund transfers, a rezoning request for 3300 Knollwood Drive, and a public nuisance hearing for the structure at 1416 Old Shell Road. Additional items include noise‑ordinance waivers and various discretionary fund allocations.

• Approve $4,285,804.12 contract with Harwell and Company, LLC for 2024 PAYGO resurfacing (sponsored by Mayor Stimpson).
• Approve $70,000 contract with Geotechnical Engineering Testing, Inc. for 2024 PAYGO resurfacing (sponsored by Mayor Stimpson).
• Transfer $600,000 from the Capital Project D1 Mobile CIP Greenway Initiative to Capital Project D1 US 45 Median Improvements.
• Public hearing to declare the structure at 1416 Old Shell Road a public nuisance and order its demolition.
• Consider rezoning property at 3300 Knollwood Drive from R‑1 and B‑1 to R‑3 (Ordinance 64‑015).

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda by unanimous vote. It approved waivers of the Noise Ordinance for events at Cathedral Square on August 23, 2025, Battleship Park on November 16, 2025, and 4791 LeSure Road on June 6‑7, 2025, each with a 7‑0 vote. The rezoning ordinance for 3300 Knollwood Drive was held over for thirty days, also by a unanimous 7‑0 vote.

• Adopted agenda (7-0)
• Granted noise waiver for Cathedral Square Aug 23, 2025 (7-0)
• Granted noise waiver for Battleship Park Nov 16, 2025 (7-0)
• Granted noise waiver for 4791 LeSure Road Jun 6‑7, 2025 (7-0)
• Held over rezoning ordinance for 3300 Knollwood Drive (30 days) (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will vote on a resolution to authorize an agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for the I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project. The agenda also includes seven noise ordinance waiver requests for events at various parks and streets, multiple contracts and purchase orders for equipment and services, and several calls for public hearings on zoning code amendments. An ordinance amending garbage and trash regulations is being introduced.

• Authorize agreement with ALDOT for I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project
• Seven noise ordinance waiver requests for events at 104 Royal Street, Doyle Park, Public Safety Memorial Park, 7490 Quency Drive, Medal of Honor Park, and Langan Park
• Authorize $3,000,000 Public Works Cooperative Agreement for the One Mobile Project
• Authorize $407,400 West Regional Library chiller replacement contract with Goram Air Conditioning
• Introduce ordinance amending garbage and trash regulations (Chapter 25 of City Code)

The council adopted its agenda unanimously and granted several noise‑ordinance waivers for events in May, June and October. It also approved multiple contracts, including a $75,000 pool‑chemistry services agreement, a $3,000,000 public‑works cooperative agreement, a $407,400 library chiller replacement, and purchase orders for network equipment and an animal transport trailer. All resolutions were adopted with the same vote tally.

• Adopted agenda (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Andre Bend at 104 Royal Street (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Authorized agreement with Alabama Poolworks for pool chemistry services up to $75,000 per year (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Authorized public‑works cooperative agreement for One Mobile project, $3,000,000 (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Authorized Goram Air Conditioning contract for West Regional Library chiller replacement, $407,400 (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Approved purchase order to CDW Government for network wireless access points, $79,919.14 (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Approved purchase order to CDW Government for network switches and transceivers, $53,993.14 (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)
• Approved purchase order to Jackson Creek Mfg. for animal transport trailer, $63,852.50 (Ayes: Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory; Nays: Penn)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss several high-value infrastructure contracts, land exchanges, and grant applications. The body is also reviewing multiple noise ordinance waivers and rezoning requests.

• Agreement for the One Mobile Project: $3,000,000.00
• Transfer of funds for District 2 neighborhood improvements: $2,500,000.00
• HVAC replacement for Hillsdale Community Center: $505,909.14
• Rezoning of 3300 Knollwood Drive from R-1 and B-1 to R-3
• Grant application for National Coastal Resilience Fund: $1,000,000.00

The City Council adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved several noise‑ordinance waivers for events at Mardi Gras Park, Medal of Honor Park, 558 Saint Francis Street, Cathedral Square, British Park, and other locations, each with all seven members voting aye. The council voted 5‑2 to hold over the rezoning ordinance for the property at 3300 Knollwood Drive until the April 29 meeting.

• Adopt agenda (Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Woods, Gregory)
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for Mardi Gras Park (April 19, 8:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for Medal of Honor Park (May 17, 6:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for 558 Saint Francis Street (April 19, 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for Cathedral Square (April 19, 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for British Park (May 4, 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Grant noise‑ordinance waiver for additional Mardi Gras Park request (April 19, 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.) – Ayes: all members
• Hold over rezoning ordinance 64‑015‑2025 for property at 3300 Knollwood Drive (5‑2 vote: Ayes – Penn, Carroll, Small, Daves, Gregory; Nays – Reynolds, Woods)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing and introduce an ordinance to rezone 3300 Knollwood Drive. They also consider resolutions for property acquisition, fund transfers, and various contracts, including a $2.5 million transfer for District 2 neighborhood improvements and approval of election equipment leasing. Additionally, eight noise ordinance waiver requests are on the agenda.

• Public hearing to consider rezoning 3300 Knollwood Drive from R-1 and B-1 to R-3 (District 6)
• Authorize property acquisition at 1668 West Interstate 65 Service Rd S for $855,000
• Transfer $2,500,000 from CIP D2 Special Project to Housing Improvement Plan Fund for District 2 neighborhood improvements
• Approve contract for Hillsdale Community Center HVAC replacement; $505,909.14
• Consider eight noise ordinance waiver requests for various locations and dates

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and unanimously approved several actions. Council members granted eight noise‑ordinance waivers for events across the city. They also appointed Allen Williams to the Board of Adjustment, authorized the $855,000 purchase of a 5.5‑acre site at 1668 W Interstate 65 Service Road South, and approved a $120,603 utility agreement with Alabama Power for the Innovating St. Louis Street technology corridor.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Granted eight noise‑ordinance waivers for various locations/dates (unanimous)
• Appointed Allen Williams as supernumerary to the Board of Adjustment (unanimous)
• Authorized purchase of 5.5‑acre property at 1668 W Interstate 65 Service Rd S for $855,000 (unanimous)
• Authorized reimbursable utility agreement with Alabama Power for Innovating St. Louis Street project ($120,603) (unanimous)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will conduct public hearings to declare several properties as public nuisances and order their demolition. The meeting also includes discussion of noise‑ordinance waiver requests, several contract approvals with specified dollar amounts, and the introduction of new liquor licenses and infrastructure purchase orders.

• Public hearings to declare structures at 314 Burton Ave, 1826 Toulmin Ave, 1807 White Ave, 1213 Chinquapin St, 753 S. Dr. Thomas Ave, and 559 Hickory St as nuisances (District 1 & 2)
• Noise ordinance waiver requests for multiple parks and venues across districts 1, 2, 5, and 7
• Contract approvals: $59,991 for Ford Bronco SUVs, $66,525 for fire hose, $349,515.49 for Spring Hill Court retaining wall, $335,000 for History Museum HVAC, $350,000 for chiller replacement
• Special events and retail liquor license recommendations for Bottles Up Mobile, True High Class, Big A S Bando Brunch, and Holiday Inn Mobile Airport
• Purchase and sale agreement for property at 1668 West Interstate 65 Service Rd. S for $855,000

The Mobile City Council approved seven separate waivers to the Noise Ordinance, each passing with a 7‑0 vote. The council also adopted the meeting agenda and approved the March 25, 2025 minutes. All actions were recorded as unanimous approvals.

• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Ashlyn Pierce at Bragg‑Mitchell Mansion (May 3) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Susan Comeaux at Washington Square Park (May 11) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Christina Boyd at Mardi Gras Park (June 28) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Hargrove and Associates at 109 Government Street (May 29) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Ethan Hubbell at Public Safety Memorial Park (May 10) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Susan McKinnell at Langan Park (April 14, May 24, Sep 22) (7‑0)
• Granted noise‑ordinance waiver for Melvin Showers, Jr. at The Grounds (April 5) (7‑0)
• Adopted agenda (7‑0) and approved March 25, 2025 minutes (7‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on Ordinance 34‑014 to levy taxes on real and personal property beginning October 1 2025. It will also consider several contracts and purchase orders totaling over $1 million, including HVAC upgrades for the History Museum of Mobile and a retaining‑wall project on Spring Hill Court. Public hearings will be held on vacation of city right‑of‑way on Farnell Lane and on multiple noise‑ordinance waiver requests. Additional agenda items include routine approvals, appointments, and announcements.

• Ordinance 34‑014: levy property taxes for the tax year beginning Oct 1 2025
• Contract $335,000 for History Museum of Mobile HVAC upgrades (James B. Donaghey, Inc.)
• Contract $349,515.49 for Spring Hill Court retaining‑wall improvements (PL Russell, LLC)
• Purchase order $59,861.45 for fire‑pumper truck engine replacement (Gulf Coast Truck & Equipment Co., Inc.)
• Public hearing to consider vacation of City right‑of‑way on Farnell Lane (District 5)

The council adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. They granted a series of Noise Ordinance waivers for events in Districts 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7, each vote unanimous. The council adopted two rezoning ordinances—64‑008‑2025 changing lots 1‑5 of the Englewood subdivision from R‑1 to B‑2, and 64‑009‑2025 amending the Unified Development Code for the Todd Acres Industrial Park area—both unanimously. Public hearings on the vacation of right‑of‑way on Farnell Lane received no public comment.

• Approved March 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Granted Noise Ordinance waiver for Dearie Parden, Bragg‑Mitchell Mansion (unanimous)
• Granted Noise Ordinance waiver for Marian Clarke, North Monterey Street (unanimous)
• Granted Noise Ordinance waivers for additional requests (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑008‑2025 rezoning Englewood subdivision lots 1‑5 from R‑1 to B‑2 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 64‑009‑2025 rezoning Todd Acres Industrial Park area (unanimous)
• Conducted public hearings on Farnell Lane right‑of‑way vacation; no public comment

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hear requests for noise ordinance waivers and consider demolishing blighted structures. The agenda includes rezoning proposals, contract authorizations, and a public hearing on a right-of-way vacation fee.

• Requests for noise ordinance waivers at 166 Mobile Infirmary Boulevard, 2401 Springhill Avenue, and Canal Street
• Public hearings to demolish structures at 2451 McArthur Street, 2202 Stevens Court, 612 Bizzell Avenue, and 625 Monday Street
• Rezoning proposals for 1400 Dauphin Island Parkway and Commerce Boulevard East/South
• Contract authorization with Harris Contracting Services for Mims Park athletic facilities ($1,137,000)
• Agreement amendment with Four Moons, LLC for federal reporting software increase ($75,000)

City Council

The City Council will discuss several high-value infrastructure contracts and public nuisance demolitions. The body is also reviewing a lodging tax amendment and the status of the Mobile Tourism Improvement District.

• Allocation of $2,201,643.00 to recipients in the HELIOS Allocation Report
• Contract with Harris Contracting Services, Inc. for Mims Park athletic restroom/concession for $1,137,000.00
• Amendment to GRW Engineers, Inc. for Storm Water Mapping & Resiliency Planning for $484,830.00
• Contract with Thompson Engineering, Inc. for City-Wide Bridge Inspection for $339,320.00
• Public hearings to declare structures at 2351-B Dickson Lane, 2906 Nall Street, 1339 Basil Street, 400 Lexington Avenue, 1509 Alba Avenue, and 4730 Knight Drive as public nuisances

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider several major actions, including authorizing an agreement with ALDOT for the I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project and an intergovernmental agreement with Mobile County for the Mobile Arena Project. They will also vote on rezoning 5301 Moffett Road, numerous purchase orders and contracts, and allocations of capital improvement and storm water funds totaling over $4 million. Public hearings are scheduled for three demolitions and a right-of-way vacation. The meeting includes multiple citizen petitions on sidewalks, fire station renaming, and parade regulations.

• Rezoning property at 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3
• Authorize Agreement with ALDOT for I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project
• Authorize intergovernmental Agreement with Mobile County for Mobile Arena Project
• Allocate $2,632,000 for Storm Water Management Projects
• Approve purchase order for MPD mechanical assist shelving for $148,911.60

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a $237.4 million contract for construction of a new arena, a $250 million general obligation warrant ordinance, and several public hearings. The agenda also includes five noise ordinance waiver requests, a rezoning, and various purchase orders and agreements.

• Contract with B.L. Harbert International for new Mobile Arena; $237,447,000
• Ordinance authorizing $250,000,000 in general obligation warrants
• Rezoning of 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3
• Five noise ordinance waiver requests at specific locations and times
• Intergovernmental agreement with Mobile County for West Mobile County Park improvements; up to $2,000,000

City Council

The City Council will vote on a $237.4 million construction contract for a new Mobile Arena and introduce an ordinance authorizing up to $250 million in general obligation warrants. Several noise ordinance waivers for events in District 2 are up for appeal, and public hearings are scheduled for modifications to planning approvals on Howells Ferry Road and Grotto Road. A $4.6 million agreement for the Africatown Welcome Center and multiple purchases for public safety and technology are also on the agenda.

• Authorize contract with B. L. Harbert International for new Mobile Arena; $237,447,000
• Ordinance authorizing up to $250,000,000 in general obligation warrants, series 2025A
• Authorize agreement with C. Roberds General Contractors for Africatown Welcome Center; $4,633,000
• Request of O'Daly's Irish Pub for noise ordinance waivers at 564 Dauphin Street on four dates
• Approve purchase order to Remotec for robot ground vehicle for MPD; $446,815

City Council

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several high-value contracts for infrastructure, public safety equipment, and stormwater management. The body will also hold public hearings on nuisance demolitions and consider multiple noise ordinance waivers.

• Agreement with C. Roberds General Contractors, LLC for Africatown Welcome Center: $4,633,000.00
• Agreement with Alabama Department of Environmental Management for Langan Park Lake stormwater project: $711,900.00
• Purchase order to Remotec, Inc. for MPD robot ground vehicle: $446,815.00
• Contract with Michael Baker International, Inc. for storm water management services: $450,000.00
• Public hearings to declare structures at 1805 Larkwood Drive and 554 Hickory Street as public nuisances

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing on whether to continue, modify, or terminate the Mobile Tourism Improvement District. The council will also consider multiple noise ordinance waivers, eight nuisance property demolitions, and several large contracts including a $1.75 million aerial ladder truck and a $53 million community development budget. Other items include agreements for arena management, grants for Broad Street and tennis center upgrades, and settlement claims.

• Public hearing and ordinance on Mobile Tourism Improvement District continuation/modification/termination
• Approve purchase order to Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc. for aerial ladder truck for MFRD; $1,747,520.00
• Authorize ADECA CDBG local recovery plan budget categories; $53,149,037.00
• Authorize grant application for Broad Street PROTECT Grant Program; $15,000,000.00 (20% local match)
• Authorize agreement with Global Spectrum, L.P., d/b/a OVG 360, to manage the New Mobile Arena

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider dozens of items, including noise ordinance waivers, public hearings on demolitions, rezoning proposals, and major spending authorizations. Notable among the resolutions are a $50 million HUD grant for a downtown economic development revolving loan fund and a $1.75 million aerial ladder truck for the fire department. The council will also vote on a new management contract for the Mobile Arena and a proposed ordinance to fix the mayor's salary.

• Rezoning property at 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3
• Noise ordinance waiver for Senior Bowl in Cathedral Square on Jan 31
• Public hearing to declare 325 E I-65 Service Road South a public nuisance and order demolition
• Authorize purchase of aerial ladder truck for MFRD at $1,747,520
• Authorize $50,000,000 HUD Community Project Funding Grant for Senator Richard Shelby Downtown Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings to declare several structures as public nuisances and order their demolition. The meeting also includes decisions on demolition cost approvals for six sites, ranging from $2,200 to $4,000. Additional items include rezoning, purchase orders, and various appropriations.

• Declare structures at 1625 Northview Drive, 1720 Northview Drive, 777 Welworth Street, 553 Live Oak Street, 1053 Bay Avenue, 1101 Bay Avenue, 658 South Carolina Street, 2813 Longleaf Drive, and 7010 Smith Street public nuisances and order demolition
• Approve demolition costs: $3,137 for 613 Wellington Street; $2,200 for 1002 Alba Street; $4,000 for 771 Farnell Street; $3,000 for 1253 Seneca Street; $2,700 for 2060 Webb Avenue
• Consider rezoning 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3 (Ordinance 64-001)
• Approve purchase orders totaling $285,? (e.g., $27,000 vessel removal, $23,095.86 fire truck repairs, $33,029 software, $110,909.50 van, $61,100 fuel tank, $90,720 trucks)
• Introduce consent resolutions for new liquor licenses and library board appointment

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for property at 5301 Moffett Road. The body is also reviewing several purchase orders for city equipment and infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing for rezoning 5301 Moffett Road from B-2 to B-3
• Proposed $1,000,000 fund transfer from Trimmier Park Football Stadium to CIP Parks Taylor Center & Pool
• Purchase order for LED luminaires from Graybar Electric Co., Inc. for $304,743.25
• Contract with TTL, Inc. for 2025 CIP Eslava Creek (Lleyn Ave. to Montlimar) for $245,000.00
• Cost Sharing Agreement with Park Building, LLC for Wet Willis Sidewalks for $160,887.78

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider a range of items, including the sale of city‑owned property at 76 Beauregard Street that is no longer needed for public purposes. Council members will also review several large contracts and fund transfers, such as a $1 million relocation of money to the Taylor Center & Pool project and a $148,840 NOAA grant for marine‑debris technology. Additional items include purchase orders for LED lighting, asphalt work at Westside Park, and various settlement agreements.

• Sale of city‑owned property at 76 Beauregard Street (not needed for public purposes)
• Transfer of $1,000,000 from Trimmier Park Football Stadium to CIP Parks Taylor Center & Pool
• Approval of $304,743.25 purchase order to Graybar Electric Co. for LED luminaires for Traffic Engineering
• Authorize change order #2 with Parten Smith, Inc. for asphalt work at Westside Park, $151,342.61
• Authorize grant application to NOAA for Marine Debris Interception Technologies, $148,840 (no local match)