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El Concejo Municipal discutirá varias rezonificaciones de propiedades y aprobará diversas órdenes de compra para servicios municipales. El organismo también está considerando una subvención federal de $417,441 para la seguridad portuaria y múltiples contratos para infraestructura y mantenimiento.

• Contrato con Aeiker Construction Corporation para el equipo de juegos de Lavretta Park: $449,000.00
• Subvención de FEMA para el Programa de Subvenciones de Seguridad Portuaria del FY26: $417,441.00
• Contrato con Longview International Technology Solutions, Inc. para apoyo tras desastres: No excederá (NTE) $500,000.00
• Propuesta de rezonificación para 7271 Grelot Road de R-1 a B-1
• Orden de compra a Sunbelt Fire, Inc. para botas y cascos contra incendios: $60,470.00

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El Concejo Municipal revisará varias solicitudes de rezonificación para propiedades en Spring Hill Avenue, Dauphin Island Parkway y Moffett Road. La reunión también incluye votaciones sobre diversas órdenes de compra para departamentos de la ciudad y varias solicitudes de subvenciones.

• Rezonificación de 2609 y 2651 Spring Hill Avenue, 152, 157, 159 Mobile Street y 144 Hyland Avenue
• Rezonificación de 4630, 4700 y 460 Dauphin Island Parkway
• Rezonificación de 5101 Moffett Road y 5361 Moffett Road
• Contrato de reparación y mantenimiento de drenaje pluvial con Chris Brewer Construction, Inc. por $1,432,149.36
• Orden de compra a Sansom Equipment Company, Inc. para un camión de basura por $398,360.00

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile discutirá varios contratos de alto valor para servicios públicos y equipos de emergencia. El organismo también llevará a cabo audiencias públicas para demoler dos estructuras declaradas como molestias públicas y revisará solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza de ruido.

• Contrato con Chris Brewer Construction, Inc. para Reparación y Mantenimiento de Drenaje Pluvial de Servicios Públicos 2026: $1,432,149.36
• Contrato con Bill Smith Electric, Inc. para mejoras de iluminación en el Parque Trimmier: $288,175.00
• Compra de un camión de basura para el Departamento de Residuos: $398,360.00
• Solicitud de subvención HUD para la Subvención de Demostración de Sistemas de Permisos Automatizados: $600,000.00
• Audiencias públicas para la demolición de estructuras en 1966 Halls Mill Road y 1401 Vega Drive

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

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

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El Consejo Municipal de Mobile considerará una subvención federal de $600.000 para sistemas de permisos automatizados y una subvención de $350.000 de FEMA para la resiliencia de la infraestructura. La orden del día también incluye apelaciones para exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido, una denegación de permiso de uso condicional y varios contratos para seguridad pública y servicios municipales. Los comentarios públicos incluyen quejas sobre encubrimientos policiales y otros problemas de gobernanza.

• Aprobar la subvención de $600.000 de HUD para la Demostración de Sistemas de Permisos Automatizados (sin contraparte local)
• Autorizar la solicitud de la subvención de Reconstrucción y Resiliencia de la Infraestructura de la FEMA por $350.000 con una contraparte de $105.000
• Autorizar el acuerdo de $313.346 con Gaines Utility Construction para la seguridad de estructuras en 4021 Seabreeze Rd. N.
• Considerar la denegación propuesta del Permiso de Uso Condicional para 904 Kentucky Street
• Siete apelaciones para exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para diversas fechas y ubicaciones

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una denegación propuesta de un permiso de uso condicional para 904 Kentucky Street y considerará la adopción del Plan de Mitigación de Peligros Multijurisdiccional del Condado de Mobile 2026. El concejo también votará sobre numerosos contratos y órdenes de compra, incluyendo $260,716 para una rampa de terminal de cruceros y $360,403 para mobiliario de arena. Varias resoluciones declaran estructuras como molestias públicas para demolición. Se solicitan exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para dos eventos.

• Audiencia pública y ordenanza sobre la denegación propuesta de un Permiso de Uso Condicional en 904 Kentucky Street (Distrito 3)
• Adopción del Plan de Mitigación de Peligros Multijurisdiccional del Condado de Mobile 2026 (Resolución 60-702)
• Órdenes de compra: rampa de desembarque de terminal de cruceros ($260,716), sistemas de detección de armas de arena ($150,044), mobiliario de arena ($360,403)
• Transferencia de más de $4M para el Acceso Público a Halls Mill Creek desde el CIP del Distrito 4 y fondos de contingencia
• Solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza de ruido para 965 Elmira Street (4 de julio) y Langan Park (27 de junio)

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile considerará varias audiencias públicas para demoliciones de propiedades y aseguramiento de estructuras, junto con exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos comunitarios. Votarán sobre una subvención FEMA de $1.12 millones para el departamento de bomberos, aprobarán un camión aspirador de alcantarillado de $515,000 y considerarán una solicitud de rezonificación. Además, el concejo presentará resoluciones para varios contratos y compras, incluido un acuerdo de servicios maestros para el Museo de Arte de Mobile.

• Tres solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos en 2666 Esau Ave, Mardi Gras Park y Medal of Honor Park
• Audiencias públicas para fijar costos de demolición en 507 Booker St ($2,699) y 1550 Polk St ($2,300), y aseguramiento en 470 Dauphin St ($7,400), 661/663 Dauphin St ($700) y 1401 Vega Dr ($4,300)
• Consideración de rezonificación de propiedad en 7271 Grelot Road de R-1 a B-1 (audiencia pública programada para el 21 de julio)
• Autorización de orden de compra para camión aspirador de alcantarillado para el Departamento de Aguas Pluviales, $515,174
• Autorización para solicitar la subvención FEMA de Asistencia a Bomberos, $1,121,767

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

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

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El Consejo Municipal de Mobile celebrará una audiencia pública para considerar la reubicación de la zonificación de la propiedad en la calle Tacon de R-1 a B-3. El consejo también votará sobre numerosos contratos y órdenes de compra, incluidos $515,174 por un camión limpiador de alcantarillas de vacío y una solicitud de subvención de $1.1 millones del FEMA. Además, se discutirán varias exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido y nuevas reubicaciones de la zonificación para futuras reuniones.

• Audiencia pública sobre la reubicación de la zonificación en el lado este de la calle Tacon, al norte de la calle Cameron, de R-1 a B-3 (Distrito 1).
• Aprobar orden de compra a Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. por un camión limpiador de alcantarillas de vacío para el Departamento de Aguas Pluviales; $515,174.00.
• Autorizar al Alcalde para solicitar una subvención del FEMA para el año fiscal 2025 Assistance to Firefighters; $1,121,767.00 ($112,176.00 de coincidencia).
• Reasignar $371,235.44 de contingencias del CIP y reparaciones de drenaje a la rotonda de reconstrucción N. McGregor.
• Autorizar el Acuerdo con Knight Sign Industries, Inc. para la Fase I de Señalización de Orientación; $120,605.00.

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para enmendar el Apéndice A del Código Unificado de Desarrollo para el Distrito de Desarrollo del Centro. También votarán sobre varias resoluciones pendientes, incluyendo un contrato de $1.1 millones para el Reemplazo del Sistema de Defensas del Río Mobile y un contrato de señalización de orientación de $120,605. El concejo considerará múltiples exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos en junio y julio de 2026, e introducirá ordenanzas relacionadas con las tarifas de la academia de oficios de construcción.

• Audiencia pública para enmendar el código de zonificación del Distrito de Desarrollo del Centro (Apéndice A, UDC Capítulo 64)
• Autorizar contrato de $1,107,734 para el Reemplazo del Sistema de Defensas del Río Mobile
• Aprobar acuerdo de $120,605 con Knight Sign Industries para la Fase I de Señalización de Orientación
• Aprobar orden de compra de $137,052 para equipo de protección contra incendios para el Departamento de Rescate de Incendios de Mobile
• Considerar exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos en Mobile Skate Plaza, 305 MAMGA Drive y Dauphin Street

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal actuará sobre asuntos pendientes, incluido un contrato de repavimentación del CIP por $3.08M para el Distrito 6 y un contrato de $1.1M para el reemplazo del sistema de defensa del río Mobile. Las nuevas resoluciones cubren gastos en camiones de basura, equipo contra incendios, exenciones de la ordenanza sobre ruido, certificados de taxis y lanzaderas, acuerdos de liquidación y otros proyectos de infraestructura. Se escucharán comentarios públicos de residentes sobre registros abiertos y prevención de la violencia armada.

• Contrato de repavimentación del CIP por $3,080,643.80 para el Distrito 6 con HCL Contracting, LLC (pendiente)
• Contrato por $1,107,734.00 con Rob't J Baggett Inc. para el reemplazo del sistema de defensa del río Mobile
• Orden de compra por $794,530.00 para camiones recolectores de basura de carga lateral de Sansom Equipment Co., Inc.
• Reasignación de $284,883.45 de fondos para equipo de capital del Departamento de Bomberos
• Diez solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza sobre ruido para eventos en los Distritos 1, 2 y 6

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

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

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El Ayuntamiento de Mobile considerará una subvención de $15 millones de GOMESA para Brookley By the Bay, aprobará múltiples demoliciones por nuisance público y autorizará varios contratos para policía, bomberos y reasfaltado de carreteras.

• Autorizar subvención de $15,000,000 de GOMESA para Brookley By the Bay Fase I
• Autorizar $794,530 para camiones de basura de carga lateral
• Autorizar $3,080,643.80 para el reasfaltado del Distrito 6 del CIP 2026
• Declarar 2602 Wealthy Street, 507 Chin Street, 509 Chin Street, 1332 Congress Street y 5612 Racine Avenue como nuisances públicos
• Autorizar $283,295.94 para mejoras de baños en el Cooper Riverside Park

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile considerará un contrato de $11.4 millones para la repavimentación del CIP 2026 en seis distritos, junto con múltiples audiencias públicas que incluyen modificaciones a aprobaciones de planificación en 65 Mobile Street y una desafectación de derecho de vía en 6401 Overlook Road. También están en la agenda varios otros contratos y compras para parques, equipos contra incendios y remoción de drenaje pluvial.

• Acuerdo de $11,377,001.25 con Harwell & Company para la repavimentación del CIP 2026 (Distritos 1-5,7)
• Audiencia pública sobre modificación del Desarrollo Planificado de Unidad en 65 Mobile Street (Distrito 1)
• Orden de compra de $253,000 para las luces del campo de fútbol del Parque Trimmier
• Orden de compra de $139,309.38 para un remolque de aire respirable y estaciones de llenado para MFRD
• Orden de cambio de $283,295.94 para mejoras en los baños del Parque Cooper Riverside

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile discutirá varios contratos de infraestructura de alto valor y demoliciones por molestias públicas. El organismo también está revisando numerosas solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza de ruido y varias reasignaciones de fondos para los departamentos de la ciudad.

• Acuerdo con Harwell & Company, LLC para repavimentación del CIP 2026: $11,377,001.25
• Enmienda de contrato con McElhenney Construction, LLC para mantenimiento de alcantarillado pluvial: aumento de $2,490,000.00
• Audiencias públicas para declarar estructuras en 2814 Cottage Hill Road, 251 Rylands Street, 2459 Karagan Drive y 3909 Wiggins Drive como molestias públicas para demolición
• Orden de compra a Musco Sports Lighting, LLC para luces del campo de fútbol de Trimmier Park: $253,000.00
• Rezonificación propuesta de la propiedad en el lado este de Tacon Street, al norte de Cameron Street, de R-1 a B-3

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal de Mobile votará sobre un contrato de $6.3 millones para una nueva instalación de Animal Services Facility y escuchará audiencias públicas sobre demoliciones y un permiso de servicio de transporte. Varias exenciones de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos en parques están en apelación, junto con resoluciones para la compra de vehículos policiales y renovaciones de software. La agenda también incluye reasignaciones para proyectos de aguas pluviales y un acuerdo de conciliación.

• Contrato con Rogers & Willard, Inc. para una nueva instalación de Animal Services Facility de la Ciudad; $6,318,289.00
• Orden de compra a Donohoo Chevrolet por 25 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV para MPD; $1,283,337.50
• Audiencias públicas para declarar estructuras en 357 Cassidy St., 1202 Gorgas St. y 7310 4th St. como propiedades molestas y ordenar demolición
• Reasignación de $2,538,000 de Municipal Storm Water Fees a varios proyectos de gestión de aguas pluviales
• Solicitudes de exención de la ordenanza de ruido para eventos en Trinity Gardens Park, Cathedral Square Park y otras ubicaciones

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

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

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El Concejo Municipal discutirá varios contratos de alto valor, incluyendo una nueva Animal Services Facility y vehículos policiales. El cuerpo también está llevando a cabo audiencias públicas para declarar siete estructuras como molestias públicas para demolición y considerando modificaciones a las aprobaciones de planificación en 4800 Moffett Road.

• Contrato con Rogers & Willard, Inc. para la nueva City Animal Services Facility: $6,318,289.00
• Orden de compra a Donohoo Chevrolet, LLC por 25 MPD Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs: $1,283,337.50
• Reasignación de $2,538,000.00 en el Municipal Storm Water Fees Capital Project
• Audiencias públicas para la demolición de estructuras en 613 Ruth St, 970 State St, y cinco direcciones en Texas St
• Modificaciones propuestas a Planning Approval y Planned Unit Development en 4800 Moffett Road

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

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

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Esta es una reunión regular con un extenso orden del día que incluye 12 concesiones de la ordenanza de ruido, varias órdenes de compra y contratos, transferencias de fondos para mejoras del terminal de cruceros, una enmienda a la ordenanza sobre ambulancias y una audiencia pública sobre un desarrollo de unidad planificada. El consejo votará sobre estos artículos.

• Transferencia de $375,000 de varios proyectos de capital del terminal de cruceros para financiar una rampa de desembarque para barcos más grandes en el Mobile Cruise Terminal
• Aprobar un contrato de $182,525 con Arena Fire Protection para la inspección y reparación de alarmas contra incendios en ubicaciones de la ciudad
• Aprobar una orden de compra de $149,600.68 para la renovación del software de respuesta a emergencias del Departamento de Bomberos y Rescate de Mobile
• Aprobar una orden de compra de $141,373.07 para cámaras de seguridad y accesorios para la actualización del sistema de cámaras de la ciudad
• Presentación de una ordenanza para enmendar el Capítulo 6 del Código de la Ciudad de Mobile sobre ambulancias y otros transportes médicos

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

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

City Council

El Concejo Municipal está revisando varias declaraciones de molestias públicas para ordenar demoliciones de edificios. La agenda también incluye múltiples resoluciones para equipos municipales, compras de vehículos y mantenimiento de infraestructura.

• Demolición de estructuras en 1902 Clinton Avenue, 2754 Haas Avenue, 311 Calhoun Street y 1423 Cedar Park Drive
• Compra de camionetas Chevrolet Tahoe para el Departamento de Policía de Mobile por $1,283,337.50
• Compra de cámaras de seguridad para el Museo de Arte de Mobile por $61,360.47
• Transferencia de $500,000.00 al Fondo de Proyectos de Capital para la flota y equipo del Sistema de Tránsito de Mobile
• Contrato con Bienville Construction Services LLC para reparaciones de pasarelas en la Terminal de Cruceros de Mobile por $234,255.00

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

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

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider multiple ordinances held over, including a new chapter regulating consumable hemp products, and amendments to museum and licensing codes. The council will also hold a public hearing on declaring a structure at 4720 Oxford Drive a public nuisance. A large number of resolutions authorizing contracts and purchases, such as $1.28 million for police SUVs and $828,000 for drainage improvements, will be voted on.

• Public hearing to declare 4720 Oxford Drive a public nuisance and order demolition
• Authorize $828,213 agreement with Kingdom Construction for drainage improvements
• Approval of $1,283,337 for Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs for Mobile Police Department
• Ordinance to add Chapter 36 regulating consumable hemp products
• Authorize $250,000 cooperative agreement with Friends of Municipal Park

The City Council approved multiple noise ordinance waivers for various locations and held one request over for further review. Additionally, the council addressed an ordinance to rename the Mobile Museum Board to the History Museum of Mobile Board.

• Added Resolutions 37-355 through 37-358 to the agenda (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1805 Pallister Place (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 2121 Bragg Avenue (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1906 Springhill Avenue (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 457 Charles Street (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Chin Street block party (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Mardi Gras Park (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 509 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council meeting on March 24, 2026 will consider a range of items including noise‑ordinance waiver requests, held‑over ordinances and resolutions, and several new contracts and purchase orders. Council members will vote on a $828,213 agreement with Kingdom Construction Group for Bolton’s Branch drainage improvements. Other items include a $500,000 contract with Mobile Sports Hall of Fame for interactive visitor technology, a $75,460.56 purchase for MPD body‑armor vests, and the adoption of ordinances on hemp products and museum code changes.

• Noise‑ordinance waiver requests for locations such as 2605 Spring Hill Avenue, 1565 Dauphin Street, Spanish Plaza, and others
• Held‑over Ordinance 34-014 to levy taxes on real and personal property within city limits
• Held‑over Resolution 21-299 authorizing a $500,000 contract with Mobile Sports Hall of Fame, Inc. for technology integration and facility build‑out
• CIP Resolution 01-307 authorizing a $828,213 agreement with Kingdom Construction Group, LLC for Bolton’s Branch drainage improvements
• Purchase order 08-314 approving $75,460.56 for body‑armor protective vests for the Mobile Police Department

The City Council approved several noise ordinance waivers for various locations and events. Additionally, the Council addressed an ordinance to levy taxes on real and personal property beginning October 1, 2026.

• Approved March 17 meeting minutes
• Adopted meeting agenda (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for St. Catherine of Sienna Parish (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Mardi Gras Park (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 1565 Dauphin Street (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for Spanish Plaza, Bienville Square, and Cathedral Square (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 2301 Airport Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved noise waiver for 777 Gorgas Street (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will meet to approve a $7 million National Coastal Resilience Grant, authorize the purchase of multiple police vehicles and stormwater equipment, and hear requests for noise ordinance waivers at various locations.

• Authorize $7,000,000 National Coastal Resilience Grant
• Authorize MPD purchase of 5 vehicles ($84,302.41 - $126,900.00)
• Authorize stormwater system camera system ($20,412.20)
• Authorize storm drainage and vegetation removal ($29,584.00)
• Consider 7 requests for noise ordinance waivers

The City Council approved several noise ordinance waivers and a property rezoning for Michigan Avenue. They also authorized a $250,000 engineering contract for the Mobile River Fender System and increased funding for Independence Day fireworks.

• Approved March 10, 2026 minutes
• Adopted meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at 2301 Airport Boulevard (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at 518 Dauphin Street (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at 3315 Dauphin Island Parkway (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at McNally Park (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at Langan Park (6-0)
• Approved noise ordinance waiver at 4901 Zeigler Boulevard (6-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning at 1724 Michigan Avenue and two nuisance demolition orders. The council will also vote on several contracts and purchase orders, including a $500,000 agreement for the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame interactive visitor experience, a $294,460 contract for Mobile Arena commissioning services, and multiple police vehicle purchases. Additionally, seven noise ordinance waiver requests are up for appeal.

• Public hearing on rezoning property at 1724 Michigan Avenue from B-2 to B-5 (District 3).
• $500,000 contract with Mobile Sports Hall of Fame, Inc. for technology integration and interactive visitor experience.
• $294,460 contract with Henderson Building Solutions, LLC for independent commissioning services for Mobile Arena.
• $84,302.41 purchase order for a Ford Expedition SUV for Mobile Police Department.
• Public hearings to declare structures at 1861 LaSalle Street and 3150 Riverside Drive public nuisances and order demolition.

The council approved the March 3 meeting minutes and adopted the agenda unanimously. It adopted several noise‑ordinance waivers for specific dates and locations, each with a unanimous vote. The council adopted Ordinance 14‑012‑2026 amending the municipal code to permit settlements under $15,000, and it rejected Ordinance 64‑009‑2026 changing a zoning classification.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 3, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted multiple noise‑ordinance waivers (all unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 14‑012‑2026 to allow settlements under $15,000 (unanimous)
• Rejected Ordinance 64‑009‑2026 to rezone 7211‑7221 Cottage Hill Rd (7‑2 vote)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider requests to waive noise ordinance restrictions for events at Cathedral Square, Lyons Park, and other locations. The agenda includes approving contracts for park improvements, police vehicles, and drainage projects.

• Waiver requests for noise ordinance at Cathedral Square, Lyons Park, and Marine Street
• Approval of $1.12M for artificial turf at Herndon-Sage Park
• Approval of $300K for HVAC maintenance and repairs
• Approval of $500K for Mobile Sports Hall of Fame build-out
• Approval of $77K for MPD Toyota vehicles

The City Council approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the February 24 meeting. It then adopted a series of noise‑ordinance waivers for events at various locations throughout District 2 and other districts. All waivers were adopted with a unanimous 7‑0 vote.

• Adopted agenda (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for Maura Mandyck at Cathedral Square March 7 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for Isaiah 53 Holiness Church at Lyons Park March 14 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for John Thompson at 250 Marine Street March 14 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for O’Daly’s Irish Pub at 564 Dauphin Street March 14 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for O’Daly’s Irish Pub at 564 Dauphin Street March 17 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for Lenice Emanuel at Mardi Gras Park May 11 2026 (7-0)
• Adopted noise waiver for Barbara Davis at 104 S. Royal Street June 13 2026 (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on a $1.12 million purchase order to replace artificial turf at Herndon‑Sage Park. Council members will also consider several large procurement contracts, a rezoning proposal, and public hearings on conditional use permits. Additional items include budget reallocations and contract authorizations for city facilities.

• $1,120,000 purchase order for artificial turf replacement at Herndon‑Sage Park (CIP 08-212)
• $744,014.08 purchase order to Arcadis US for intersection video detection systems (CIP 08-176)
• $398,370 purchase order for two dump trucks for the Public Services Department (Resolution 08-178)
• Rezoning of 7211 and 7221 Cottage Hill Road from R‑1 to R‑3 (Ordinance 64-009)
• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for 1356 Government St, 120 Espejo St, and Conti St properties

The council adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved two noise‑ordinance waivers—one for the American Cancer Society on Canal Street and another for Kacey Chappelear at Government and Dearborn Streets—both with unanimous votes. The council also adopted Ordinance 64-008-2026, modifying the Planned Unit Development at 580 Providence Park Drive East, again with a unanimous vote. No public comments were received at the three scheduled hearings.

• Adopt agenda (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for American Cancer Society, Canal St (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑ordinance waiver for Kacey Chappelear, Government & Dearborn (7‑0)
• Adopt Ordinance 64-008-2026 modifying PUD at 580 Providence Park Drive East (7‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hold public hearings on modifying a Planned Unit Development at 580 Providence Park Drive East and rezoning 7211 and 7221 Cottage Hill Road from R-1 to R-3. The council will also vote on numerous resolutions, including a $2 million re-allocation for Mobile Riverfront Capital Improvements, a parking garage management agreement, and multiple purchase orders for vehicles, software, and maintenance. Additionally, citizens will present on topics such as Black History Month, police response, and proposed ordinances.

• Public hearing to consider rezoning 7211 and 7221 Cottage Hill Road from R-1 to R-3 (District 6)
• Re-allocate $2,000,000 from Unassigned Fund Balance to Mobile Riverfront Capital Improvements
• Authorize agreement with OVG Parking, LLC to operate and manage the Claiborne Street Garage
• Approve purchase order to Cellebrite, Inc. for annual renewal of mobile device data forensic software; $247,676.00
• Approve purchase order to Arcadis US, Inc. for intersection video detection systems; $744,014.08

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and approved four noise‑ordinance waivers for events at 712 Magnolia Road, 2032 Airport Boulevard, Mardi Gras Park, and Lan Park, each with a 7‑0 vote. It also adopted Ordinance 64‑005‑2026, terminating the Planned Unit Development at 1800 Dauphin Island Parkway, and Ordinance 64‑006‑2026, modifying the planning approval for 4568 Halls Mill Road, both unanimously. All votes were recorded as Ayes: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, and Gregory; Nays: None.

• Adopt agenda (7-0)
• Approve noise waiver for 712 Magnolia Road (April 18) (7-0)
• Approve noise waiver for 2032 Airport Boulevard (March 14) (7-0)
• Approve noise waiver for Mardi Gras Park (Nov 21) (7-0)
• Approve noise waiver for Lan Park (Mar 30) (7-0)
• Adopt Ordinance 64-005-2026 terminating PUD at 1800 Dauphin Island Parkway (7-0)
• Adopt Ordinance 64-006-2026 modifying planning approval at 4568 Halls Mill Road (7-0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will consider over $2 million in capital improvements for the Mobile Riverfront, alongside multiple public hearings on Planned Unit Development modifications at 1800 Dauphin Island Parkway and 4568 Halls Mill Road. The agenda includes several significant purchase orders, such as $1.2 million for road striping and nearly $1.24 million for police vehicle upfitting, as well as resolutions on road maintenance agreements and a foreign trade zone operator agreement with Austal USA. There are also four noise ordinance waiver requests for events in February and June.

• $2,000,000 re-allocation from unassigned fund balance to Mobile Riverfront Capital Improvements
• $1,206,453.41 purchase order to TRP Construction Group for road striping materials and services
• $897,721.26 and $339,032.11 purchase orders for upfitting 97 SUVs for Mobile Police Department
• Public hearings on PUD modifications at 1800 Dauphin Island Parkway and 4568 Halls Mill Road
• Authorization of agreement with Austal USA, LLC for Foreign Trade Zone operator

The council unanimously adopted its agenda and approved four noise‑ordinance waivers for events in District 2 and District 7. It also adopted Resolution 08-123-2026, authorizing a $1,206,453.41 purchase order for road‑striping materials and services. Public hearings on three development modifications received no public comment and no action was taken on those items.

• Adopt agenda – unanimous (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑waiver for 51 Rickarby Place Feb 15 – unanimous (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑waiver for 954 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave Feb 16 – unanimous (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑waiver for Mardi Gras Park Feb 22 – unanimous (7‑0)
• Approve noise‑waiver for Langan Park June 13 – unanimous (7‑0)
• Approve purchase order to TRP Construction for road‑striping $1,206,453.41 – unanimous (7‑0)
• Adopt Resolution 01-105-2026 cooperative agreement with Southwest Chamber – adopted (vote not recorded in minutes)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will vote on multiple capital improvement contracts, including a $1.1 million artificial turf replacement and an $864,000 road access project. Public hearings are scheduled to fix demolition costs for seven structures. A call for public hearing on rezoning 1724 Michigan Avenue is also set.

• Approve $1,100,000 purchase order for artificial turf replacement at Herndon-Sage Park
• Authorize $864,203 contract for Brookley by the Bay Vehicle and Multimodal Access Road Project
• Approve $1,206,453 purchase order for road striping materials and services
• Approve $897,721 purchase order for upfitting 60 SUVs for Mobile Police Department
• Authorize change order increasing $1,175,000 for 2024 City of Mobile Annual Street Maintenance

The council adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved three noise‑waiver requests for 558 St. Francis Street, Mardi Gras Park, and 5425 Springhill Woods Drive with no dissent. The council also approved a $1,100,000 purchase order for artificial turf at Herndon‑Sage Park, a $330,000 contract for Carlisle drainage improvements, and an $80,686 purchase order for a Ford SUV for the police department, each by unanimous vote.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods)
• Approve noise waiver for 558 St. Francis St (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Gregory)
• Approve noise waiver for Mardi Gras Park (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Gregory)
• Approve noise waiver for 5425 Springhill Woods Dr (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Gregory)
• Approve $1.1 M purchase order for artificial turf at Herndon‑Sage Park (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve $330,000 contract with TTL, Inc. for Carlisle drainage improvements (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory)
• Approve $80,686 purchase order for Ford SUV special service vehicle for MPD (unanimous vote: Penn, Ingram, Small, Reynolds, Fleming, Woods, Gregory)

City Council

The Mobile City Council will discuss multiple noise‑ordinance waiver requests, hold public hearings to declare several vacant structures public nuisances and order their demolition, and consider a rezoning of 909 Government Street. It will also vote on two multi‑million‑dollar agreements with the Alabama Department of Coastal and Natural Resources for the Brookley by the Bay and Mobile Riverfront Park projects. Additional items include numerous procurement contracts and budget reallocations.

• Noise ordinance waiver requests for locations such as 105 Lanier Avenue, 151 Dauphin Street, and 57 N. Broad Street
• Public hearings to declare structures at 21 Brucewood Drive West, 301 Union Avenue, 957 Lyons Street, 1052 Persimmon Street, and 4720 Oxford Drive public nuisances and order demolition
• Resolution 64-004 to rezone 909 Government Street from R-1/R-B to R-B
• Resolution 01-060 authorizing a $3,500,000 agreement for the Brookley by the Bay Southern Activation Zone (GOMESA) project
• Resolution 01-061 authorizing a $4,000,000 agreement for Mobile Riverfront Park Enhancements Phase III (GOMESA) project

The Mobile City Council adopted a series of waivers to the Noise Ordinance for specific events and locations, each passing with a 7‑0 vote. Councilmember Reynolds moved each waiver, and Councilmember Woods seconded them. The council also suspended its rules to add Monica Taylor to the agenda and then adopted the agenda, both unanimously.

• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for 105 Lanier Avenue (Feb 6 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for 151 Dauphin Street (Jan 27 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for 57 N. Broad Street (Jan 30‑Feb 17 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for N. Broad St. between St. Francis St. and Dauphin St. (Feb 15 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for Mobile Skate Park (Mar 21 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for 606 St. Francis Street (Apr 24 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Adopted Noise Ordinance waiver for 4791 Lesure Drive (Mar 6‑7 2026) – approved (7‑0)
• Suspended rules to add Monica Taylor to agenda – approved (7‑0)

General

City Council

The Mobile City Council will hear requests for noise ordinance waivers and consider rezoning at 909 Government Street. The agenda includes authorizing contracts with Acadian Ambulance Service and Ecosouth Services for up to $250,000 annually, as well as approving a $190,725 change order for Taylor Park Community Center improvements.

• Requests for noise ordinance waivers at S. Bayou Street, Mardi Gras Park, and Doyle Park
• Public hearing to consider rezoning 909 Government Street from R-1 and R-B to R-B
• Authorize Agreement with Ecosouth Services for recycling bin rental and hauling services; NTE $250,000.00 per year
• Authorize Change Order with Watermark Design Group for Taylor Park Community Center Improvement; $190,725.00
• Authorize Agreement with Acadian Ambulance Service for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity

The Mobile City Council adopted its agenda and approved the minutes from the Jan. 13 meeting. It unanimously approved several noise‑ordinance waivers for specific dates and locations, and held one waiver over until the next meeting. The council also adopted an amendment to the Downtown Development District code and rezoned 7125 Bellingrath Road from R‑1 to a Commercial Warehouse (CW) district.

• Adopted agenda (7‑0)
• Approved Jan. 13, 2026 minutes (7‑0)
• Adopted multiple noise‑ordinance waivers (7‑0)
• Held over Lawrence Battiste noise waiver until Jan. 27, 2026 (7‑0)
• Adopted amendment to Appendix A DDD Code (Ordinance 64‑058‑2025) as amended (7‑0)
• Adopted rezoning of 7125 Bellingrath Road from R‑1 to CW (Ordinance 64‑001‑2026) (7‑0)

City Council

The Mobile City Council meets to consider a $25 million federal BUILD grant application for the Water Street Complete Streets Corridor Improvement project (no local match required), multiple rezoning and planned unit development modifications, and a slate of contract awards and purchases. The agenda also includes nine noise ordinance waiver requests for various events and public hearings on rezonings at 7125 Bellingrath Road, 3456 Halls Mill Road, and 6710 Old Shell Road.

• Authorize grant application for up to $25,000,000 from USDOT BUILD Grant for Water Street Complete Streets Corridor Improvement
• Public hearings on rezoning 7125 Bellingrath Road from R-1 to CW and modifications of Planned Unit Developments at 3456 Halls Mill Road and 6710 Old Shell Road
• Purchase order for ammunition for Mobile Police Department; $109,177.59
• Authorize agreement with Ecosouth Services for recycling bin rental and hauling; up to $250,000 per year
• Settlement agreement and release of claims in Soulier case

City Council

The Mobile City Council meets to consider multiple items including public hearings on an alley vacation, a held-over ordinance amending the Downtown Development District code, and several large contracts and purchases. Notable expenditures include a $2.6 million contract for Eslava Creek drainage, a $1 million dasher board system for the Mobile Arena, and a $328,100 purchase of folding chairs for the Arena. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers, appointments to advisory boards, and approvals for various appropriations.

• Public hearing on vacation of alley adjacent to 6 South Franklin Street
• Consider ordinance amending Appendix A, Downtown Development District, of the Unified Development Code
• Authorize $2,597,725 contract with C. Thornton, Inc. for 2025 CIP Eslava Creek drainage project
• Approve $1,007,690 purchase order for pre-fabricated dasher board system for Mobile Arena
• Approve $328,100 purchase order for folding chairs and storage pallets for Mobile Arena