Mobile and Baldwin County News
Ever wondered how Mobile’s city government actually works? The city is giving 30 residents a closer look. Applications are now open for the third cohort of C251: Citizens Academy, a…
Mobile residents who want to support the city’s police department have more options than simply voicing appreciation — two community organizations are actively recruiting help for the Mobile Police Department,…
Getting answers from Mobile city government now starts with a text message. The City of Mobile rolled out TextMyGov, a texting service that lets residents ask questions and receive updates…
City workers traded desks for trash bags Friday morning, joining volunteers to clear litter from several west Mobile neighborhoods as part of the city’s community service day. The cleanup ran…
The City of Gulf Shores has finished its first-ever Resident Satisfaction Survey and made the complete report available to the public, giving city leaders a data-backed picture of how residents…
Mobile residents can now track the city’s redistricting effort in one place, thanks to a webpage the city launched to document the process underway between Mayor Sandy Stimpson and the…
Two Mobile County volunteer teams are being recognized for their work picking up litter after each logged more than 50 hours of cleanup time. The Litter Ladies Team, led by…
Carol Little, a former lawyer, assistant city attorney and municipal judge who now teaches government and economics at LeFlore High School, has won a Golden Apple Award for bringing real-world…
Voters planning to cast absentee ballots in Mobile’s August 24 municipal election can start soon: the city’s Absentee Election Office opens its doors Friday, July 30, 2021. The office is…
Just ahead of Independence Day, a new analysis ranked Alabama 34th among the 50 states for patriotism — and none of the Gulf Coast states fared especially well. The personal…