Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of drainage from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
The Foley City Council accepted an additional $70,000 from the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, bringing that agency's total to $390,000 for a Beulah Heights stormwater facility that will serve…
The $16 million St. Louis Street reconstruction has reached block eight of 17, rebuilding one of downtown Mobile's busiest business corridors from the water mains up while keeping traffic moving.
The City of Mobile has hired contractors to carry out a comprehensive survey of its stormwater infrastructure, a project funded through the RESTORE Act. Over the coming months, crews working…
Residents just north of Pensacola are frustrated with drainage problems that have flooded their homes, and they brought their concerns to a town hall Monday night. The meeting drew neighbors…
MOBILE, Ala. — Mayor Sandy Stimpson said in July 2019 that asphalt would be laid on Florida Street within about three weeks, with the remaining work on the long-running drainage…
Mobile Councilman Fred Richardson planned to poll District 1 residents on how to spend $3 million in capital improvement funds set for 2016.
Spanish Fort is wrapping up a $2.7 million project to stabilize an eroding bluff near the Mobile Bay Causeway after years of litigation. Officials say final
Mobile's City Council debated giving each of its seven districts about $3 million in penny sales tax revenue for capital improvements like drainage and sidewalks.
Spanish Fort is seeking applicants for a vacant council seat while funding a regional traffic signal study and a school drainage project.
In October 2014 the Baldwin County Commission reversed its own planning board and approved rezoning nine acres near Alabama 181 for a wedding rental facility, over earlier drainage concerns.