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Coverage of erosion from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Baldwin County A tidal creek winding through coastal marsh grass

Flooding, Muddy Runoff and Sewage That Cannot Keep Up: Baykeeper Brings Its Baldwin Growth Findings to Fairhope Thursday

James Bullard, July 14, 2026July 15, 2026

Mobile Baykeeper will present its smart growth policy recommendations at a community meeting Thursday evening in Fairhope, following a year of listening sessions across Baldwin County.

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Baldwin County Marsh grass and open water at sunset along Mobile Bay

Coastal Alabama Lands $87 Million in Deepwater Horizon Money for Wetlands, Islands and Water Quality

James Bullard, July 1, 2026July 14, 2026

Alabama will receive $87 million in RESTORE Act funding for coastal projects, including 100 acres of new wetland in upper Mobile Bay and replenishment of Dauphin Island’s West End and Grand Batture Island.

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Baldwin County Construction crew repairing a flood-damaged road and drainage system

Spanish Fort Advances $90,000 in Road and Drainage Repairs After Historic April Flood

James Bullard, June 13, 2014

Spanish Fort council approves nine emergency road and drainage repair projects totaling $90,615 after historic April 2014 flooding.

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Fairhope Road and embankment damaged by heavy flooding and erosion

Fairhope Awards Nearly $260,000 for Emergency Repairs to Storm-Ravaged Gully

James Bullard, June 9, 2014

The Fairhope City Council awarded nearly $260,000 in emergency contracts Monday to repair a storm-damaged gully near the city’s sewer plant, with the federal government covering most of the cost.

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Baldwin County Rainwater running across a paved street toward a storm drain

Baldwin County’s Stormwater Amendment Faces an Uphill Vote Amid ‘Rain Tax’ Backlash

James Bullard, October 13, 2010

Baldwin County leaders asked voters to approve a stormwater management measure on the November ballot, but a wave of anti-government sentiment and a ‘rain tax’ label left the proposal facing a difficult path.

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