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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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Bay Minette A residential street flooded after heavy rain

Bay Minette Seeks $450,000 Grant to Ease Flooding and Rebuild Infrastructure Along East Hurricane Road

James Bullard, July 15, 2014

Bay Minette is pursuing a $450,000 Community Development Block Grant to fix chronic flooding and upgrade drainage, sewer, water and roads in the East Hurricane Road area.

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Baldwin County Storm debris and fallen trees clogging a river after flooding

Baldwin County Declines to Take On Removal of Flood Debris From State Waterways

James Bullard, June 15, 2014

Facing a cleanup estimated at up to $10 million, the Baldwin County Commission voted 4-0 to decline the state’s request that it remove flood debris from rivers such as the Fish and Bon Secour.

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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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Local News Large concrete storm water pipes stacked at a construction site

Pipes Too Small, a $650,000 Overrun, and a Name City Hall Recognized

James Bullard, April 28, 2008

An engineering firm designed a Dauphin Street drainage project for 66-inch pipes when 72-inch pipes were needed. The error cost Mobile $650,000, and the firm’s principal had given to the mayor’s campaign.

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