Mobile Fire-Rescue’s EMS Division Earns Rare National Accreditation
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department's EMS Division has earned CAAS accreditation, making it one of only 25 fire departments nationwide with the national certification.
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Mobile Fire-Rescue Department's EMS Division has earned CAAS accreditation, making it one of only 25 fire departments nationwide with the national certification.
Mobile County will light the Government Plaza atrium green from Nov. 4-11 and is asking residents to join Operation Green Light in support of local veterans.
MAWSS is continuing its Private Lateral Replacement Program to reduce rainwater and groundwater entering the sanitary sewer system, offering financing and grants to help homeowners fix aging pipes.
The Mobile County DA's Restitution Recovery Team, known as DART, works to collect restitution, court costs and fines owed by convicted offenders, including payments owed directly to crime victims.
The Mobile County DA's Office is encouraging parents to keep up momentum from its Helping Families Initiative through the summer with local camps, volunteer options and safety tips.
The third installment of the 'A Thousand Cuts' series examines the living shorelines, public land restoration and funding challenges shaping the fight to save Alabama's disappearing coastal marshes.
MAWSS rents metered fire hydrant connections to contractors and businesses across Mobile County, with a refundable $1,500 deposit, three meter sizes and strict usage rules.
A televised telethon airs Wednesday to benefit Dumas Wesley Community Center in Mobile, with Regions Bank matching donations dollar for dollar up to $25,000.
Mobile Police officers arrested a 55-year-old Theodore man on DUI and drug possession charges after a traffic stop near Water Street and St. Joseph Street on Aug. 15.
Mobile Councilwoman Samantha Ingram used her District 2 meeting to detail a $1.4 million infrastructure push, a November road funding referendum, and the latest timeline for the Africatown Welcome Center.