Orange Beach Launches $103,000 Traffic Study for Beach Road Safety
Orange Beach approved a $103,000 study to update traffic counts, upgrade signals, and improve pedestrian safety along Perdido Beach Boulevard.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Orange Beach approved a $103,000 study to update traffic counts, upgrade signals, and improve pedestrian safety along Perdido Beach Boulevard.
Orange Beach is backing a new feasibility study on whether a seasonal trolley could once again connect coastal communities along the Gulf Coast.
A new visitor study gives Mobile tourism officials fresh insight into who visits the Port City, how long they stay and why they come to town.
A new Baldwin County planning group is studying how to synchronize traffic lights along the Eastern Shore's busiest roads to ease stop-and-go congestion.
Daphne's council voted to support a study on adding a traffic signal to Ala. 181 as growth around Bellaton strains the busy Eastern Shore corridor.
Spanish Fort is seeking applicants for a vacant council seat while funding a regional traffic signal study and a school drainage project.
Baldwin County is studying traffic data on the Baldwin Beach Express as drivers push to raise the 55 mph limit toward 65.
USA trustees approved a $520,000 study of aging pipes, cable and roofs across the Mobile campus after a series of sinkholes and pipe failures.
An 80-page Alabama State University study ranked all 67 counties on economy, health care, public safety and education, listing Mobile County with the state's highest number of juvenile arrests.
Fairhope parents asked city leaders in 2009 to study forming an independent school district as Baldwin County schools faced a $56 million budget shortfall.