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Mobile Considered Tillmans Corner Annexation Interest in 2008

James Bullard, March 4, 2008

Historical report preserved from an archived 2008 WKRG story.

Mobile Mayor Sam Jones said the city and some Tillmans Corner residents had expressed interest in possible annexation in an archived 2008 WKRG report, but he emphasized that no definite plan had been developed.

Jones said the city typically did not initiate annexation discussions by approaching communities; instead, communities generally contacted city officials to ask about the process.

He said three or four communities in Mobile County had asked about becoming part of the city. The report presented the Tillmans Corner discussion as preliminary and did not describe an adopted annexation proposal.

This article records a 2008 discussion and is not a statement about current boundaries, annexation policy or any present-day proposal.

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