CITY OF MOBILE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) TO PURCHASE VACANT LOT 3, MCGREGOR AVENUE
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
RFP for the purchase of a vacant lot located at Vacant Lot 3, McGregor Avenue, Mobile, AL 36608.
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Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
RFP for the purchase of a vacant lot located at Vacant Lot 3, McGregor Avenue, Mobile, AL 36608.
Jun 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 11, 2026
A vehicle graphics image package and install on transit agency vehicles. Vehicles that graphics will be installed on will include small, medium, and large buses, trolley based buses, e350 based buses, ford transit vans, large suv (suburban), medium suv (tahoe), trucks, mini-vans, and sedans.
Jul 8, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Project consists of resurfacing and related work.
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160683
Employee FTE
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2,167
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200,824
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Mobile
The council discussed various municipal matters, including requests for noise ordinance waivers and a public hearing regarding the demolition of a condemned structure. Key topics included property rezoning, contractual agreements for city infrastructure projects such as playground equipment installation, governance consulting services, battleship deck replacement, and post-disaster support. The council also reviewed a comprehensive overhaul of the city animal ordinance, discussed mental health and wellness grants for law enforcement, and considered appropriations for youth services, transit building facility repairs, and weed abatement initiatives.
The meeting focused on the recognition of various local athletic and community achievements. Key discussions included celebrating the accomplishments of the Parks and Recreation track and field team and multiple youth baseball and softball city champions. The council also honored the Special Olympics volleyball team for their gold medal performance and issued a proclamation marking the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, while discussing accessibility improvements in the city. Additionally, local students were recognized as official city ambassadors.
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The council meeting addressed various administrative and public matters. Discussions included retiree compensation, specifically lump sum payments and cost-of-living adjustments for police and fire personnel. A public hearing was conducted regarding the rezoning of a property located on Grelot Road. Citizens presented concerns regarding local infrastructure, including cruise terminal parking, Amtrak platform accessibility, and airport operational efficiency. Further items included a request for the revocation of a business license for a storage company due to service grievances and a zoning debate regarding the conversion of a property on Moffett Road for used car sales and automotive work.
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