NEWS
Phase 3 of Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration Project Set to Begin
The City of Mobile will begin work on the first phase of the Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration project on March 27. This roughly 10-month project will stabilize the existing conditions in Twelve Mile Creek from Museum Drive to University Blvd. to reduce sedimentation, improve water quality and help to protect the area’s marine water resources for future generations.
Operation Clean Sweep
Mark your calendars for the west Mobile County #OperationCleanSweep, where Mobile County residents can dispose of unwanted items for free. Rid your home of unwanted appliances, computers, printers, household items, yard debris, and more.
Brookley by the Bay Plan Released
The final plan presents a collective vision for Brookley by the Bay, guided by input from community members, local stakeholder organizations, and project partners. The park will be an integral part of Mobile’s continued growth, provide waterfront access to its residents, and showcase some of the city’s most cherished natural resources.
Commissioner Chris Blankenship Named Distinguished Alumni at USA
Commissioner Christopher M. Blankenship was recognized by the University of South Alabama Alumni Association as one of seven recipients of the Distinguished Alumni and Service Awards. These awards celebrate achievements of remarkable alumni and friends, publicly recognizing these inspiring individuals at a gala event each spring.
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2019-2023 Comprehensive & Management Plan
Our work affects all the people, businesses, plants and animals that live in the Mobile Bay Estuary. A major component of our work is the creation of a plan, the CCMP, which helps balance the needs of all those things, so that we may all thrive here, now and for generations to come.
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