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Foley officials mark the start of construction of the city’s new Public Works campus on Monday, Dec. 4.
Work begins on Foley Public Works campus
Work is underway on Foley’s $17-million Public Works Department campus that will expand city services to meet growing needs for the next 30 or more years. The new facility will include … more
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Foley has received 10 consecutive Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Awards for its audit report and three consecutive Popular Annual Financial Report Awards for the city’s condensed financial summary. The three awards together are considered the “Triple Crown,” of financial awards.
Foley finances in line for national recognition
The city of Foley is under consideration for another major national recognition for its financial reporting. Foley is being considered for its fifth consecutive Distinguished Budget Award from … more
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Foley city officials recognize Police Department K-9 units during a City Council meeting Monday, Dec. 4. Foley hosted the United States Canine Association National Field Trials for 2023.
Foley recognizes police K-9 teams, receives $20,683 check from USPCA
The city of Foley is celebrating its police dog teams and K-9 units from across the country that came to the city as part of a national competition. On Monday, Dec. 4, the Foley City Council … more
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The public restrooms at John B. Foley Park will be replaced with a new facility at a cost of $486,616. Construction of the 1,200-square-foot building will start in January.
Foley Park restroom project to begin
FOLEY — Visitors to downtown Foley will have new public restrooms following the approval of almost $500,000 for the project by city council. Council approved $486,616 in funding for the … more
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New speed limit signs have been installed around downtown Fairhope. This sign is located on Fairhope Avenue heading in to downtown from the Fairhope Pier Park.
Speed limit reduced in downtown Fairhope
Motorists in downtown Fairhope's central business district will notice new speed limit signs have been posted, and the Fairhope Police Department will be enforcing the new 15-mile-per-hour speed … more
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Changes made to Baldwin County voting precincts
Baldwin County Commission voted to approve changes at Baldwin County voting precincts during its Nov. 21 regular meeting. Some precincts are being divided to create an additional, new precinct. … more
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The toll bridge on the Beach Expresss. “The transfer of these routes to ALDOT allows for a more cohesive roadway network, maintained by one agency, to better facilitate the needs of the traveling public," County Engineer Frank Lundy said.
Baldwin County Commission completes transfer of roadways to ALDOT for streamlined maintenance and improved connectivity to Alabama's Gulf Coast beaches
Baldwin County Commission has finalized the transfer of its portions of several county-owned roadways to the Alabama Department of Transportation. These roadways include Baldwin Beach Express, … more
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The city of Foley is building a new Public Works Department campus as part of efforts to expand services as the community grows. The city is developing a strategic plan to prepare for growth in upcoming years.
Foley seeks public input for strategic plan
FOLEY — Residents will have a chance to take part in guiding Foley’s future growth by helping to develop the city’s strategic plan. The city of Foley is working with the national … more
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Golf carts proposed for The Retreat at Bon Secour in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores City Council members discussed disaster relief services, budget amendments and a proposal to allow golf carts in The Retreat at Bon Secour at a meeting Nov. 20. Disaster relief services … more
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Foley adding to Kids Park area
FOLEY — A new pavilion and restrooms are part of plans for improvements at Foley's Max Griffin Park near the new Sara Thompson Kids Park. The city is going out for bids to rebuild the pavilion … more
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On Nov. 2, the Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center held their inaugural fall ball, raising money and awareness for child abuse. Gov. Kay Ivey announced that the BCCAC would receive a grant to fund their program. “Without this grant, it would make it extremely difficult for us to be able to provide these free services that we provide,” said BCCAC executive director Nikki Whitaker. “We do receive some support from municipalities, and I'll say from the county, but not all municipalities are supportive of the agency. It does make a tremendous difference that our state does allow us to apply for these victims. So, it is certainly important, because without it, it would be extremely difficult for us to be able to function.”
Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center awarded $99,840
Baldwin County's CARE House Inc. (Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center) has been awarded $99,840 to serve those who have experienced child abuse. Gov. Kay Ivey announced on Nov. 13 that seven … more
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Students taking part in a Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism & Sustainability Center summer camp, similar to future programs planned for the Gulf Coast Eco Center, expected to open in August 2024.
Gulf Shores gets $13.4M for new ecotourism and sustainability center
Gulf Shores is poised to open the doors to a new state-of-the-art center for eco-tourism and sustainability, dubbed the "Gulf Coast Eco Center," in August 2024. Gulf Shores City Council was set to … more
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Gulf Shores to vote on next phase of $5.9M Little Lagoon restoration project
GULF SHORES — The next step in the Little Lagoon restoration project could be underway. A motion was presented at the Nov. 6 city council work session to conduct restoration and research as a … more
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Foley residents and officials are working with representatives from Hennef, Germany, to develop a Sister City program between the communities. Foley High School students will visit Hennef in May, and Hennef students are making plans to come to Foley in October 2024. Members of the Sister City program met recently with visitors from Hennef in Foley.
Foley Sister Cities program moves forward
FOLEY — Foley residents and officials are moving forward with efforts to develop the community's Sister Cities program with the municipality of Hennef, Germany. Foley Sister Cities is raising … more
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Traffic moves on McKenzie Street in Foley. The city is conducting a Safety Action Plan to study ways to improve safe travel through Foley.
Foley preparing road safety action plan
FOLEY — City officials are talking to residents and experts in an effort to make Foley streets safer. Foley is developing a Safety Action Plan to improve travel around the community. The city … more
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Spanish Fort City Council approves infrastructure projects
Spanish Fort City Council recently approved two infrastructure projects. The projects, which will address repaving and lighting, were approved during the Nov. 6 regular city council meeting. … more
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Daphne City Council votes for salary increases
Daphne City Council members and the city's mayor will see a salary increase after the 2025 election. During a council meeting Nov. 6, members unanimously voted in favor of raising the salaries for … more
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Construction crews work on construction at Bayfront Park in Daphne. The project is one of the improvements discussed during the "State of the Cities" program conducted by the Eastern Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 18.
Daphne's Bayfront Park likely to reopen by Christmas
Enhancements to Daphne's Bayfront Park are nearing completion. Daphne City Development Executive Director Troy Strunk gave the mayor and council an update on the project during the Nov. 6 … more
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Spanish Fort to vote on allowing tattoo facilities in city
Spanish Fort could soon allow tattoo facilities. Spanish Fort City Council will hold a public hearing Monday, Nov. 20, on several resolutions and ordinances including one that would allow tattoo … more
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Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded Loxley $500,000 to replace old sewer lines and manholes on the city’s west side along North Holley Street. "We are excited about the project," Loxley Public Works and Utilities Superintendent Robert Davis said. "We will be able to repair and rehabilitate about 4,700 foot of 8-inch gravity sewer main and close to 19 manholes on that side of the city."
Loxley gets state grant for infrastructure improvements $500K to repair sewer lines, manholes
LOXLEY— Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded Loxley $500,000 to replace old sewer lines and manholes on the city’s west side along North Holley Street. It is part of a $17.5 million grant that … more
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