Mary Stevenson, Lafayette Heights resident
Maximus Powell, former YES program participant
Shonnda Smith, Parks and Recreation Senior Director
Sarah Stashak, Three Mile Creek Partnership board member
Michelle Dubose Adams, Eichold-Mertz Principal
Tony Waldrop, University of Southern Alabama President
Alberta Richardson, Lafayette Heights resident
Chief Mark Sealy, City of Mobile Fire Chief
Get involved in plans, studies, and initiatives underway
Zoning Code Overhaul
As the City develops we want to make sure that Mobile remains the City its residents want it to be. To implement the vision of Map for Mobile, the city has been undertaking an overhaul of its zoning and development regulations.
*Draft version 4 of the new Unified Development Code (UDC) is available.*
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Three Mile Creek Greenway
The Three Mile Creek Trail will be a linear park system that spans a seven-mile portion of Three Mile Creek, extending eastward from Langan Park to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. The trail is part of the larger Mobile Greenway Initiative (MGI) and will include a system of shared paths, trailheads, sidewalks and bike lanes. It will provide non-motorized transportation options and opportunities to socialize, walk, run, play, learn, and enjoy the outdoors.
