Historic local government office in Mobile, Alabama

The Mobile Historic Development is a local government office located at 200 Government Street in Mobile, Alabama, United States. This institution offers services such as reporting problems, making suggestions, submitting questions, obtaining business permits, checking permit status, accessing bid opportunities, and managing residential permits. Additionally, they provide information on awarded bids, supplier diversity, residential trash and garbage services, and recycling guidance. The institution also hosts events such as Family Fun Day at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico. Business licenses for 2024 are due by January 1st and penalties will be assessed for late submissions. Visit the Mobile Historic Development for all your local government needs.

Cooper Riverside Park, located at 101 South Water Street in Mobile, Alabama, is a beautiful waterfront park and popular tourist attraction. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Mobile River and the city skyline, as well as walking paths, picnicking areas, and a playground for children. The park also offers various amenities such as business and residential permits, bid opportunities, and recycling guidance. Additionally, the park hosts events such as Family Fun Day at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico. Don't forget to mark your calendar for important dates such as the deadline for business licenses on January 31st, with penalties for late submissions. Cooper Riverside Park is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Downtown Renaissance is a local government office located at 350 Bloodgood Street in Mobile, Alabama. This institution is dedicated to revitalizing and enhancing the downtown area of Mobile through various community development projects and initiatives. From promoting economic growth to preserving historical landmarks, Downtown Renaissance works tirelessly to create a vibrant and thriving downtown district for residents and visitors alike. Join us in our efforts to make downtown Mobile a destination for culture, commerce, and community.