City Of Mobile Streamlines Event Services Process

The City of Mobile has overhauled its event services application process to simplify organizing events hosted at city facilities or that require public services. The new webpage is intended as an all-in-one center for individuals and organizations planning events that require an event services application. Such events can include large gatherings on city property or events that use city services like police, sanitation or traffic engineering. Previously, organizers had to navigate multiple departments to get the information, approvals and services needed for their activities. The new streamlined process includes a comprehensive Event Services Guide and an online Event Planning and Application Tool. For additional information, contact the city’s event services department at phone: (251) 208-1552 or email.

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