Gulf Shores Begins Food Truck Survey

According to a post on Facebook, in December 2019, the City of Gulf Shores approved a one-year “Mobile Food Unit Pilot Program” to allow a limited number of food trucks/trailers to operate in the city. Its purpose was to analyze the impacts the trucks have on the community. Now, the city is asking for the community to participate in the food truck patron survey by November 9 to aid officials in analyzing if the trucks should be allowed permanently. Information may be summarized and provided at public meetings, but individual responses will not be shared with the public.

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