Second Mobile Resilience Plan Workshop Coming Up

The second Public Planning Workshop for the City of Mobile‘s first Resilience Plan will be held on March 6 at 5:30-8 p.m. at the Seals Community Center. City staff will work with community members to identify potential projects and initiatives that could make Mobile a more resilient city. “We want to hear from local stakeholders and community members about where they would like to see potential projects and initiatives that can help make Mobile a more resilient city…. While not every project will make it into the final plan, starting from a broad and diverse list is the best way to ensure this effort is citizen-driven,” Mayor Sandy Stimpson said. All Mobilians are invited, but registration is requested.

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