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Today, the Mobile City Council will consider an agreement with the city of Semmes that halts Semmes' further annexations in Mobile's police jurisdiction--for now.
A special election date is not yet set, and some logistical issues need to be resolved before Mobile adds more than 25,000 new residents propelling the city to No. 2 in population in Alabama.
The City Council is poised to vote unanimously on allowing a special election for annexation. What's at stake in today's notable council vote.
The city council's unanimous decision sets up a special election on annexing more than 25,000 residents into the city.
On Tuesday, the Mobile City Council introduced four annexation-related resolutions, opening the door to voting on the issue in the next few weeks.