The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) will be holding a public hearing for the proposed underground injection control (UIC) permit. Read on...
The Gulf Shores City Council Work Session meeting, also known as a Committee of the Whole meeting, will be held on Monday, May 16, at 4 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers located at 1905 West 1st Street. Read on...
The City of Gulf Shores would like to make all residents and visitors aware of the following road closures, beach closures, and traffic flow modifications related to the 2022 Hangout Music Festival. Read on...
Congressman Jerry Carl announced today that Gulf Shores International Airport was awarded a grant of $670,000 through the Airport Improvement Program for Fiscal year 2022. Read on...
The Gulf Shores Recreation Department is excited to welcome Juan Cruz Soria to its staff as the new Head Tennis Professional at the George C. Meyer Tennis Center. Read on...
Campfires, music and s’mores will be the scene as the City of Gulf Shores hosts S’mores on the Shore on Thursday, May 26. The fun is set to begin at 6 p.m. and will take place at Gulf Place, 101 Gulf Shores Parkway. Read on...
Gulf Shores Fire Rescue (GSFR) is offering a variety of public education courses in 2022. These courses are through the American Heart Association and range from basic First Aid training to more advanced classes such as Pediatric Advanced Life Support. Read on...
The new Waterway Village Pedestrian Bridge is a component of the BUILD Grant Project. As a new third southbound lane is added to Highway 59, pedestrian access will be eliminated on the W.C. Holmes Bridge making the new pedestrian bridge a necessity. Additional Info...
In 2014, the City of Gulf Shores worked with local stakeholder groups to develop Small Town, Big Beach Vision 2025 for Sustainability – a strategic plan used to focus the City of Gulf Shores' growth and design. Learn more.
The City of Gulf Shores has been awarded funding through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s BUILD Grant Program for an innovative, multifaceted project that will enhance the quality of life for our residents and visitors. Additional Info...
The City is currently planning habitat restoration work and the design of limited, passive recreational access facilities on 53 undeveloped acres of property located on the south shore of Little Lagoon near the west end of W. Beach Blvd. Learn more.
