The City of Gulf Shores is now accepting applications for Board Member for the Gulf Shores City Board of Education. The selected applicant will serve a five-year term beginning June 1, 2023. Read on...
The City of Gulf Shores is hosting a Special Recycling Drive from March 20 through March 31. During this time, the public can drop off items that are not normally accepted at the Drop Off Recycling Center. Read on...
The Easter Bunny will make a special appearance in the City of Gulf Shores to enjoy breakfast with families on Saturday, April 1, at the Erie H. Meyer Civic Center. Read on...
The Gulf Shores City Council Work Session meeting, also known as a Committee of the Whole meeting, will be held Monday, March 20, at 4 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers located at 1905 West 1st Street. Read on...
The City of Gulf Shores is excited to announce the 2023 lineup for the Music at Meyer Park concert series. These FREE springtime concerts begin at 6 p.m. and take place in Gulf Shores at Meyer Park – 400 E 22nd Ave. Read on...
The Waterway Village will be filled with the sounds of Zydeco music for two days this year during the Waterway Village Zydeco & Crawfish Festival. The fun will take place on Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22, along East 24th. Avenue. Read on...
The City of Gulf Shores would like to let residents and visitors know that City administration, staff, and public safety officials are aware of the significant beach erosion issue in the West Beach area. 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...
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.
