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Top story Mobile fraud timeline: fake vendor fooled staff for 4 months An impersonator first contacted Mobile's Finance Department May 22, the city said. The $14.7 million arena payment went to a fake account Oct. 5. · 4 min read

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Housing Taylor Landing: $27M affordable homes set for Baltimore Street Mobile is set to break ground on Taylor Landing, more than 60 affordable apartments and townhomes at 1030 Baltimore St. Every unit will be affordable housing. · 2 min read Mobile City Council Mobile council denies Spring Hill store rezoning on Old Shell Road Mobile's City Council denied Food Pak's request to rezone a wooded lot at 5070 Old Shell Road for a store. The lot in Spring Hill stays zoned for single-family homes. · 3 min read Mobile City Council Mobile TIF districts: council asks mayor for draft plans first Mobile's council told the mayor Nov. 10 to draft TIF project plans for Midtown, the South Riverfront and Tillman's Corner. It did not set the Dec. 1 hearing. · 5 min read Mobile County Mobile County results: Burch reelected and road plan passes Sheriff Paul Burch won a new term with 51.4% and the $82 million road program passed with 63.6%. Unofficial Mobile County results with all precincts counted. · 4 min read Roads Mobile County road plan passes: what $82M builds in Mobile Voters approved the $82M Pay-As-You-Go road plan with 63.8% on Nov. 3. About $30.9M goes to Mobile streets, including Dauphin Street and Michigan Avenue. · 5 min read Mobile City Council Mobile fires 1 worker, puts 2 on leave over $14.7M theft One Mobile city employee was fired and two put on paid leave over the $14.7 million theft. The mayor said a fraudster posed as a real vendor. · 4 min read Mobile City Council Mobile residents ask council for audit of $14.7M fraud Five residents asked the Mobile City Council on Oct. 27 for answers on the $14.7 million fraud. One employee has since been fired and two are on paid leave. · 3 min read