All over Baldwin County, you can see FEMA debris management sites popping up. These sites, characterized by the mountains of debris and large trucks driving to and from the location, [...]
Foley mayor-elect Ralph Hellmich spoke at the Foley Woman’s Club kickoff meeting held in October, where he discussed new businesses, ongoing projects, and the future of Foley. “The council will [...]
Garbage Normal ally pickup resumed today. This is the last week of garbage collection by city quadrant. Normal (old) garbage routes will resume Monday, Oct. 19. Recycle routes are also [...]
Date of Event: Mon, Oct 12 – Sat, Oct 31, 2020 Time of Event: During regular library operating hours Where: Foley Public Library In an effort to provide some Fall [...]
Good afternoon Foley. We’ve come a long way in the past three weeks. Cleanup work continues. Thankfully we’ve dodged another storm. A majority of city buildings, including city hall, community [...]
Good afternoon Foley, Although at this time it looks like we may be spared the brunt of Delta, we know from experience we need to continue to pay attention. Alan [...]
Update: Since 6 am this morning the 2,000 sandbags provided have already been used. Public Works has been able to get 900 more, but when these are gone, we are [...]
As our weather continues to improve and storm debris is being gathered, the Foley Fire Department is asking all area residents and property owners to refrain from open burning for [...]
At the end of the day Thursday, Oct. 1, trucks had picked up 3,344 vegetative loads of debris in Foley. There were 45 trucks in operation that day. A total [...]
The City of Foley has faced many challenges in 2020. Hurricane Sally was one challenge that won’t soon be forgotten by its residents. Luckily the City was able to pair [...]
