City officials are actively assessing the impacts from Hurricane Sally. Citizens should be aware that hazardous conditions exist along many roadways, making them impassable and extremely dangerous. Read on...

Flooding conditions have inundated numerous roads and bridges throughout the City of Gulf Shores. Read on...

As Hurricane Sally’s track continues to shift east, local conditions continue to worsen in the City of Gulf Shores and surrounding areas. Read on...

Due to the increasingly dangerous conditions anticipated from Hurricane Sally, Governor Kay Ivey has issued a supplemental State of Emergency forcing all City of Gulf Shores beaches and all public beach accesses to close at 3 p.m. Read on...

In a Special City Council Meeting this morning, Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft and members of the City Council declared a State of Emergency for the City of Gulf Shores due to Tropical Storm Sally. Read on...

As of the 5 p.m., Sunday, September 13, advisory issued by the National Weather Service, a Tropical Storm Warning, Hurricane Watch, Storm Surge Watch, and Flash Flood Watch remain in effect for the Coastal Baldwin County area. Read on...

The Gulf Shores City Council Work Session Meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 8, at 4 p.m. at the Erie Hall Meyer Civic Center. This meeting is open to public attendance. Masks and social distancing will be required. Read on...

The Airport Authority of Gulf Shores held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new air traffic control tower facility at Jack Edwards National Airport (JKA). Read on...

In honor of Labor Day, administrative offices for the City of Gulf Shores will be closed on Monday, September 7. Police, fire and other emergency services will remain open to ensure public safety and health. Read on...

The City of Gulf Shores has announced the results from today’s municipal elections. These results are unofficial pending the count of the provisional ballots by the Board of Registrars and canvasing by the Gulf Shores City Council on September 1, 2020. Read on...

Mayor Robert Craft and the City Council unanimously approved a resolution to move forward with the addition of a new Science, Reading, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STREAM) Collaborative Learning Center at Gulf Shores Elementary School. Read on...