Mobile Fire-Rescue Department

10/15/2026

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department, the Mobile Police Department, and the City of Mobile Department of Public Safety met with members of the C251 Citizens Academy Wednesday evening, offering a firsthand look at each department’s operations and sharing valuable insight into their roles in serving and protecting the community.

Thank you for letting us all spend a little time with you!

10/13/2026

2026 breast cancer awareness t-shirts are still available. Get yours in grey, pink, or navy blue, and support local breast cancer warriors in their fight.

Visit www.shop.mobilefirefightersfoundation.com

This fundraiser will run through November 1st!

Benefitting the Mobile Firefighters’ Foundation and Bras Across the CAUSEway.

10/10/2026

Thank you, all, for your cooperation during the storm. While Mobile was fortunate to avoid significant impact, there are still hazards on our roads. Downed trees, debris, and power lines are actively being cleared.

First responders, emergency managers, and City of Mobile staff are diligently working to perform damage and risk assessments. Remain cautious when traveling today.

During our operational period overnight, the MFRD allocated 345 unit responses to 208 unique incidents.

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department and City of Mobile remain committed to ensuring the safety of the public.

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

5:30 PM | It is IMPERATIVE that all non-essential and non-emergency vehicles vacate the roads IMMEDIATELY.

There are several downed power lines and extreme hazards in roadways, making driving EXTREMELY dangerous.

10/09/2026

Hurricane Isaias Update | 11 a.m. ET, Oct. 9

Isaias is a Category 3 major hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph. Hazards include damaging winds, storm surge, heavy rainfall, flash flooding and potentially strong tornadoes.

A tornado watch is possible.

Residents in low-lying or flood-prone areas, storm surge zones and manufactured homes are strongly urged to relocate to a safer location before conditions deteriorate. Public shelters are available at:

• Theodore High School, 6201 Swedetown Road North, Theodore
• Baker High School, 8901 Airport Blvd., Mobile
• Collins-Rhodes Elementary School, 5110 St. Stephens Road, Eight Mile

Theodore High School is also serving as the medical needs shelter. Call 211 for shelter transportation assistance.

Monitor official alerts, review severe weather plans and remain prepared for changing conditions.

10/09/2026

We encourage everyone to prepare for rapidly changing weather conditions as the day progresses. If you don’t need to be on the road this afternoon or tonight, please stay home.