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Welcome To Spanish Fort, AL

We hope that you use this site to find useful and relevant information about our city, it's administration, and our community. Our site is ever changing as we improve the quality of the information available to you.


PUBLIC NOTICE

Display of political signs in Spanish Fort is prohibited until 30 days before an election.

All political signs must be placed on private property.

Any sign placed in a public right-of-way will be removed.

The next election is March 13, 2012.

Signs may be placed starting February 12, 2012

Click here to review the Ordinance

See Section 2.7 (a) part 13


 

Recently enacted Municipal Ordinances

Ordinance 407-2011 Passed October 3, 2011 (an amendment to the Sign Ordinance)

 

 


 

Check out the architectural rendering

of the proposed Spanish Fort Community Center.

 

Version 2

Public opinion was unanimous for version 2.

We are in the Contractor Qualification phase now

and hope to be putting the project out for bids soon!

 


Spanish Fort Comprehensive Plan adopted May 9, 2011.

Download a copy here.

Bound printed copies are available at City Hall for $35.

 


 

Here are some important addresses to note:

City Hall - located across from the Fire Station

7581 Spanish Fort Blvd. (US Hwy 31)

Spanish Fort, AL. 36527

(251) 626-4884

Mailing Address

P. O. Box 7226

Spanish Fort, AL. 36577



 
Spanish Fort City Hall

Current Spanish Fort Weather

Spanish Fort, Alabama
This feed will be redirected starting or shortly after March 15th of 2011
Flood Warning - Lower Baldwin (Alabama)
Last Update: 7:40pm Feb 5, 2012
Partly Sunny Today: Partly Sunny
Hi 66°F
Lo 45°F
PoP 10%

City History

Civil War Reenactment

 

 

 

 

The City of Spanish Fort was incorporated on July 19th, 1993.

Spanish Fort rests on a hill overlooking Mobile Bay, just a short distance from the City of Mobile. Our City's history dates back to 1781 shortly after the American Revolution when Spanish troops defending the City of Mobile engaged British troops attempting to recapture Mobile.

Military action also occurred in the area during the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. In 1865, three Confederate Brigades stopped 20,000 Union Army troops at Spanish Fort. The Confederate Forces, outnumbered 10 to 1, engaged the Union Forces in the last battle of the War Between the States; March 26th - April 9th, 1865.

Breastworks from the Civil War still remain throughout our area and the residential subdivisions. Because of our great past, the City's seal represents its history.

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Municipal Events

Thu, Feb 16th, @4:00pm - 11:30PM
Municipal Court