🌱 Company Sued For Knocking Down Wrong Home + 1st Precinct Move Delay

Hello all. It's me, Nicole Fallon-Peek, your host of the Mobile Daily. Follow along to find out the most important things happening these days in town.

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First, today's weather:

Humid; a stray p.m. t-storm. High: 91 Low: 79.

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Here are the top three stories in Mobile today:

1. Mobile resident Jennifer Pulliam is suing Mobile construction company Greg Landry Construction for accidentally demolishing her family property. The incident occurred this past March. Landry admitted to a Mobile Police Department investigator that his company accidentally knocked the home down. The complaint also alleges that the company failed to attempt to locate the home's owner after the accident was realized. (WKRG News 5)
2. Sparkle Productions Inc. and Divine Purpose are hosting Push for Peace Mobile 2022. The event's motto is "It takes all of us". The event will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, Jul. 16 at Cathedral Square. The focus of the event is to curb violence in Mobile through education and awareness. (Fox 10 News)
3. Supply chain issues have reportedly delayed the relocation of the Mobile Police Department's 1st Precinct. The precinct was slated to move to Dauphin Island to provide better community support. The percent was reportedly supposed to be moved and ready to operate by the end of last month. The department is now expecting the move to occur sometime in August. (NBC 15 WPMI)

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Today in Mobile:

• Pass the Pigs Game At The Mobile Public Library (3:00 PM)
• Bookmobile At LoDa ArtWalk (5:00 PM)

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From my notebook:

• Mobile County announces the Wilmer Georgetown Road reopening has been delayed. The road was supposed to be reopened today. The delay is due to material and labor shortages. (Mobile County, Alabama via Facebook)
• Mobile County announces the cancellation of its Jul. 11 Commission Conference meeting. Please plan accordingly. (Mobile County, Alabama via Facebook)
• Community Days will be held on Thursday, Jul. 14 at Figures Park from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. This exciting event is free to the public. (Twitter)

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That's it for today. I'll see you soon!

— Nicole Fallon-Peek

About me: Nicole Fallon-Peek is a journalist and copywriter with a degree in Media, Culture and Communication from New York University. She has served as a freelance reporter, managing editor, copy editor, and editorial director for a variety of B2B news outlets. She currently co-owns and operates content creation agency Lightning Media Partners.