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Main US Post Office Welcome to Downtown Mobile! The LoDa Shopping & Din- 7. Mobile County Health Department 8. Dunbar Creative & Performing Arts School ing Guide is published for your use and convenience. Keep 9. Federal Bureau of Investigation it in your pocket, at your desk and in your car. It is the de- 10. State Port Authority Headquarters finitive source for all things “Downtown Mobile.” The busi- 11. Federal Courthouse & Office Building nesses of the Downtown Mobile Alliance publish this for 12. Candlewood Suites you, so wear this brochure out, we print plenty. 13. Father Ryan Park 14. RSA Office Parking Garage/Spa You will find Downtown Mobile to be supremely walkable 15. Police Museum/Central Events Precinct 16. Hilton Garden Inn (opening Aug 2016) and friendly. Our restaurants spill out onto the sidewalks 17. Bienville Square (and sometimes into the streets.) Our shopkeepers are 18. RSA Trustmark Bank Building & Garage friendly and eager to please. If they do not have what you 19. Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa seek, share your thoughts for new lines of business. Our 20. Cathedral Square hotels are the finest in Alabama. That is not just our opin- 21. Downtown Mobile Alliance/ ion; there are awards and surveys to back it up. Even if you Downtown Information Center 22. Saenger Theatre live in the Mobile region, spend a weekend here and you 23. Public Parking Garage will see what we mean. The flowers are always blooming, 24. Social Security Administration the parks are always lovely, and there are activities almost 25. Alabama Contemporary Art Center every day to keep you entertained. 26. Hampton Inn & Suites Mobile Downtown 27. Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel If you need assistance while in the Downtown Mobile Busi- 28. Arthur Outlaw Convention Center ness Improvement District (area noted on enclosed map), 29. Distinguished Young Women Headquarters 30. Ben May Main Public Library call the BID Services Team and they will be there to help. 51 31. Historic Church Street Cemetery The Hotline # is (251)327-7233(SAFE). Whether it is direc- 32. Chamber of Commerce tions, reporting a light out, or changing a tire, the BID 33. Spanish Plaza Services Team can help you find your way. 34. Mobile Carnival Museum 35. Holiday Inn Downtown Mobile Again, welcome to our beautiful district. We are glad you 36. The Admiral Hotel are here. 37. Public Parking Garage 38. Government Plaza, City/County Offices 39. Mobile County Courthouse Annex 40. Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center & IMAX Theatre Jeb Shell Elizabeth P. Stevens Purple highlighted section represents the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). 41. Cooper Riverside Park Chairman of the Board President & CEO Red highlighted section represents the LoDa Entertainment Districts. 42. History Museum of Mobile 43. British Park 44. Malaga Inn 45. Mobile Housing Board 46. Mobile Civic Center 47. Phoenix Fire Museum 48. Conde-Charlotte Museum House 49. Mobile Visitors’ Center at Fort Condé 50. Alabama Cruise Terminal bid services 51. Gulf Quest Maritime Museum VISITOR’S TELEPHONE INFORMATION: GENERAL INFORMATION LOCAL AREA CODE: Area Code...................................................................................251 GENERAL: AAA Alabama ....................................................................639-3510 Alabama Career Center....................................................461-4146 Directory Assistance, Local....................................................1-411 Downtown Mobile Alliance..............................................434-8498 Marriage License Information ........................................574-6051 Minority Business Enterprise Center .............................433-2250 Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce ...............................433-6951 Mobile Bar Association ....................................................433-9790 Mobile Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau .....................208-2000 Mobile Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program .........................438-1102 Passport Information .......................................................694-5973 US Post Office ...........................................................800-275-8777 Welcome Center – Ft. Condé...........................................208-7304 YMCA ................................................................................438-1163 EMERGENCIES: Alabama Marine Police .............................................888-903-2583 Alabama State Troopers ...................................................660-2300 American Red Cross.........................................................438-2571 BID Hotline .........................................................327-SAFE (7233) City of Mobile Action Center ....................................................311 Family Violence Shelter...................................................342-8994 FBI ....................................................................................438-3674 Fire, Non-Emergency.......................................................208-7311 Mobile County Sheriff......................................................574-8633 Mobile SPCA.....................................................................633-3531 Poison Control..........................................................800-222-1222 Police, Fire, Ambulance ............................................................911 Police, Non-Emergency ...................................................208-7211 United Way Helpline..................................................................211 US Customs Service.........................................................441-6146 AREA ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: BayFest .............................................................................208-7835 Distinguished Young Women..........................................438-3621 Gulf Coast Exploreum......................................................208-6873 History Museum of Mobile ..............................................208-7569 Joe Jefferson Players ........................................................471-1534 Mobile Arts Council ........................................................432-9796 Mobile Ballet ...................................................................342-2241 Mobile Civic Center/SMG ...............................................208-7261 Mobile Film Office............................................................438-7100 Mobile Museum of Art .....................................................208-5200 Mobile Opera ....................................................................432-6772 Mobile Symphony ............................................................432-2010 Mobile Theater Guild .......................................................433-7513 Playhouse in the Park......................................................602-0630 Saenger Theatre ...............................................................208-5605 Saenger & Civic Center Ticket Office .............................208-7906 GENERAL INFORMATION HOSPITALS: Mobile Infirmary Medical Center ....................................435-2400 Providence Hospital .........................................................633-1000 Springhill Memorial Hospital..........................................344-9630 USA Medical Center .........................................................471-7000 USA Children’s & Women’s Hospital...............................415-1000 TRANSPORTATION: Colonial Trailways Bus Lines...........................................476-8687 Greyhound Bus Lines ...............................................800-231-2222 Megabus ....................................................................877-462-6342 Mobile Bay Transportation ..............................................633-5693
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