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Andalusia City Council adopts Resolution 2026-01 to abate five nuisance properties
Summary
At its Feb. 3 meeting the Andalusia City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2026-01 to abate five properties identified as nuisances (500 Op Avenue; 204 Chickasaw St.; 2104 Choctaw St.; 228 Sheriff Dr.; 205 Cherokee St.). The measure passed after a motion by Mister Powell and a second by Councilman Presley Boswell.
Andalusia City — The Andalusia City Council voted Feb. 3 to adopt Resolution 2026-01, authorizing abatement actions at five properties the city identified as nuisances.
The resolution, introduced by the mayor during the meeting, lists the addresses targeted for abatement as 500 Op Avenue; 204 Chickasaw Street; 2104 Choctaw Street; 228 Sheriff Drive; and 205 Cherokee Street. The mayor told council members that photographs in the meeting packet document the conditions that need to be addressed and recommended adopting the resolution.
Mister Powell moved to approve Resolution 2026-01; Councilman Presley Boswell seconded. The mayor called for the vote; members responded “aye,” and the mayor declared the resolution approved.
Why it matters: Nuisance abatements generally allow a city to require property owners to remedy unsafe or unsanitary conditions or allow the city to order corrective work and recover costs. The resolution lists specific addresses and authorizes the abatement process for those properties.
What happened next: The council approved the resolution during the Feb. 3 meeting; the transcript does not specify a timeline for implementation, any follow-up inspections, or whether costs will be recovered from property owners.
The council handled no further business on the abatement measure at that meeting.
