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Resident asks Gulf Shores to reopen Creek Road for easier access; council hears updates
Summary
At its June 1 work session, a Gulf Shores resident asked the city to help reopen Creek Road and raised maintenance concerns about a new FBX installation; the council also heard a briefing from Councilman Stephen E. Jones about the Safe Schools Conference. No formal votes are recorded in the minutes.
Tony Deliberto, a Gulf Shores resident, asked the City Council at its June 1 work session to assist in reopening Creek Road to improve access to his property and reduce emergency response times, and expressed concern about who will maintain a new FBX installation near his home. "ALDOT would only allow him 1 way to access his property," the minutes report Deliberto stating, and he asked the city to help reopen Creek Road to provide easier access.
Mayor Robert Craft presided over the session. The minutes record the request as part of the Mayor Updates agenda item but do not show a formal response or a council vote on the matter.
During the same Mayor Updates segment, Councilman Stephen E. Jones announced he had attended the 27th Annual Safe Schools Conference at the Orange Beach Event Center that morning and noted there were more law-enforcement officers in the area that day, asking residents to thank officers if they see them.
The transcript and minutes record Deliberto's request and Jones's announcement but include no staff report, motion, or recorded direction to reopen Creek Road or assign maintenance for the FBX installation. The work session concluded with the adjournment and clerk attestation; the minutes do not list follow-up steps or dates for a decision.
Next steps: The minutes do not record a vote or assignment. Any city action on Creek Road access or FBX maintenance would need to be scheduled or directed in a future meeting or through staff follow-up.
