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Mobile County

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Municipalities in Mobile County

11 places · 2020 geographic baseline

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Opportunities in Mobile County

4 findings in this topic

Source reviewed · Historical announcement

Four-college maritime training investment announcement

ACCS announced $30 million across Bishop State (Mobile), Coastal Alabama (Bay Minette), Reid State (Evergreen) and LBW (Opp). This is one initiative total, not an allocation to each county.

Coverage: Four-college initiative associated with Mobile, Baldwin, Conecuh and Covington counties, AL

Shared context linked to 4 counties. Any stated total applies to the source’s full scope, not to each county.

Requirements & evidence limits
Industry code
336611 · Incoming analyst classification; not stated as a code in the announcement
Measure
Announced training investment
Reported value
30,000,000 USD across initiative
Evidence type
announced_investment
Uncertainty
No realized-employment, county allocation or Pearson-contract evidence established.
U.S. Navy Invests $30 Million to ACCS to Increase Submarine Production Workforce ↗

Period: April 2026 announcement · Source date: 2026-04-07 · Checked 2026-09-13

Confirm next: Verify disbursement, current implementation, procurement authority and school access before stronger claims.

Source reviewed

Health care and social assistance — private workplace employment

2025 annual average: 24,916 covered private-sector jobs; average annual pay $63,930. Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.

Coverage: Mobile County, Alabama; covered private workplaces

Requirements & evidence limits
Industry code
62
Measure
Annual average covered private-sector employment
Reported value
24,916 covered jobs
Evidence type
Observed annual average; workplace; unemployment-insurance covered private employment
Uncertainty
Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Average annual pay: $63930.0; annual average establishments: 1934.0. Industry pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.
BLS QCEW 2025 annual single file ↗

Period: 2025 · Source date: Not provided · Checked 2026-09-13

Confirm next: Confirm current vacancies, occupation mix and education partner; do not map county jobs onto each place.

Source reviewed

Retail trade — private workplace employment

2025 annual average: 19,283 covered private-sector jobs; average annual pay $38,838. Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.

Coverage: Mobile County, Alabama; covered private workplaces

Requirements & evidence limits
Industry code
44-45
Measure
Annual average covered private-sector employment
Reported value
19,283 covered jobs
Evidence type
Observed annual average; workplace; unemployment-insurance covered private employment
Uncertainty
Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Average annual pay: $38838.0; annual average establishments: 1594.0. Industry pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.
BLS QCEW 2025 annual single file ↗

Period: 2025 · Source date: Not provided · Checked 2026-09-13

Confirm next: Confirm current vacancies, occupation mix and education partner; do not map county jobs onto each place.

Source reviewed

Manufacturing — private workplace employment

2025 annual average: 18,548 covered private-sector jobs; average annual pay $90,718. Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.

Coverage: Mobile County, Alabama; covered private workplaces

Requirements & evidence limits
Industry code
31-33
Measure
Annual average covered private-sector employment
Reported value
18,548 covered jobs
Evidence type
Observed annual average; workplace; unemployment-insurance covered private employment
Uncertainty
Selected from disclosed broad sectors; suppressed sectors may change the ranking. Average annual pay: $90718.0; annual average establishments: 497.0. Industry pay is not an entry-level occupational wage.
BLS QCEW 2025 annual single file ↗

Period: 2025 · Source date: Not provided · Checked 2026-09-13

Confirm next: Confirm current vacancies, occupation mix and education partner; do not map county jobs onto each place.

Use the existing Alabama context

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Geography, evidence and research coverage

The county map uses Census 2017 geometry redistributed by US Atlas. Place names, county relationships and reference points use 2020 Census files. These are navigation baselines, not a current legal-boundary or municipal-status audit. Newly formed places and annexations may be absent.

Municipalities and Census-designated communities are identified separately. A place may span multiple counties. Unincorporated territory remains represented in its county profile. School-district and workforce-board service areas must be verified separately.

All counties and listed places have a research destination. A first reviewed set is available in selected counties. Unreviewed bulk research and proposed geography changes remain pending. Findings do not rank major municipalities or establish current vacancies, guaranteed enrollment or qualified sales opportunities.

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