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I am currently a licensed real estate professional with Dauphin Realty in Mobile. My concentrated area of service is the midtown and downtown areas of Mobile. I am a member of the Mobile Area Association of Realtors, the Alabama Association of Realtors, the National Association of Realtors and a preferred realtor for Mitchell Homes for Historic Malbis in Baldwin County.

As an aside to real estate, I am active in community organizations and activities, All Saints Episcopal Church, and have served on a number of local, non-profit agency Boards.

I am a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a B.S. in psychology and business management and am an avid Gamecock sports fan, alumni member and scholarship donor.

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Mobile - (251) 463-9232

Office: - (251) 479-1314

Email: Melledge@DauphinRealty.com

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Wednesday
14Oct2009

Can Mobile be walker friendly?

DateWednesday, October 14, 2009 at 02:23PM

Today there is an article in the Press-Register, "Fairhope vows to be walker friendly".  According to the story,

A national pedestrian advocacy group plans a visit to the Mobile Bay area next week, including street-corner meetings at dangerous intersections in downtown Mobile, and talks with Baldwin and Mobile county political and business leaders.

In recognition of the group's visit, the Fairhope City Council on Monday passed a resolution promising that the city in the future will follow the "complete streets" concept. Now, when street or sidewalk projects are planned, Fairhope must consider not only autos, but also buses, bicycles and pedestrians.

"We don't have any other city in the state of Alabama on record advocating complete streets. Fairhope is the first," said Sharon Z. Roerty, executive director of the Washington D.C.-based nonprofit National Center for Bicycling & Walking.

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