The council discussed an ordinance to rezone 1634 Pearson Chapel Road from low-density residential to high-density residential manufactured homes. Additionally, the council addressed the authorization of the mayor to submit grant applications for CDBG/ARC funding for sewer system improvements related to a new travel center, as well as a formal amendment regarding grant funds for completed downtown water system improvements.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Alexander City Council Regular Council Meeting Agenda
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The City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the declaration of surplus property, miscellaneous electronics, and equipment. The agenda included authorizing an agreement for the City Attorney and a software renewal for the Parks and Recreation department. Additionally, the council reviewed ordinances concerning the keeping of livestock and fowl within city limits, discussed signage exceptions for Love's Travel Stop, considered a temporary moratorium on new businesses, and proposed a resolution to honor Dolly Parton and the Imagination Library.
Aug 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of Alexander City Regular Council Meeting
The council discussed several resolutions, including making a recommendation for a representative to the Energy Southeast Board of Directors and awarding a bid for street paving and rehabilitation. Agreements were authorized for the use of the former William L. Radney Elementary School facility for storage by JCUP Hotels, the provision of a Snowzilla slide event, and vending services with Coca-Cola. Additionally, the council addressed the appointment of a new City Attorney following the retirement of the incumbent.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Alexander City Council Regular Council Meeting
The City Council held a regular meeting to address several legislative and administrative items. Key actions included approving ordinances related to vegetation and nuisance abatement, establishing processes and fees for building and structure demolitions, and declaring surplus city-owned property on Forrest Road for sale. The Council also adopted the Division D (East Alabama) Hazard Mitigation Plan and awarded a contract for engineering services for the decommissioning of the Coley Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Additionally, the Council authorized the sale of property at the Russell Industrial Complex to CemWall Systems, Inc.
