Lincoln public meetings in 2025
41 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The commission is scheduled to approve the minutes from the October 21, 2025, meeting.
- Approval of October 21, 2025, meeting minutes
City Council
The Lincoln City Council approved ordinances modifying the Human Resources Department and recognizing December 26 as a city holiday. The body also authorized a $12,000 contract for a medical control doctor with the University of Alabama Health Services Foundation.
- Ordinance 2026-09 modifies Human Resources Department structure
- Ordinance 2026-10 recognizes December 26, 2025 as a City Holiday
- Contract with University of Alabama Health Services Foundation for $12,000
- Public hearing for Sunbelt of Alabama LLC and Duke Properties zoning changes rescheduled to January 27, 2026
- Mayor appoints Shania Embry-Caldwell and Paxton Walker to Planning Commission
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider routine business items. The commission will vote to approve the minutes from the October 21, 2025 meeting. Additional agenda items include staff reports, citizen communications, and scheduling of future work sessions.
- Approve minutes from October 21, 2025
City Council
The City Council held a work session to discuss a moratorium on specific residential projects, rezoning requests, and site plan approvals. The body also reviewed property rezoning and various city appointments.
- Rezoning of Seals 2012 Irrevocable Trust property on US Highway 78 from MH Manufactured Housing to RS-3(SD) Residential Single Family — Special District
- Moratorium on certain residential projects, rezoning requests, site plan approvals, and subdivisions
- Police Department roof
- Planning and Zoning and BZA appointments
- Severe Weather Tax Holiday
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held an organizational meeting to establish rules of procedure, appoint officers, and set the schedule for future business. The body unanimously adopted Ordinance 2026-03, appointed Jennie Jones as Chairman Pro Tempore, and ratified the Mayor's appointment of Billy Miller as Fire Chief.
- Adopted Ordinance 2026-03 establishing rules of procedure
- Appointed Jennie Jones as Chairman Pro Tempore
- Ratified appointment of Billy Miller as Fire Chief
- Appointed Mayor Vincent as Superintendent of Utilities
- Set Called Meeting for November 18, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a public hearing on two proposed zoning changes, tabling the rezoning of The Seals 2012 Irrevocable Trust property. The council adopted Ordinance 2026-02, re‑zoning Tyler William Huckaby's property along Lock 4 Road and McLain Avenue to RS‑2(SD). A motion was passed to authorize the mayor to record a final plat for a 50‑ft public right‑of‑way strip on Complex Drive. The minutes from the October 14, 2025 meeting were also approved.
- Public hearing on rezoning The Seals 2012 Irrevocable Trust property to RS‑3(SD) (tabling requested)
- Adoption of Ordinance 2026-02 to rezone Tyler William Huckaby's property along Lock 4 Road and McLain Avenue to RS‑2(SD)
- Motion to suspend rules for immediate consideration of Ordinance 2026-02
- Authorization for the mayor to execute a final plat for a 50‑ft public right‑of‑way strip on Complex Drive
- Approval of the minutes from the October 14, 2025 council meeting
Planning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing on four land‑use proposals. Two proposals involve a parcel on Colvin Road, one to annex and zone it as RS‑3 residential and another to rezone the same parcel from RE to RS‑3. The other two proposals seek to rezone parcels on Lock Four Road from manufactured housing (MH) to residential estate (RE). The meeting will also approve the September 16, 2025 minutes.
- Annexation and rezoning of Parcel 61-03-04-20-0-000-015.001 on Colvin Road to RS‑3 residential (Resolution 2026-01).
- Rezoning of the same parcel from RE Residential Estate to RS‑3 Residential Single Family (Resolution 2026-02).
- Rezoning of Parcels 61-03-04-17-0-000-009.001 and 61-03-04-17-0-000-009.005 on Lock 4 Road from MH Manufactured Housing to RE Residential Estate (Resolution 2026-03).
- Rezoning of Parcels 61-03-04-17-0-000-003.002 and 61-03-04-17-0-000-009.003 on Lock Four Road from MH Manufactured Housing to RE Residential Estate (Resolution 2026-04).
- Approval of minutes from the September 16, 2025 meeting.
City Council
The City Council adopted an ordinance to create a pre-diversional defensive driving school program. The body also approved a restaurant retail liquor license and authorized contracts for auditing and garbage truck leasing.
- Ordinance 2025-48 establishing a pre-diversional defensive driving school program
- Resolution 2025-70 authorizing a request for an Attorney General opinion on Mayor-elect Joshua Vincent's eligibility to serve as Deputy Coroner
- Resolution 2025-71 authorizing a contract with Wise Environmental Solutions, Inc. for garbage truck leases
- Approval of a 020 — Restaurant Retail Liquor license for Blue I Enterprises LLC (Blue I Bistro) at 5 Crawford Street
- Authorization of a contract with MDA Professional Group P.C. for auditing services
City Council
The City Council held a called meeting to address a single item of business. The body voted to approve the results of a run-off election.
- Approval of Resolution 2025-69 canvassing run-off election results
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held public hearings on two conditional‑use proposals for 12493 Stemley Road. It then adopted Ordinance 2025‑46 to allow a gasoline/service station and Ordinance 2025‑47 to allow a climate‑controlled storage facility at that site. The Council also adopted Resolution 2025‑68 to appropriate public funds for the Out‑Board Drag Boat Association tournament at Lincoln’s Landing. Additional items included a streetlight installation and signage authorization.
- Public hearing on a gasoline/service station conditional use at 12493 Stemley Road
- Public hearing on a climate‑controlled storage facility conditional use at 12493 Stemley Road
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025‑46 permitting the gasoline/service station
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025‑47 permitting the climate‑controlled storage facility
- Adoption of Resolution 2025‑68 appropriating public funds for the Out‑Board Drag Boat Association tournament
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will discuss two rezoning requests. One moves two parcels on US Highway 78 from Manufactured Housing to Residential Single‑Family Special District under the Pine Hills Subdivision Master Plan. The other changes a parcel on Lock Four Road from RS‑2 to RS‑2(SD) under the Edgefield Subdivision Master Plan. The commission will also approve the minutes from the August 19, 2025 meeting.
- Rezone parcels 61-03-07-26-0-000-009.000 and 61-03-07-26-0-000-009.001 from MH to RS-3(SD) (Pine Hills Subdivision)
- Rezone parcel 61-03-08-28-2-002-003.101 from RS-2 to RS-2(SD) (Edgefield Subdivision)
- Approve minutes from August 19, 2025
- Public hearing on the rezoning applications
- Next planning commission work session Oct 2, 2025; next meeting Oct 21, 2025
City Council
The City Council adopted several ordinances regarding zoning, taxes, and land use. The body also approved a project development agreement with Cobblestone and a land swap with Tyler Huckaby.
- Resolution 2025-66: Project Development Agreement with Cobblestone
- Ordinance 2025-41: Lease Tax Ordinance
- Ordinance 2025-43: Re-zoning Unique D Inc's property from M-2 Heavy Manufacturing to GB General Business
- Ordinance 2025-44: Conditional use for a Commercial Truck Wash on McCaig Road
- Ordinance 2025-45: Land swap with Tyler Huckaby
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will decide on two conditional-use applications for the same 33-acre parcel at 12493 Stemley Road. One request would allow a gasoline/service station, and the other would allow a climate-controlled storage facility. Both resolutions include conditions requiring new streets and future development areas.
- Resolution 2025-21: Gasoline/Service Station conditional use with 60-foot street, 4-acre cleared area, and future development parcels
- Resolution 2025-22: Climate Controlled Storage Facility conditional use on same property
- Public hearing on both conditional-use requests
- Next meeting scheduled for September 16, 2025 at 4:30 p.m.
City Council
The City Council awarded a contract for Police Department Project No. 24001 and rescinded a previous budget amendment for two patrol officer positions. The council also approved several resolutions to assess weed abatement costs against specific properties.
- Awarded bid to Duncan and Dearman for Police Department Project No. 24001 in the amount of $7,879,168.00
- Rescinded July 22, 2025 motion to add two patrol officer positions to the FY-2025 Budget
- Resolution 2025-62: $270.08 weed abatement assessment for 25 Jackson Lane
- Resolution 2025-63: $419.81 weed abatement assessment for Lot 43 Grandview Estates
- Resolution 2025-64: $898.51 weed abatement assessment for 249 2nd Ave.
City Council
The City Council adopted a Consumable Vapor Product Ordinance and amended the FY-2025 Budget to fund two additional patrol officer positions. The body also approved equipment purchases and election officer appointments.
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025-40 (Consumable Vapor Product Ordinance)
- Purchase of ten recycling trailers from Outback Trailers for $29,950.00
- Budget amendment for two patrol officer positions totaling $30,219.31
- Adoption of Resolution 2025-61 to appoint election officers
- Donation of $250.00 to Coosa Riverkeeper
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a property owned by Unique D Inc on McCaig Road. The body will discuss changing the land use from heavy manufacturing to general business and allowing a commercial truck wash as a conditional use.
- Rezoning of Parcel 61-03-09-31-0-000-043.012 from M-2 Heavy Manufacturing to GB General Business
- Conditional use request for a Commercial Truck Wash on 3.65 acres along McCaig Road
- Resolution No. 2025-19 regarding the McCaig Road rezoning
- Resolution No. 2025-20 regarding the McCaig Road commercial truck wash
City Council
The City Council adopted ordinances for lodging and business licenses and approved funding for street paving, lighting, and parks. The body also authorized funds for professional fishing tournaments and approved a liquor license for a local restaurant.
- Resolution 2025-52: Awarded $2,711,880.00 to Milam and Co. Construction for phase 1 of Stemley Road Park
- Resolution 2025-60: Application for $400,000.00 in CDBG funds and $100,000.00 in local match for demolishing vacant structures
- Ordinance 2025-37: Adopted a Lodging Tax Ordinance
- Ordinance 2025-38: Adopted a Business License Ordinance
- Approved a Restaurant Retail Liquor License for 5 Amigos Mexican Restaurant and Bar at 4770 Stemley Road
City Council
The City Council decided on several zoning ordinances and budget adjustments for city departments. The body also authorized grant applications and issued certificates of election for three council wards.
- Approved re-zoning of properties along Haynes Road and Dry Valley Road to RS-3 (SD) Residential Single Family-Special District
- Approved a conditional use for a Recreational Vehicle Park at 264 Stine Lane
- Authorized a $5,000 expenditure to American Sport Fish for restocking largemouth bass in Logan Martin Lake
- Amended FY-25 Budget to add a full-time court magistrate position
- Discussed a $400,000 CDBG grant application for demolition of abatement properties
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding zoning ordinance amendments and a new land subdivision. The body is deciding on the approval of residential plats for two different developments.
- Proposed amendment to Section 611 Off-street Parking of the Lincoln Zoning Ordinance 2015-11
- Preliminary Plat for The Veranda Phase 1 and 2: 215 single-family lots on 192 acres along Stemley Road
- Final Plat for Deer Creek Phase I: 120 single-family lots along Dry Valley Road
City Council
The City Council adopted ordinances for zoning changes and property annexation. The body also approved funding for fishing tournaments and authorized a loan for wastewater infrastructure.
- Resolution 2025-44 authorizing a CWSRF loan application for $1,300,000.00
- Ordinance 2025-32 annexing property along Haynes Road owned by John Thomas Davis & G67 Development LLC
- Resolution 2025-40 appropriating public funds for the Fishers of Men Alabama Tournament Trail at Lincoln’s Landing
- Purchase of Modular Shades for Moseley Park playground from Struthers Recreation for $11,877.34
- Resolution 2025-41 declaring a nuisance at 459 Magnolia St.
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a regular meeting on May 27, 2025, approving contracts totaling $4.8 million for water system improvements and adopting an annual report. The council also appointed Sherry L. Lawson as City Clerk-Treasurer effective June 5, 2025.
- Appointed Sherry L. Lawson as City Clerk-Treasurer (effective June 5, 2025)
- Awarded $2,767,758 bid to Farr Construction for Lincoln Water System Improvements Well House and Waterline
- Awarded $2,029,000 bid to Apel Machine and Supply Co. for Lincoln Highway 207 Lift Station
- Approved MWPP annual report
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on four rezoning requests and one conditional-use permit for a recreational vehicle park. The items involve property owners John Thomas Davis, G67 Development LLC, and Shuler Land & Timber LLC, located along Haynes Road, Dry Valley Road, and Speedway Industrial Drive in Lincoln, Alabama.
- Re-zone parcel from RS-1 to RS-3(SD) for Dry Valley Farms Subdivision (61-03-08-34-0-000-048.002)
- Annex and zone parcel to RS-3(SD) for Dry Valley Farms (61-03-07-35-0-000-015.000)
- Re-zone parcel from M-1 Light Manufacturing to RE Residential Estate (61-08-02-04-0-000-001.009)
- Conditional use permit for RV park on 23.8-acre site at 264 Stines Lane (Tax Map 61-02-07-26-0-000-037.000 & 61-02-07-26-0-000-040.000)
City Council
The City Council approved funding increases for a park project and authorized a garbage truck lease. The body also approved alcohol permits for a Speedway location and suspended bid requirements for emergency wastewater equipment.
- Resolution 2025-36: Increased LWCF grant and local match for Stemley Road Park Project to $1,355,940
- Resolution 2025-35: Contract with Wise Environmental Solutions, Inc. for garbage truck lease
- Suspension of Public Works Bid Law to purchase a Tow-Bro Clarifier for the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Approved Retail Beer and Retail Table Wine permits for 7 Eleven, Inc. d/b/a Speedway at 75850 AL Hwy 77
- Appointment of Jeff Hamrick to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Council
The City Council approved two purchases: a 2024 Kenworth T280 truck for $220,018 from Ingram Equipment Company and three floating aluminum boat docks for $86,978.76 from Lake Wedowee Docks to replace docks at Lincoln's Landing. They also discussed topics including Cloud Nine Drive/Cloud Nine Lane right-of-way, master meters for RV rentals, and BZA appointments. The Council held an executive session to discuss job performance of a current employee.
- Approved purchase of 2024 Kenworth T280 with PAC-MAC KBF-20H-HJ for $220,018 from Ingram Equipment Company
- Approved purchase of three floating aluminum boat docks for $86,978.76 from Lake Wedowee Docks for Lincoln's Landing
- Discussed Cloud Nine Drive / Cloud Nine Lane right-of-way
- Discussed master meters on short-term, long-term RV rentals
- Held executive session regarding job performance/reputation of a current employee
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing two parcels of land totaling approximately 5.16 acres. The parcels are located near Greer Street and Dry Valley Road.
- Review of a 4.21-acre parcel bounded by Greer Street and Dry Valley Road
- Review of a 0.95-acre parcel located on Greer Street
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss amendments to the City of Lincoln’s Zoning Ordinance 2015-11. The proposed changes specifically target the special development standards for office-warehouse uses.
- Proposed reduction of required office/showroom floor area from 25 percent to 10 percent for office-warehouse uses
- Proposed removal of the limit restricting single buildings to five units for office-warehouse uses
City Council
The City Council considered an economic development project involving AJM, LLC LINCOLN AL and RK Holdings, LLP. The body voted to adopt Ordinance 2025-29 regarding the issuance of Taxable General Obligation Warrants, Series 2025-B.
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025-29 for Taxable General Obligation Warrants, Series 2025-B and Project Development Agreement
- Authorization for the Mayor to execute a contract with Southern Rodeo Company
- FY-2025 Budget amendment for a vacant patrol officer position totaling $37,409.84 across salary, FICA, retirement, and health insurance accounts
- Appointment of voting delegates for the 2025 ALM convention
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a public hearing and then voted on three zoning ordinances: re-zoning parcels on Rushing Springs Road and Ragland Street. They also awarded a $308,000 contract for the Moseley Park Restroom Project, amended the water department budget for vehicle purchases, and approved a change order for McCaig Road reconstruction.
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-26 re-zoning Angus LLC parcels on Rushing Springs Road from RE to RS-3 (SD) Residential Single Family-Special District
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-27 re-zoning Joe Allinder’s parcel on Ragland Street from RHD to GB General Business
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-28 allowing an office warehouse as conditional use on Allinder’s Ragland Street parcel
- Awarded Resolution 2025-34: $308,000 bid to Pat Kirk General Contractor for Moseley Park Restroom Project
- Amended FY-2025 Budget with $121,180 for Water Department vehicles and approved $79,515 Change Order No. 1 for McCaig Road East Reconstruction
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold three public hearings on March 18, 2025, at 4:30 PM. Two hearings concern the Dry Valley Farms Subdivision: a rezoning request from RS-1 to RS-3(SD) and an annexation with RS-3(SD) zoning, proposed by John Thomas Davis and G67 Development LLC. A third hearing addresses subdividing a 5.5-acre parcel along Greer Street and Dry Valley Road into 13 lots, requested by GC Construction Group, LLC.
- Rezone parcel 61-03-08-34-0-000-048.002 from RS-1 to RS-3(SD) for Dry Valley Farms Subdivision
- Annex and zone parcel 61-03-07-35-0-000-015.000 to RS-3(SD) as part of Dry Valley Farms
- Subdivide 5.5 acres (parcel 61-03-08-34-0-000-047.000) into 13 lots along Greer Street and Dry Valley Road
- Property owners: John Thomas Davis and G67 Development LLC (Dry Valley Farms) and GC Construction Group, LLC (subdivision)
City Council
The Lincoln City Council approved several items including the purchase of a 2024 Ford F550 ambulance for $359,124 and a resolution vacating a right-of-way on Blue River Drive. They also authorized a $12,500 consulting agreement with NextSite and a working agreement with Talladega County. Mayor Watson appointed Jeff Morgan to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Resolution 2025-33 vacating a right-of-way on Blue River Drive
- Purchase of 2024 Ford F550 ambulance for $359,124 from Southern Emergency & Rescue Vehicle Sales d/b/a SERVS
- Agreement to Provide Research, Marketing & Consulting Services with NextSite for $12,500
- Working Agreement with Talladega County and its Board of Registrars
- Appointment of Jeff Morgan (expiration 02/11/2031) to the Lincoln Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a public hearing and unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-31 to sponsor the Airport Marine High School Fishing Trail, appropriating public funds for promotion. The council also adopted Resolution 2025-32 to assume authority over St. Mary Road, Rushing Springs Road, and Colvin Road from Talladega County. Additional actions included approving an addendum to the EFP Broadband MOU, appointing Drew Rutledge to the Public Park Authority board, and authorizing a construction engineering services contract for McCaig Road East Reconstruction.
- Adopted Resolution 2025-31 authorizing appropriation of public funds for Airport Marine High School Fishing Trail sponsorship
- Adopted Resolution 2025-32 assuming authority over St. Mary Road, Rushing Springs Road, and Colvin Road from Talladega County
- Approved Addendum to EFP Broadband MOU and Service Agreement
- Appointed Drew Rutledge to the Public Park Authority board
- Authorized agreement with Goodwyn Mills Cawood for McCaig Road East Reconstruction engineering services
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a work session to discuss a contract with the Chamber of Commerce. They also went into executive session to discuss the character and competence of city employees. No votes or actions were taken during the session.
- Executive session held to discuss employee character and competence
- Discussion of contract between the City and the Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on February 18, 2025, to receive public comments on a conditional use request to allow an office warehouse on a parcel located along Ragland Street. The sole item on the agenda is this conditional use application for Parcel Number 61-03-08-34-0-000-043.002. No other business is scheduled.
- Public hearing for conditional use to operate an office warehouse at a property along Ragland Street (Parcel 61-03-08-34-0-000-043.002)
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on February 18, 2025, to receive comments on a proposal to subdivide an 11.18-acre parcel along Russell Road into 49 lots. The property, owned by ALW Healthcare Consulting LLC, is located within city limits and is identified by Tax Map parcel number 61-03-08-28-3-009-019.000.
- Public hearing to subdivide 11.18 acres along Russell Road into 49 lots
- Property owner: ALW Healthcare Consulting LLC
- Parcel ID: 61-03-08-28-3-009-019.000
- Proposed subdivision outlined in Exhibits A, B, and C attached to the notice
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to debate two zoning requests. The commission will consider changing the zoning designations for properties on Stemley Road and Ragland Street.
- Proposed rezoning of Stemley Road parcels from RE Residential Estate to RS-3 (SD) Residential Single Family - Special District
- Proposed rezoning of a Ragland Street parcel (Parcel 61-03-08-34-0-000-043.002) from RHD Residential High Density to GB General Business
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a regular meeting and voted on several items. They adopted Ordinance 2025-24 setting monthly salaries for mayor and council members effective November 3, 2025, and Ordinance 2025-25 re-establishing voting districts. Two weed abatement cost assessments were also approved via resolutions.
- Ordinance 2025-24 adopted to set monthly salaries for mayor and council members (effective Nov 3, 2025)
- Ordinance 2025-25 adopted to re-establish voting districts
- Resolution 2025-29 assessing $130.01 in weed abatement costs against property at 25 Jackson Lane, Lincoln, AL
- Resolution 2025-30 assessing $170.96 in weed abatement costs against Lot 43 Grandview Estates (Prominence Properties LLC)
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a public hearing and voted on two ordinances to re-zone parcels in the Taylors Farm Subdivision from RS-2 Residential Single Family to RS-2 with Special District overlays. The council also approved the installation of three street lights on Lake Pointe Drive, a $40,575 reimbursement to Big Mitten Corporation for Claude Lane improvements, and several liquor licenses for local businesses.
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-22 re-zoning GB & MH Properties' parcels in Taylors Farm Subdivision
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-23 re-zoning Tyler Huckaby's parcels in Taylors Farm Subdivision
- Approved $40,575 reimbursement to Big Mitten Corporation for Claude Lane improvements
- Approved a 010 Lounge Retail Liquor license for Taste Bar and Grille at 101 Magnolia St S
- Approved three street lights on Lake Pointe Drive
City Council
The City Council held a work session to discuss several administrative and infrastructure items. The body reviewed potential expenditures and city planning updates.
- Expenditure of $40,575 to Big Mitten Corporation for improvements to Claude Lane
- Redistricting maps
- Mayor and Council salaries
- Qualification fees
- Planning and zoning updates
City Council
The Lincoln City Council held a work session to discuss several topics including mayor and council salaries, redistricting maps, qualification fees, a $40,575 expenditure to Big Mitten Corporation for Claude Lane improvements, planning and zoning updates, Dovetail Landing, and city/county roads. No votes were taken; the session was for discussion only.
- Proposed expenditure of $40,575 to Big Mitten Corporation for improvements to Claude Lane
- Discussion of mayor and council salaries
- Redistricting maps review
- Qualification fees discussion
- Planning and zoning updates, including Dovetail Landing
Planning Commission
The Lincoln Planning & Zoning Commission met on January 21, 2025, but immediately voted to suspend all agenda items because only five members were present. The meeting then adjourned without discussing or deciding any substantive matters.
- Motion to suspend all agenda items (passed unanimously)
- Motion to adjourn (passed unanimously)
- Members present: Josh Vincent (chair), Adam Thrasher, Jamie Dunaway, Clyde Lane, Bonnie Ponder, Jennie Jones, Wendy Carter
- Members absent: Leslie Jewel, Kris Haynes, Michael Tolene, Josh Vincent (note: Josh Vincent listed both present and absent? Clarify: agenda text shows Josh Vincent called meeting to order, but then listed as absent in roll call? Inconsistency in source, but we report as written)
City Council
The council held a public hearing on appropriating funds for fishing tournament sponsorships, with no public comment. They adopted nine resolutions authorizing public funds for various bass fishing organizations, including the Alabama Bass Trail and Coosa River Team Trail. Also approved a one-year extension of a contract with Vulcan Materials Asphalt & Construction. All items passed unanimously.
- Public hearing held on appropriating funds for fishing tournament sponsorships (no public comment)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-20 opposing restrictions on fishing tournaments on the Coosa River
- Adopted Resolutions 2025-21 through 2025-28 authorizing public funds for multiple bass fishing organizations
- Approved one-year extension of contract with Vulcan Materials Asphalt & Construction through Jan 2026
- Approved minutes from December 10 and December 17, 2024 meetings