Hueytown public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider a series of resolutions that confirm cost reports and create special assessment liens for properties at 106 Ray Avenue, 115 and 117 Highland Avenue, 142 Dexter Avenue, 208 Kentwood Avenue, 209 Pine Street, 515 Marsh Avenue, 1017 Broad Street, and 3100 20th Street North. The council will also consider Resolution 7330 to authorize a contract with Stryker for Lifepak equipment maintenance. All other agenda items are standard reports and procedural matters.

• Resolution 7321 – special assessment lien for 106 Ray Avenue
• Resolution 7322 – special assessment lien for 115 Highland Avenue
• Resolution 7323 – special assessment lien for 117 Highland Avenue
• Resolution 7324 – special assessment lien for 142 Dexter Avenue
• Resolution 7330 – authorize contract with Stryker for Lifepak equipment maintenance

The Hueytown City Council unanimously adopted Resolutions 7321 through 7329, creating special-assessment liens on ten listed properties. It also approved $410,422.68 in bills for payment, authorized a contract with Stryker for Fire Department Lifepak equipment maintenance, and granted a 30‑day extension for the public‑nuisance case at 3230 Longmire Drive with a required progress update.

• Adopted nine special-assessment lien resolutions (7321‑7329) unanimously
• Approved $410,422.68 in bills for payment (unanimous vote)
• Authorized contract with Stryker for Fire Department Lifepak equipment maintenance (unanimous vote)
• Granted 30‑day extension for 3230 Longmire Drive nuisance case, with progress update due Jan 27 2026 (unanimous vote)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will meet to review bills and a series of resolutions. These include public nuisance declarations for specific properties and authorizations for city agreements and donations.

• Public nuisance abatements for 1016 Rose Hill Circle, 2530 16th Street North, and 2532 16th Street North
• Unsafe structure declaration at 3230 Longmire Loop
• Special assessment lien for 143 Midway Drive
• Agreements with Shamrock Sustainable Investments, LLC, ABS Pure Water Systems, and All-South Roofing
• HVAC systems replacement at City Hall Annex

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved a slate of resolutions, including public nuisance abatement at several properties, a special assessment lien, waivers for a community safety event, and various service agreements. They also approved payment of bills totaling $350,638.99. The council voted to join the City of Tuscaloosa in litigation against the Alabama Department of Revenue over the Simplified Sellers Use Tax program.

• Approved payment of $350,638.99 in bills (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7304 to abate weeds, trash, and inoperable vehicle at 1016 Rose Hill Circle (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7308 to create a special assessment lien on 143 Midway Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7309 to waive business license for "Slow Down-Move Over" event (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7310 to authorize license agreement with Shamrock Sustainable Investments, LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7313 to authorize agreement with ABS Pure Water Systems for Police Department (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7315 to replace two HVAC systems at City Hall Annex Facility (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7320 to join Tuscaloosa in litigation against Alabama Dept of Revenue (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council has called an emergency meeting to declare a safety public nuisance. This is the sole purpose of the meeting.

• Declaration of safety public nuisance

The Hueytown City Council met in an emergency session to discuss Resolution 7303, which would declare a public nuisance for an unsafe structure at 330 Marsh Avenue. Officials noted the building was occupied without a Certificate of Occupancy, the fire suppression system was inoperable, and final trades inspections were incomplete. After consulting the building inspector, fire chief, fire marshal, and city attorney, the council decided not to act on the resolution. The meeting adjourned at 2:56 P.M.

• No action taken on Resolution 7303 declaring public nuisance at 330 Marsh Avenue

City Council

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on Dec. 2, 2025. Council members reviewed the fiscal year 2024 city audit presented by Till, Hester, Eyer & Brown. No formal actions, approvals, or votes were recorded during the session.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will adopt the General Operating Fund Budget for fiscal year 2025‑2026. It will also consider resolutions for a special assessment lien on 216 Pine Street, public‑nuisance abatement at three properties, a holiday‑decorations agreement, the West Rock Preserve Trails project award, and an alcohol license for the Hueytown Marathon. All items are listed on the agenda for discussion and vote.

• Resolution 7300 – Adopt the General Operating Fund Budget for FY 2025‑2026
• Resolution 7293 – Confirm costs and create a special assessment lien on 216 Pine Street
• Resolution 7294, 7295, 7296 – Order abatement of public nuisances at 2388 Zinnia Drive, 142 Lindberg Road, and an unsafe structure at 1701 26th Avenue North
• Resolution 7298 – Award the bid for the West Rock Preserve Trails Project
• Resolution 7299 – Approve the alcohol license for the Hueytown Marathon at 2717 Virginia Drive

The council approved payment of bills totaling $798,341.88. It adopted the operating funds budget for fiscal year 2025‑2026. Several resolutions were passed, including a special‑assessment lien on 216 Pine Street and public‑nuisance abatement orders for various properties. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved payment of bills totaling $798,341.88 (unanimous)
• Adopted FY 2025‑2026 operating funds budget (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7293 creating a special‑assessment lien on 216 Pine Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7294 ordering abatement of public nuisance at 2388 Zinnia Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7295 ordering abatement of public nuisance at 142 Lindberg Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7296 ordering abatement of unsafe structure at 170126 H Avenue North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7297 authorizing pole attachments for holiday decorations (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7298 awarding bid for West Rock Preserve Trails Project (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will elect a new Council President and a Pro‑Tempore. It will consider resolutions to adopt council procedural rules and to authorize a bank deposit. It will also appoint individuals to several city offices, including City Clerk, Treasurer, Chief of Police, Fire Chief, City Attorney, Municipal Judge, and City Engineer.

• Resolution 7281 – Adopt the Council Rules of Procedure
• Resolution 7282 – Bank Deposit Authorization
• Resolution 7283 – Appoint City Clerk & Treasurer
• Resolution 7284 – Appoint Chief of Police
• Resolution 7285 – Appoint Fire Chief

The Hueytown City Council elected a Council President and Pro‑Tempore, then unanimously approved a series of resolutions. These included adopting the Council Rules of Procedure, authorizing a bank deposit, appointing several city officers, and approving $54,280.24 in bill payments. All actions were passed without opposition.

• Adopted Council Rules of Procedure (Resolution 7281) – passed unanimously
• Authorized city bank deposit (Resolution 7282) – passed unanimously
• Appointed Kevin Fouts as City Clerk and Treasurer (Resolution 7283) – passed unanimously
• Appointed Michael Yarbrough as City Chief of Police (Resolution 7284) – passed unanimously
• Appointed Danny Sullivan as City Fire Chief (Resolution 7285) – passed unanimously
• Appointed Charlie Waldrep as City Attorney (Resolution 7287) – passed unanimously
• Approved payment of $54,280.24 for listed bills – passed unanimously
• Declared vacancy on City Council District Two (Resolution 7291) – passed unanimously

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider several resolutions, including public‑nuisance declarations for specific addresses and a series of resolutions that confirm cost reports and create special assessment liens on numerous properties. One resolution expresses support for completing the Northern Beltline. The council will also receive committee and department reports and hear public comments.

• Resolution 7257 – Public hearing on declared nuisance at 1546 26th Avenue North.
• Resolution 7258 – Declares nuisance (weeds, trash, vehicle) at 310 Wickstead Road.
• Resolutions 7260‑7279 – Confirm cost reports and create special assessment liens on properties such as 104 Laird Avenue, 106 Lewis Drive, 115 Pierson Circle, 116 Cypress Street, and others.
• Resolution 7280 – Support for the completion of the Northern Beltline.
• No ordinances scheduled for adoption (listed as N/A).

The council unanimously approved a $380,439.15 bill package for payment. It adopted Resolution 7257 extending the abatement deadline for a nuisance at 1546 26th Avenue North, and Resolution 7258 ordering abatement at 310 Wickstead Road. The body also adopted a series of resolutions (7259‑7263) creating special‑assessment liens on ten separate properties.

• Approved $380,439.15 bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7257 extending nuisance abatement deadline (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7258 ordering abatement at 310 Wickstead Rd (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7259 creating lien on 2809 Brooklane Dr (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7260 creating lien on 104 Laird Ave (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7261 creating lien on 106 Lewis Dr (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7262 creating lien on 109 Hueylane (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7263 creating lien on 115 Pierson Circle (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review resolutions to declare several properties as public nuisances due to unsafe structures, weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles. The body will also determine the 2025 holiday season meeting dates and City Hall closures.

• Resolution 7243: Nuisance abatement at 208 Kentwood Avenue
• Resolution 7244: Nuisance abatement at 1549 27th Avenue North
• Resolution 7246: Unsafe structure abatement at 2705 Daffodil Avenue
• Resolution 7250: Unsafe structure nuisance at 1701 26th Avenue North
• Resolution 7254: 2025 holiday meeting dates and City Hall closures

The council approved the minutes from previous meetings and adopted the agenda with added items M and N. It approved a list of bills totaling $524,350.68 for payment. The council unanimously adopted multiple public‑nuisance resolutions and set City Hall holiday closure dates.

• Approved minutes of Sep 30 and Oct 7 meetings (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted agenda with items “M” (Resolution 7255) and “N” (Resolution 7256) (unanimous 4‑0)
• Approved bills totaling $524,350.68 for payment (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 7243 to abate public nuisance at 208 Kentwood Avenue (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 7244 to abate public nuisance at 1549 27" Avenue North (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 7245 to abate public nuisance at 1719 Robins Street (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 7254 setting Council meeting dates and City Hall holiday closures (unanimous 4‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 7253 to abate unsafe structure at 312 Wickstead Road (unanimous 4‑0)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will approve prior meeting minutes, adopt the agenda, hear committee and department reports, and vote on a series of resolutions ordering the abatement of weeds, trash, inoperable vehicles, and unsafe structures at specific properties. One resolution also sets council meeting dates for the 2025 holiday season and announces City Hall closures.

• Resolution 7243 – order abatement of weeds, trash, and/or inoperable vehicle at 208 Kentwood Avenue, Hueytown
• Resolution 7244 – order abatement of weeds, trash, and/or inoperable vehicle at 1549 27 th Avenue North, Hueytown
• Resolution 7250 – declare a public nuisance and order abatement of an unsafe structure at 1701 26 th Avenue North, Hueytown
• Resolution 7253 – order abatement of an unsafe structure at 312 Wickstead Road, Hueytown
• Resolution 7254 – set council meeting dates for the 2025 holiday season and announce City Hall closures

The council unanimously approved the minutes from September 30 and October 7 meetings and adopted the agenda with added items 7255 and 7256. It then approved a list of bills totaling $524,350.68 for payment. Additionally, the council unanimously adopted ten public‑nuisance resolutions ordering abatement of weeds, trash, or unsafe structures at specific addresses.

• Approved September 30 and October 7 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda with items 7255 and 7256 (unanimous)
• Approved bills for payment totaling $524,350.68 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7243 ordering nuisance abatement at 208 Kentwood Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7244 ordering nuisance abatement at 1549 27" Avenue North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7245 ordering nuisance abatement at 1719 Robins Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7246 ordering nuisance abatement at 2705 Daffodil Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7247 ordering nuisance abatement at 2808 Canterbury Road (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review initial budget presentations and requests from the mayor and various boards, including the Beautification Board and Clay House.

• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget Initial Presentation
• Community Engagement Budget Request
• Clay House Budget Request
• Beautification Board Budget Request
• City IT Support

The council met on October 7, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. in the Pre‑Council Chambers of City Hall. Council President Hurliman, members Zinnerman, Randall, Wright, Jacks, Mayor Ware and City Attorney Charlie Waldrep were present. The session was for discussion only and no actions were approved, denied, or tabled. The meeting adjourned at 8:14 p.m.

City Council

The City Council has scheduled a special called meeting on September 30, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall. The meeting is convened to address E‑911 emergency communications matters. No specific agenda items are listed in the notice.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council has scheduled a work session for Tuesday, September 30, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. in City Hall. No specific agenda items were listed in the notice.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on September 30, 2025. The meeting was called to order, members and officials were noted, and the purpose was to discuss council business. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were recorded before the session adjourned.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider several resolutions, including a lease agreement with the Jefferson County Board of Education. Other items include declarations of public nuisance at six specific properties, a surplus property disposal, an appropriation of funds, a one‑time employee pay increase, and an extension of the current fiscal year budget. The meeting will also approve prior minutes, adopt the agenda, and hear public comments.

• Resolution 7238 – Authorize lease with Jefferson County Board of Education.
• Resolution 7239 – Declare surplus property and authorize its disposal.
• Resolution 7240 – Authorize appropriation of funds.
• Resolution 7241 – Authorize a one‑time pay increase for city employees.
• Resolutions 7232‑7237 – Declare public nuisances at 312 Wickstead Road, 112 Vann Street, 1546 26th Avenue North, 1701 26th Avenue North, 1701 27th Avenue North, and 1709 28th Avenue North.

The council met on October 7, 2025 for a work session to discuss City Council business. Council President Hurliman called the meeting to order and members Zinnerman, Randall, Wright, and Jacks were present, along with Mayor Ware and City Attorney Charlie Waldrep. No actions, approvals, or votes were recorded before the meeting adjourned at 8:14 p.m.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider an amendment to Ordinance 16-1205-1 that grants a non‑exclusive right‑of‑way use agreement to Southern Light, LLC. The council will also adopt five resolutions declaring public nuisances—weed, trash, or inoperable vehicle—at specific properties on Willow Drive, 26th Avenue North, 28th Avenue North, and Devon Road. Additional routine items include approval of prior meeting minutes and committee reports.

• Resolution 7227: Public nuisance declaration for 301 Willow Drive
• Resolution 7228: Public nuisance declaration for 1540 26th Avenue North
• Resolution 7229: Public nuisance declaration for 1608 26th Avenue North
• Resolution 7230: Public nuisance declaration for 1731 28th Avenue North
• Ordinance 25-0923-01: Amend Ordinance 16-1205-1 to grant Southern Light, LLC a non‑exclusive right‑of‑way

The council adopted Ordinance 25-0923-01 granting Southern Light, LLC a non‑exclusive right‑of‑way to install and maintain a fiber‑optic transmission line in city rights‑of‑way. It approved a list of bills totaling $385,377.02 for payment to various city accounts. Six public‑nuisance resolutions were adopted ordering abatement of weeds, trash, or unsafe structures at specific properties. All motions passed unanimously.

• Adopted Ordinance 25-0923-01 granting Southern Light, LLC right‑of‑way for fiber‑optic line (unanimous)
• Approved $385,377.02 list of bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7227 ordering abatement at 301 Willow Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7228 ordering abatement at 1540 26% Avenue North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7229 ordering abatement at 1608 26% Avenue North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7230 declaring unsafe structure at 1731 28 Avenue North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7231 ordering abatement at 1802 Devon Road (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider a series of resolutions declaring public nuisances at specific properties and ordering abatement actions. It will also continue the Transportation Plan under the Rebuild Alabama Act and authorize leases of the Hueytown High School and Middle School facilities with the Jefferson County Board of Education. A settlement agreement and release will be authorized as well.

• Resolution 7207‑7217: Declare public nuisance and order abatement of weeds, trash, or unsafe structures at listed addresses (e.g., 240 Highland Drive, 106 East Crest Road, 312 Wickstead Road).
• Resolution 7218: Continue the Transportation Plan pursuant to the Rebuild Alabama Act.
• Resolution 7219: Authorize a lease with the Jefferson County Board of Education for use of Hueytown High School facilities.
• Resolution 7220: Authorize a lease with the Jefferson County Board of Education for use of Hueytown Middle School facilities.
• Resolution 7221: Authorize a settlement agreement and release.

The council approved a list of bills totaling $481,807.67 for payment, with a unanimous roll‑call vote. The council also adopted the meeting agenda, adding items P through U (Resolutions 7222‑7227). Additionally, the council unanimously adopted ten public‑nuisance resolutions (7207‑7216) and a transportation‑plan resolution (7218).

• Approved $481,807.67 in bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda with items P‑U (Resolutions 7222‑7227) (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7207 ordering abatement at 240 Highland Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7208 ordering abatement at 106 East Crest Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7209 ordering abatement at 132 Sterling Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7210 ordering abatement at 312 Wickstead Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7211 ordering abatement at 1017 Broad Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7218 continuing Transportation Plan under Rebuild Alabama Act (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will meet to canvass the 2025 municipal election results and appoint one or more persons to the Board of Zoning Adjustments. The meeting is procedural with no substantive policy decisions expected.

• Canvass 2025 Municipal Election results
• Appoint person(s) to Board of Zoning Adjustments

The council adopted its agenda unanimously. It then adopted Resolution 7205, which canvasses the official results of the 2025 municipal election, with all members voting yes. The council also adopted Resolution 7206, authorizing a nomination to the Hueytown Zoning Board of Adjustments, again unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 12:11 P.M.

• Adopt agenda – unanimous approval
• Adopt Resolution 7205 (official election results) – unanimous approval
• Adopt Resolution 7206 (Zoning Board nomination) – unanimous approval
• Adjourn meeting – motion passed

City Council

The City Council will consider appointing Gaile Randall to the vacant District Two council position. The body will also hold a public hearing for 610 Coalfire Avenue and review several public nuisance declarations.

• Resolution 7189: Appointing Gaile Randall as Council Member for District Two
• Resolution 7190: Public Hearing for 610 Coalfire Avenue
• Resolutions 7191-7199: Public nuisance declarations for 10 different properties
• Resolution 7201: Amending the Solid Waste Agreement
• Resolution 7202 and 7203: Authorization of settlement agreements

The council appointed Gaile Randall to fill the vacant District Two seat and swore her in. It also approved a list of bills totaling $286,602.57 for payment. Several public‑nuisance resolutions were adopted to order abatement of weeds, trash and abandoned vehicles at multiple properties. Additional actions included amending the solid‑waste contract and authorizing an event‑fee waiver for the 2025‑2026 football season.

• Adopted agenda, omitting Item “N” (Resolution 7203) and adding Item “O” (Resolution 7204) – unanimous vote
• Approved Resolution 7189 appointing Gaile Randall to District Two – unanimous vote
• Approved bills for payment totaling $286,602.57 – unanimous vote
• Adopted public‑nuisance resolutions (7191‑7199) ordering abatement at nine properties – unanimous vote
• Adopted Resolution 7200 acknowledging receipt of youth football program funds – unanimous vote
• Adopted Resolution 7201 authorizing amendment of the city’s solid‑waste contract with Republic Services – unanimous vote
• Adopted Resolution 7202 (text not specified) – unanimous vote
• Adopted Resolution 7204 authorizing event‑fee waiver for the 2025‑2026 football season – unanimous vote

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, hear committee reports, and vote on multiple resolutions. Key actions include declaring public nuisances at 15 residential properties and disposing of surplus municipal property.

• Resolution 7172–7181: Public nuisance declarations at 111 Greenridge Road, 610 Coalfire Avenue, and 13 other addresses
• Resolution 7183: Declaring municipal property surplus and authorizing disposal
• Resolution 7188: Ratifying appraised values and authorizing right-of-way purchases for Hueytown Road Widening Project
• Resolution 7182: Appointing municipal election officers

The council approved a list of bills totaling $561,877.27 for payment. It adopted a series of public‑nuisance resolutions ordering abatement of weeds, trash, and inoperable vehicles at multiple properties. The council appointed election officers and poll workers for the 2025 municipal election (Resolution 7182). It ratified appraised values and authorized the purchase of rights‑of‑way for the Hueytown Road widening project (Resolution 7188).

• Approved $561,877.27 bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted public‑nuisance resolution 7174 for 106 Foust Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted public‑nuisance resolution 7175 for 230 Marsh Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted public‑nuisance resolution 7176 for 1204 26 Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted public‑nuisance resolution 7177 for 1016 Rose Hill Circle (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7182 appointing election officers and poll workers (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7183 declaring fire department property surplus (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7188 authorizing purchase of rights‑of‑way for road widening (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session on August 05, 2025. The provided agenda contains only procedural notice and does not list specific discussion items.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on August 5, 2025. Council members discussed city business but did not approve, deny, or table any specific items. No votes or formal actions were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will review several resolutions regarding city facility maintenance and funding for school programs. The body is also considering declaring 20 different properties as public nuisances due to weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles.

• Resolution 7148: HVAC replacement at the Family Life Center
• Resolution 7149: Funding for Hueytown High School Band and Basketball programs
• Resolutions 7150-7167: Public nuisance declarations for 20 properties
• Resolution 7168: Employee Handbook amendment for active military wellness screening

The council unanimously approved a list of bills totaling $109,497.61 for payment. It also adopted Resolution 7148 to replace HVAC units at the Family Life Center and amend the FY 2025 budget. Resolution 7149 reallocated budgeted funds from youth basketball to the high school band and basketball team. Additionally, the council passed a series of public nuisance resolutions ordering cleanup at several properties.

• Approved bills totaling $109,497.61 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7148 – HVAC replacements at Family Life Center and FY 2025 budget amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7149 – reallocation of funds from youth basketball to high school band and basketball team (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7150 – public nuisance abatement at 118 Wickstead Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7151 – public nuisance abatement at 120 Greenridge Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7152 – public nuisance abatement at 220 Pine Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7153 – public nuisance abatement at 2419 Circle Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7154 – public nuisance abatement at 2421 Circle Drive (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider several resolutions regarding public nuisance abatements and the certification of elected officials. The body will also discuss amendments to the police vehicle maintenance budget and a property abatement refund.

• Public hearing regarding public nuisance at 303 Hill Avenue
• Resolutions certifying Mayor and Council Members for Districts One, Three, and Five as elected without opposition
• Resolution 7139 to amend the 2025 Police Department Vehicle Maintenance Budget
• Resolution 7140 regarding an abatement refund for 3219 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive
• Nuisance abatement orders for 104 Greenridge Road, 109 Johnson Drive, 111 Greenridge Road, 124 East Crest Road, 143 Midway Drive, 909 Bertram Place, and 2012 Edenwood Drive

The council voted unanimously to approve bills for payment totaling $1,046,087.85. It also adopted resolutions declaring Stephen Ware, Fran Zinnerman, Chuck Hurliman and Jay Jacks elected unopposed to their respective offices. Additional resolutions were passed to close a public nuisance hearing, fund a police vehicle engine replacement, and abate public nuisances at several properties.

• Approved bills for payment $1,046,087.85 (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7134 closing public hearing on 303 Hill Ave nuisance (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7135 declaring Stephen Ware elected mayor (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7136 declaring Fran Zinnerman elected (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7137 declaring Chuck Hurliman elected (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7138 declaring Jay Jacks elected (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7139 amending police maintenance account for vehicle engine replacement (3-0)
• Adopted public nuisance abatement resolutions 7141‑7147 for various addresses (3-0)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider a rezoning request and vote on several resolutions. These include funding for the Red White and Boom event and declaring multiple properties as public nuisances.

• Ordinance 25-0610-01: Rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3
• Resolution 7118: Appropriating funds to Hueytown Arts Council for Red White and Boom
• Resolution 7117: Payment processing agreement for the Municipal Court
• Resolution 7119: Maintenance agreements for emergency electrical generation equipment
• Resolutions 7120-7133: Declaring public nuisances at 17 different residential/commercial addresses

The Hueytown City Council approved a $252,860.32 bill list for payment. It adopted resolutions authorizing a municipal court credit‑card processing agreement, funding for the Red White and Boom event, and maintenance agreements for emergency electrical generation equipment. The council also passed a series of public‑nuisance resolutions ordering cleanup of weeds, trash, and inoperable vehicles at multiple addresses. Finally, the council amended the city zoning map to rezone 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3.

• Approved $252,860.32 bill list for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7117 authorizing municipal court credit‑card processing (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7118 appropriating funds to Hueytown Chamber of Commerce for Red White and Boom event (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7119 authorizing maintenance agreements for emergency electrical generation equipment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolutions 7120‑7133 declaring public nuisances and ordering abatement at listed properties (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0610-01 rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will vote on a rezoning request and several resolutions regarding city operations. The meeting includes decisions on public nuisance declarations for multiple properties and funding for a community event.

• Ordinance 25-0610-01: Rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3
• Resolution 7118: Appropriating funds to Hueytown Arts Council for the Red White and Boom Event
• Resolution 7117: Payment processing agreement for the Municipal Court
• Resolution 7119: Maintenance agreements for emergency electrical generation equipment
• Resolutions 7120-7131: Declaring public nuisances at 15 different addresses

A quorum was not present, so no official city business could be conducted. Council President Hurliman scheduled a called meeting for July 1, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting was adjourned at 5:35 p.m.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider a rezoning request and vote on several resolutions. These include funding for the Red White and Boom event and declaring multiple properties as public nuisances.

• Ordinance 25-0610-01: Rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3
• Resolution 7118: Appropriating funds to Hueytown Arts Council for Red White and Boom
• Resolution 7117: Payment processing agreement for the Municipal Court
• Resolution 7119: Maintenance agreements for emergency electrical generation equipment
• Resolutions 7120-7131: Declaring public nuisances at 15 different residential addresses

The council did not have a quorum, so no official city business could be conducted. President Hurliman scheduled a called meeting for June 26, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. The meeting was adjourned at 6:44 p.m. after a motion to adjourn was approved.

City Council

The City Council will vote on several resolutions for public safety equipment and nuisance abatements. The meeting includes public hearings and votes regarding the rezoning of two properties on Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive.

• Rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3
• Rezoning 2941 & 2945 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2/B1 to B1
• Purchase of body cameras for the Police Department and a breathing air compressor for the Fire Department
• ABC License approval for Hueytown Marathon at 3162 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive
• Public nuisance abatement orders for 10 different properties

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved a $300,361.50 bill payment list and adopted several budget resolutions, including a fire‑department breathing compressor and police body‑cameras. It also appointed Michael Mickens to the Parks and Recreation Board, authorized an alcohol license for the Hueytown Marathon, and adopted an agreement for election services with Jefferson County. Two rezoning ordinances for Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive properties were adopted, and multiple public‑nuisance abatement resolutions were passed.

• Approved $300,361.50 bills for payment (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7101 authorizing fire‑department breathing compressor purchase (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7102 authorizing police department body‑camera purchase (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7116 authorizing Election Services Agreement with Jefferson County (3-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0610-01 rezoning 3037 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B3 (3-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0513-01 rezoning 2941 and 2945 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2/B1 to B1 (3-0)
• Appointed Michael Mickens to the City Parks and Recreation Board (3-0)
• Approved alcohol license for Hueytown Marathon at 3162 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive (3-0)

City Council

The City Council convened for a work session to discuss City Council business. The record does not list specific decisions or agenda items discussed.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on June 3, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Pre‑Council Chambers of City Hall. Council President Hurliman called the meeting to order; members Zinnerman, Wright, and Jacks were present, along with Mayor Ware, City Attorney Charlie Waldrep, City Engineer Chris Pappas, and Police Lieutenant Michael Shupe. No members of the public attended. The session adjourned at 7:45 p.m. with no substantive actions taken.

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution or ordinance to grant economic incentives to Hueytown Partners LLC. These incentives are intended for the lease, development, and operation of a restaurant at 2885 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive.

• Proposed economic incentives for Hueytown Partners LLC
• Restaurant development at 2885 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive

The council approved payment of $147,329.36 in bills. It adopted three resolutions authorizing an ALDOT easement, confirming the public purpose of an economic incentives grant, and authorizing a project agreement with Hueytown Partners LLC. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved $147,329.36 bills for payment (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7097 authorizing ALDOT easement (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7098 confirming public purpose of economic incentives grant (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution 7099 authorizing project agreement with Hueytown Partners LLC (4-0)
• Closed public hearing (4-0)

City Council

The City Council will review resolutions to authorize a Building Inspector and a Human Resource Manager position. The body is also considering the disposal of surplus vehicles and declaring multiple properties as public nuisances.

• Resolution 7094: Authorize Building Inspector Position
• Resolution 7095: Authorize Human Resource Manager Position
• Resolution 7093: Declare surplus vehicles and authorize disposal
• Resolutions 7083-7092: Public nuisance declarations for 10 properties, including 109 Huey Lane and 1133 Hueytown Road

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved a list of bills totaling $711,128.43 for payment. It also adopted multiple resolutions declaring public nuisances and ordering abatement at several properties. Additional resolutions authorized the creation of a Building Inspector position, the request for an over‑strength Human Resource Manager, and the disposal of surplus municipal property.

• Approved $711,128.43 in bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7083 to abate nuisance at 109 Huey Lane (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7084 to abate nuisance at 120 Honeysuckle Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7085 to abate nuisance at 611 Tinker Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7094 authorizing the Mayor to create a Building Inspector position (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7095 authorizing the Mayor to request an over‑strength Human Resource Manager position (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7093 authorizing disposal of surplus municipal personal property (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7096 to abate nuisance at 533 Harlem Avenue (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold a first reading and public hearing on an ordinance to rezone 2941 and 2945 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2/B1 and R2 to B1. The council will also consider resolutions declaring nuisances on multiple properties, approving an ABC license for Exxon Hueytown, amending the budget for fire department communication equipment, and authorizing electronic counting systems for municipal elections. Additionally, a library board member appointment is on the agenda.

• First reading/public hearing to rezone 2941 and 2945 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2/B1 and R2 to B1
• Resolution 7067 to approve ABC license for Exxon Hueytown
• Resolution 7078 to amend budget for two-way communication equipment for the Fire Department
• Ordinance 25-0422-01 authorizing electronic counting systems for municipal elections
• Multiple nuisance abatement resolutions for properties at Laird Avenue, Pierson Circle, Newport Drive, Dee Hendrix Road, Pine Street, Walker Avenue, 25th Avenue North, and Knight Avenue

The council approved a list of bills totaling $1,877,269.40 for payment. It adopted an alcohol license for Exxon Hueytown and amended the FY2025 budget to fund two‑way radios for the Fire Department. Several resolutions declaring public nuisances at specific addresses were also adopted. All actions passed unanimously.

• Approved payment list totaling $1,877,269.40 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7067 granting alcohol license to Exxon Hueytown (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7068 declaring public nuisance at 103 Laird (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7069 declaring public nuisance at 105 Laird Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7070 declaring public nuisance at 106 Laird Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7077 appointing members to Hueytown Public Library Board (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7078 amending FY2025 budget to fund fire department two‑way radios (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7079 declaring public nuisance at 2000 25™ Avenue North (unanimous)

City Council

This is a public notice for a City Council work session scheduled for May 6, 2025, at 5:30 PM at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items, only the purpose of the meeting. The meeting appears to be procedural with no decisions or discussions outlined.

On May 6, 2025, the Hueytown City Council met for a work session at 5:30 p.m. in the Pre‑Council Chambers of City Hall. Council President Hurliman, members Zinnerman, Wright, Jacks, Mayor Ware, and City Attorney Charlie Waldrep were present; no members of the public attended. The session was for discussing City Council business and adjourned at 8:08 p.m. No substantive actions or votes were recorded.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold first readings and public hearings on two ordinances, including one to consider electronic vote counting systems and another authorizing Jefferson County to assess and collect ad valorem taxes. The council will also vote on multiple resolutions declaring public nuisances at 11 properties and amending the FY 2025 budget for a donation to Nurturing Golden Hearts. Committee and department reports will be presented.

• First reading/public hearing on Ordinance 25-0422-01 to consider electronic vote counting systems and software
• First reading/public hearing on Ordinance 25-0422-02 authorizing Jefferson County tax assessor and collector for city ad valorem taxes
• Resolution 7054 appointing a voting delegate for the Alabama League of Municipalities convention
• Resolutions 7055-7065 declaring public nuisances (weeds, trash, inoperable vehicles) at 11 specific addresses, including 108 Kenilworth Road, 224 Ridgeway Road, and multiple on Circle Drive
• Resolution 7066 amending FY 2025 budget for a one-time donation to Nurturing Golden Hearts

The council unanimously approved the minutes from the April 8, 2025 meeting and adopted the meeting agenda. It approved a list of bills totaling $480,656.61 for payment. The council also adopted Resolutions 7054 through 7058, appointing a delegate to the Alabama League of Municipalities and declaring public nuisances at four city addresses for weed, trash, and vehicle abatement.

• Approved April 8, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved payment of bills totaling $480,656.61 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7054 appointing voting delegate for Alabama League of Municipalities (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7055 declaring public nuisance at 108 Kenilworth Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7056 declaring public nuisance at 224 Ridgeway Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7057 declaring public nuisance at 225 Newport Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7058 declaring public nuisance at 2324 Circle Drive (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will meet to review several resolutions, including the purchase of property and equipment upgrades. The body will also address a public nuisance abatement and a meeting schedule change.

• Resolution 7049: Public nuisance abatement for weeds, trash, and/or inoperable vehicle at 220 Hart Avenue
• Resolution 7050: Rescheduling the August 26, 2025 Regular City Council Meeting
• Resolution 7051: Authorizing the purchase of property
• Resolution 7052: Authorizing the replacement of an HVAC system in the Police Department

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved the meeting minutes and adopted the amended agenda. It approved a bill list totaling $303,685.46 for payment. Five resolutions were adopted, including a $73,000 funding for a drainage culvert repair, a public nuisance abatement at 220 Hart Avenue, a property purchase at 1314 Hueytown Road, an HVAC system purchase for the Police Department, and rescheduling the August 26 council meeting to August 19.

• Approved March 25 and April 01 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted amended agenda with item 14E, Resolution 7053 (unanimous)
• Approved bills for payment totaling $303,685.46 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7049, public nuisance abatement at 220 Hart Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7050, rescheduled August 26 council meeting to August 19 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7051, authorized purchase of property at 1314 Hueytown Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7052, appropriated funds for Police Department HVAC system (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7053, authorized $73,000 for drainage culvert repair at Sharon Lane and West Crest roads (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on April 1, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. in the Pre‑Council Chambers. No members of the public were present. The session was for discussion only and no motions, votes, or approvals were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 6:18 p.m.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved $330,843.10 in bills for payment. It adopted Resolutions 7046, 7047, and 7048, including a public nuisance declaration for 117 Highland Avenue. The council also passed two rezoning ordinances for 521 Marsh Avenue (MR to R2) and 2943 Lone Oak Road (MR to AG). All actions were approved without opposition.

• Approved $330,843.10 bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7046 declaring public nuisance at 117 Highland Ave (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7047 declaring a vacancy for District Two (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7048 awarding bid for demolition and clearance of unsafe structures (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0311-01 rezoning 521 Marsh Ave from MR to R2 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0311-02 rezoning 2943 Lone Oak Rd from MR to AG (unanimous)
• Approved amended agenda for the meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of March 11, 2025 meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will vote on several resolutions including a 2025 paving project bid and equipment surpluses. The body will also hold public hearings for two rezoning requests. Other items include public nuisance declarations and facility upgrades.

• Resolution 7044: Award the 2025 Paving Project Bid
• Ordinance 25-0311-01: Rezoning 521 Marsh Avenue from MR to R2
• Ordinance 25-0311-02: Rezoning 2943 Lone Oak Road from MR to AG
• Resolution 7037 and 7038: Public nuisance actions for 102 Wickstead Road and 203 Gwin Avenue
• Resolution 7042 and 7043: Fencing at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park and electrical upgrade at City Hall

The Hueytown City Council accepted Council Member Michael Pickens' resignation, approved $382,829.62 in bills, and passed nine resolutions including the 2025 street paving bid, a moratorium on annexations, and several property and equipment actions. Two rezoning ordinances were introduced for first reading with no public comment. The meeting was routine with no major policy changes.

• Accepted resignation of Council Member Michael Pickens (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $382,829.62 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7037 creating public nuisance lien at 102 Wickstead Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7038 ordering abatement at 203 Gwin Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7041 authorizing purchase of surveillance cameras (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7042 authorizing perimeter fence at Martin Luther King, Jr. park (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7044 awarding 2025 street paving project bid (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7045 imposing moratorium on annexations for 2025 elections (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on March 4, 2025, to discuss city business. No formal decisions were made, and no votes were taken. The meeting was procedural only.

City Council

The City Council will review several resolutions to declare public nuisances at specific properties. The body will also consider ordinances regarding the reimbursement of legal fees and the monthly salaries for the Mayor and Council members.

• Public hearing for declared nuisance at 800 Dee Hendrix Road
• Nuisance declarations for 145 Mabelon Drive, 1220 27th Avenue North, and 928 Broad Street
• Grant applications for Storm Shelter maintenance and Smart City Infrastructure
• Ordinance 25-0211-01 regarding reimbursement of attorney fees and litigation expenses
• Ordinance 25-0211-02 establishing monthly salaries for the Mayor and City Council

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved a list of bills totaling $512,691.90 and adopted six resolutions, including declaring public nuisances at three properties, accepting storm shelter grant funds, and authorizing grant applications. The council also passed two ordinances, one amending city code on attorney fee reimbursement and another setting mayor and council salaries effective November 2025, with one abstention. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved bills totaling $512,691.90 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7030 declaring nuisance at 800 Dee Hendricks Road with 60-day stay (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7031 declaring nuisance at 145 Mabelon Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7032 declaring nuisance at 1220 27th Street North (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7033 accepting Storm Shelter Grant Program funds (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7034 authorizing FY2026 Congressionally Directed Spending Request (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7035 authorizing Innovate Network Grant Program application (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0211-02 setting mayor and council salaries (passed, one abstention)

City Council

The City Council will vote on several nuisance abatement resolutions and authorizations for HVAC repairs and surveillance camera installation. The body will also hold public hearings on amending the city code regarding legal fee reimbursements and establishing monthly salaries for the Mayor and Council members.

• Resolution 7018: Authorize Alabama Power to install surveillance cameras
• Resolution 7026: Establish guiding principles for the governance of Artificial Intelligence
• Resolution 7020 and 7021: HVAC repairs and replacement at Family Life Center and Brooklane Community Center
• Ordinance 25-0211-02: Establish monthly salary for the Mayor and City Council Members
• Resolution 7011-7017: Nuisance abatement and unsafe structure orders for multiple addresses

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved $396,364.21 in bills and adopted 19 resolutions covering property liens, nuisance abatements, surveillance cameras, an AI governance policy, and other administrative items. Two ordinances were introduced for first reading: one on attorney fee reimbursement and one on mayor/council salaries. No public comments were made.

• Approved $396,364.21 in bills (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7011-7014 establishing public nuisance liens on four properties (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7015-7017 ordering abatement of nuisances on three properties (unanimous)
• Authorized Alabama Power agreement for surveillance cameras (Resolution 7018, unanimous)
• Authorized contribution to Hueytown High School Baseball Program (Resolution 7019, unanimous)
• Authorized HVAC repairs at Family Life Center and Brooklane Community Center (Resolutions 7020-7021, unanimous)
• Adopted AI governance principles (Resolution 7026, unanimous)
• Waived special event fees for Hueytown Harvest Farmers Market (Resolution 7029, unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session. No specific agenda items or decisions were listed in the public notice.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on February 4, 2025, to discuss city business. No formal votes or decisions were made during the session, which was attended by all council members and the mayor. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 P.M.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold its regular meeting, including department and committee reports, and will vote on several resolutions and one ordinance. Key decisions include seven resolutions: one to confirm costs and create a public nuisance lien at 6120 Pruitt Drive, four to declare public nuisances and order abatement at 800 Dee Hendrix Road, 114 E Jones Ct, 116 Cypress St, and 215 Ridgeway Rd, one to authorize a continuing disclosure agreement with BLX Group, and one to consent to a conflict waiver. The council will also consider an ordinance to annex property at 521 Marsh Avenue.

• Resolution 7003: Confirm report of costs and create a public nuisance lien at 6120 Pruitt Drive
• Resolutions 7004–7007: Declare public nuisances and order abatement at 800 Dee Hendrix Road, 114 E Jones Ct, 116 Cypress St, and 215 Ridgeway Rd
• Resolution 7008: Authorize agreement with BLX Group for continuing disclosure
• Resolution 7009: Consent to conflict waiver under Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct
• Ordinance 25-0114-01: Annex property at 521 Marsh Avenue

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved a payment list totaling $160,271.14, adopted eight resolutions (including public nuisance liens, a disclosure services agreement, and workers' compensation insurance renewal), and passed Ordinance 25-0114-01 to annex property at 521 Marsh Avenue. All votes were unanimous with no opposition. The meeting also included reports from police and fire departments and community updates.

• Approved $160,271.14 in bills for payment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7003 establishing public nuisance lien on 6120 Pruitt Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolutions 7004-7007 ordering abatement of nuisances at 800 Dee Hendrix Road, 114 Jones Court, 116 Cypress Street, and 215 Ridgeway Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7008 authorizing agreement with BLX Group for disclosure services (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7009 consenting to conflict waiver for Jaxk Kubiszyn and Janson Voss (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7010 renewing workers' compensation insurance for 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 25-0114-01 annexing 521 Marsh Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of January 14, 2025 meetings (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold the first reading and public hearing on an ordinance to annex property at 521 Marsh Avenue. The council also will vote on five resolutions, including a lease with the Jefferson County Board of Education for Hueytown Middle School athletic facilities, annual software support agreements for police and fire departments, and the storm water management plan for 2023-2024. Routine items include approval of minutes, committee and officer reports, and bills for approval.

• First reading/public hearing on Ordinance 25-0114-01 to annex real property at 521 Marsh Avenue
• Resolution 6996: new lease between the city and Jefferson County Board of Education for Hueytown Middle School athletic facilities
• Resolution 6999: storm water management plan for 2023-2024
• Resolution 6998: annual software support agreements for police and fire departments
• Resolution 6995: accepting the city engineer's annual Rebuild Alabama Act 2019-2 report

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved $1,829,736.49 in bills and adopted eight resolutions, including the city engineer's annual report, a school athletic facilities lease, software support agreements, a stormwater plan, and one-time donations to local organizations. The council also held a first reading and public hearing on annexing property at 521 Marsh Avenue, but took no final action. One resolution (6997) was removed from the agenda.

• Approved $1,829,736.49 in bills (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6995 accepting city engineer's annual report (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6996 authorizing lease with Jefferson County Board of Education for Hueytown Middle School athletic facilities (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6998 authorizing software support agreements for Police and Fire Departments (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6999 approving Storm Water Management Program Plan 2023-2024 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7000 donating to Concerned Citizens of Hueytown, Inc. scholarship program (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7001 donating to Hueytown High School Cheerleading Booster Club (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 7002 donating to United Way of Central Alabama (4-0, Zinnerman abstained)

City Council

This is a notice for a City Council work session scheduled for Monday, November 4, 2024, at 5:30 PM at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items for discussion or decision, only procedural boilerplate.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on January 13, 2025, to discuss city business. No formal votes or decisions were made during the session, which was attended by all council members, the mayor, and city attorney, along with financial advisors and community representatives.

• No formal decisions or votes were recorded during the work session