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City of Huntsville, AL
P.O. Box 308
Huntsville, AL 35804
Phone: 256.535.CITY (2489)
Web: hsvcity.com
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 2008 Election Results - August 26
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WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
MILLING AND RESURFACING PROJECTS FOR HUNTSVILLE
Weather permitting, the City of Huntsville Public Works Services will begin milling and resurfacing the following streets.
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Labor Day Trash and Garbage Schedule
Mon., September 1, 2008 Closed for Labor Day
Tues., September 2, 2008 Monday’s Garbage/Trash Collection will be made
Wed., September 3, 2008 Tuesday’s Garbage/Trash Collection will be made
Thurs., Sep. 4, 2008 Wednesday’s Garbage/Trash Collection will be made
Fri., September 5, 2008 Thursday’s Garbage/Trash Collection will be made
Mayor Spencer to recommend extending Veterans Museum's lease
Extended time would give 7 more years at current facility
Huntsville, Ala. --- At the City Council meeting on August 14th Mayor Loretta Spencer will recommend to the Council that the city of Huntsville extend the Alabama Center of Military History, Inc. lease for 5 years making the expiration date August 31, 2015.
"This museum is not only a historical tribute to our veterans, the displays were procured and built by local veterans," Mayor Spencer commented. "Its value as a memorial and an educational center is monumental."
Mayor Spencer met with representatives of the museum to discuss what would be in the best interest of both parties.
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6 new courts bring hard court action to Huntsville Tennis Center
Facility is recognized as one of the elite in nation
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer, Huntsville Tennis Center Board of Control members and staff were joined by local tennis leagues to open 6 new hard courts at the Huntsville Tennis Center. Not wasting a minute of playtime, tennis enthusiasts began matches on the new hard courts as soon as the ribbon was cut.
The 6 new lighted hard courts were estimated to cost approximately $680,000. The actual completion costs, after landscaping will be $290,000. The city of Huntsville managed the project and completed some work in-house to facilitate a savings in construction costs.
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Newest Shuttle Bus route serves western portions of the city
 Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the city's Parking & Public Transit Department launched the city's newest Shuttle Bus route which serves western portions.
The Research Park Route has stops in Cummings Research Park as well as Bridge Street Town Centre, Westside Centre, Wal-mart on University Drive and will link to the soon to open UAH intermodal center.
"This route links to the 11 existing Shuttle Bus routes to provide transportation to the new destinations from all areas of the city currently served by the system," Mayor Spencer stated. "Commuters, shoppers, students and others will have convenient access to this rapidly developing area of the city."
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City of Huntsville holds first Sport Fair
Event showcases variety of recreational opportunities
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the city's Recreation Services Department announced that the city's first Sports Fair will be held this weekend. The Sports Fair will be a one-stop shopping for individuals and families interested in finding out what sports are offered in Huntsville.
"This will be a great opportunity for individuals and families to get information on the many recreational opportunities in our city," Mayor Spencer stated.
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Huntsville hotels and attractions offer "Stay-cation" specials
Close to home option saves time and money on travel
 Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer, Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau, local attractions, hotels and restaurants have developed a plan to help individuals and families enjoy a summer get-away in Huntsville.
"With rising fuel prices I know that many people may not be able to travel this summer during vacation time," Mayor Spencer said. "Huntsville has a great diversity of leisure opportunities with outdoor activities to enjoy and attractions to visit. Combine those with a night or two in a hotel and relaxing by a pool for a wonderful get-away close to home."
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GET FIT Huntsville begins June 1
City begins campaign encouraging citizens to get in 92 hours of exercise in 92 days
 Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the city's Recreation Services Department announced the city's new exercise initiative, GET FIT Huntsville which begins June 1.
"I encourage people to get a work-out partner, make exercise a family activity, or get a group together and devote 1 hour each day to physical activity," Mayor Spencer commented. "Whether it is swimming, biking, or walking summer is an excellent time to begin an active lifestyle."
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Restoration of water tower preserves historical landmark
Water tower dedicated to Dallas Mill and Lincoln Mill
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer, Councilman Mark Russell and Huntsville Utilities were joined by members of the Northeast Civic Association, Northeast Inter Community Council, Dallas-Lincoln Mill Village District Community Development Council and Lincoln Mill Village representatives in a dedication ceremony marking the completion of the historic water tower located on Dallas Street.
"The mills were the lifeblood of our community for so many years," Mayor Spencer stated. "Restoration of this historical landmark honors that heritage as well as gives us the ability to use the tower for water storage."
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Huntsville residents have opportunity to take Sports Safety Course
Huntsville leading Alabama in participating in sports safety training
Huntsville, Ala. --- Tennis courts, swimming pools, golf courses as well as baseball, softball and soccer fields are or will soon be full of activity. Are you prepared to respond to safety issues such as injuries or weather precautions? The City of Huntsville's Recreation Services Department has partnered with the National Center for Sports Safety in educating the public on basic procedures for parents and coaches of youth sports.
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Super Retriever Series returns to Huntsville
Group compliments Huntsville Sports Commission on event last year
 Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the Huntsville Sports Commission held a press conference today announcing that Huntsville has been selected again this year to host a national qualifying venue for the Super Retriever Series. The event will be held during the last week of October.
"The Huntsville Sports Commission made a tremendous effort last year to make the first time event for Alabama a success. It was well supported with more than 2,500 people attending the competitions," Mayor Spencer stated. "The Jones Family's farm was the perfect setting for the hunt tests and field trials last year, and I would like to thank them for providing the location again this year."
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City of Huntsville to address nationally growing concern
Recreation Services seeks to increase awareness of conduct at sports events
Huntsville, Ala. --- "Coach thrown out of game"..."Controversial call ignites brawl in stands" … "Athlete suspended after fight with spectator"…. Those examples of headlines show that across the nation the conduct of coaches, parents, fans and athletes at sporting events has become the attention of many media stories. With the beginning of spring and summer activities, The City of Huntsville is kicking off an effort to increase awareness of the importance of good sportsmanship.
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Heart of Huntsville Drive provides additional downtown corridor
Project is completed at $119,548 under contract amount
Huntsville, Ala. --- Road work in Huntsville continues at a steady pace with 23 projects in active construction or under design to provide enhanced traffic movement through the city. Heart of Huntsville Drive opened after a ribbon cutting ceremony and the official first drive across the roadway by employees who have been involved in the project.
The road has been completed at a total cost of $1,559,468.69 which is $52,228 under the contracted amount. Cost of the bridge was completed with the total cost of $1,393,712.86 which also was $67,320.26 under the contracted amount.
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Huntsville beats 11 cities to win "Horton Hears You" Hometown Challenge
Special screenings of movie for everyone who participated in shout-out to be held at Monaco Pictures on Thursday, March 13
Huntsville, AL --- Chances are if you were downtown last Saturday night you heard Huntsville's answer to 20th Century Fox's "Horton Hears You" Hometown Challenge. Approximately 500 people raised their voices to say, "We are here! We are here!"
Huntsville's efforts were successful in beating eleven other cities competing to be "Who-ville" for a day. The prize is an advance VIP screening of 20th Century Fox's movie "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!"
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City's Community Development Department holds workday to kick-off Emergency Home Repair efforts this year
More than 80 volunteers participating
Huntsville, AL --- More than 80 volunteers from 13 area churches and volunteer organizations will join together to make needed exterior repairs on homes in Huntsville tomorrow. The City of Huntsville's Community Development Department is coordinating the workday which officially kicks off the year for the Emergency Home Repair Program.
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City of Huntsville begins accepting nominations for
2008 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Huntsville, AL --- The Air Pollution Control Board of the City of Huntsville is inviting the submittal of nominations for the 2008 Air Pollution Control Achievement Awards Program. The awards program was established by the board in 1997 to recognize the voluntary efforts of industrial, commercial and institutional facilities to enhance air quality in Huntsville. Award recipients are selected on the basis of letters of nomination submitted to the Board for consideration. There are three categories of awards.
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Mayor Spencer thanks Jimmy Wall and the Huntsville Quarter Midget Association for working with Huntsville Sports Commission to bring the 2009 Eastern Grands to Huntsville.
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2009 Quarter Midget of America Eastern Grands to be in Huntsville
More than 800 competitors from coast to coast expected
Huntsville, Ala. --- The quarter midget car race track on East Schrimsher will be a blur of activity next year with 7 days of championship racing. Mayor Spencer and the Huntsville Sports Commission (HSC) announced at a press conference today that the 2009 Quarter Midget of America Eastern Grands will be held in Huntsville July 19 - 25, 2009. It is anticipated that 800 to 1,000 competitors ranging in age from 5 to 16 will compete.
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Huntsville ranked a top "Green City"
Popular Science magazine recognizes nation's best cities for environmental living
Huntsville, Ala. --- Huntsville's recognition as one of the country's most environmental cities was furthered today by Popular Science magazine in its listing of "America's Top 50 Greenest Cities".
Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the National Geographic Society's Green Guide, the study collected information on U.S. cities with more than 100,000 people. The categories analyzed were electricity, transportation, green living, and recycling and green perspective.
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Alabama High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Championships in Huntsville this week
First time event for city
Huntsville, Ala. --- More than 500 high school wrestlers competed at the Von Braun Arena for state bragging rights. The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) announced last summer that its State Wrestling Championships would be held in Huntsville in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
"We are extremely proud to be the new host city for the championship," Mayor Spencer commented. "There is such a strong support for wrestling in Huntsville. I wish all the athletes good luck."
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TIFs continue to stimulate local economy and aid school systems
Huntsville, AL --- Mayor Loretta Spencer announced at a press conference that the Tax Increment Finance (TIF) Districts continue to perform well and exceed expectations. Mayor Spencer began using the innovative approach to economic development after identifying many vital infrastructure needs including the need to build new schools and upgrade existing facilities.
"I am pleased to announce that our TIFs continue to spur development and assist the local school systems with needed funding," Mayor Spencer stated.
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Huntsville Sports Commission, Citgo Petroleum and Benson Oil Company present
The Second Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Basketball Classic
Huntsville, AL ---- The Huntsville Sports Commission, Citgo Petroleum and Benson Oil Company are bringing a day of high school boys basketball action to Huntsville on Monday, January 21 with four local high school teams playing teams from Birmingham.
"What a great opportunity to enjoy basketball and support our young athletes," Mayor Loretta Spencer commented. "Thank you to the volunteers, the Sports Commission, Citgo Petroleum and Benson Oil Company for making this event possible for the community."
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PUBLIC NOTICE: PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT MEETING FOR THE GOVERNORS DRIVE WIDENING PROJECT, PHASE II
At the public involvement meeting we discussed the upcoming Governors Drive widening, Phase II Project which will span from Gallatin Street to Bassett Street. During the meeting, an overview of the project was presented along with a public viewing of the construction plans.
This meeting took place on Thursday, January 17th, 2008 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the 1st floor conference room of the Public Services Building at 320 Fountain Circle.
IF FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED, PLEASE CONTACT MARVIN GORDON, WITH CITY OF HUNTSVILLE ENGINEERING DIVISION, AT (256) 427-5300.
Mayor Spencer thanks Emergency Home Repair Program volunteers
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer expressed the city's appreciation to more than 900 volunteers who participated during 2007 in the Emergency Home Repair Program administered by the city's Community Development Department.
"As I visited some of the job sites this past year, I was overwhelmed with the generosity of time that so many gave to help others in our community," Mayor Spencer commented. "When you see the appreciation in the homeowners' faces you realize that the work done has impacted their lives tremendously. Thank you to the volunteers and the Community Development staff who have made this initiative a success."
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Free tax preparation offered to city's lower-income residents
Huntsville, AL --- Mayor Loretta Spencer held a press conference today to announce a partnership with Impact Alabama to bring an unprecedented effort to serve Huntsville's working families. Impact Alabama Founder Stephen Black is organizing the SaveFirst Initiative which saves individuals and families a substantial amount of money in tax preparation fees.
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City Municipal Building and Annex to have fencing around perimeters as safety precaution
Huntsville, AL --- The City of Huntsville will have fencing and barricades placed around the perimeters of the Municipal Building and the Annex located at 308 Fountain Circle as a safety precaution.
"This action is the result of an ongoing review of the condition of the buildings' exterior marble-slab panels," Jeff Easter, director of the city's General Service Department stated.
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Mayor Spencer's vision for enhanced Public Safety Services
recognizes another milestone
Construction begins on Facility on Clinton Avenue
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer, the City Council, and the Director of Huntsville's Department of Public Safety Chief Rex Reynolds marked a historic event with a ground breaking ceremony for the city's first combined fire & rescue and police facility. The facility will be on Clinton Avenue West.
"As our city continues to experience growth, providing the best public safety services is extremely important," Mayor Spencer commented. "This facility will provide ample opportunity for growth within the fire & rescue and police departments. The site also provides immediate access to several main roadways and the interstate."
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First company locates in second phase of city's
North Huntsville Industrial Park
GEO Solutions holds Ground Breaking Ceremony
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Spencer joined representatives from GEO Solutions in a ground breaking ceremony for their new facility in North Huntsville Industrial Park. The company is the first to begin construction in the park's second phase.
"I appreciate GEO Solutions increased investment in our city," Mayor Spencer commented. "In 2001 we were able to form TIF 3A in this area. Your investment today contributes to the continued success of that TIF which provided $12 million for capital improvements to schools in north Huntsville."
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Local dogs howl with excitement over new dog park
"Chip In" event celebrates "Dog Spot's" opening
Huntsville, Ala. --- The Dog Spot is Huntsville's first dog park. This wonderful, off-leash doggie play area is the size of two football playfields. Conveniently located in Huntsville's downtown area, the dog park is on Cleveland Avenue by the skateboard park.
"The city has had numerous requests to have a dog park and we are proud to be able to open the first in Huntsville," Mayor Loretta Spencer commented. "Thanks to the cooperation with the Alabama Department of Transportation we were able to make this one happen."
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$1 per month to Project Share would make a big difference for many families in our city
Mayor Loretta Spencer encourages residents to help neighbors
Mayor Spencer proclaims Sunday, December 2, 2007 as “Project Share Day”.
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Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer was joined by Huntsville Utilities representatives and members of the Project Share Advisory Board in a press conference encouraging residents to consider a donation to Project Share of $1 or more per month or as a one-time contribution.
"Huntsville is a community that continues to reach out to those in need," Mayor Spencer stated. "This is a very easy way to help families and know that 100 percent of what you give is used toward paying the utility bills of those who qualify for assistance."
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Huntsville Police Fallen Officers Memorial
 The Huntsville Police Citizens Foundation was formed in 2006 to raise money to erect a Fallen Officers Memorial in front of the Department of Public Safety Complex to honor those who have given their lives to protect others.
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 Grand Opening Bridge Street Town Centre
The newest destination spot in North Alabama, Bridge Street Town Centre officially opened on November 1 with Bill Johnson, Alabama’s director of Economic and Community Affairs, Mayor Loretta Spencer and Gary Safady, managing member of O&S Holdings LLC, leading the way.
City honors five local companies and a local organization with Air Pollution Control Achievement Awards
 Huntsville, AL --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the City of Huntsville's Air Pollution Control Board presented awards to five local companies and a local organization in recognition of their efforts to reduce air pollutant emissions and/or their outstanding efforts in environmental educations. BASF Catalysts, LLC, Hanson Pipe & Precast, Huntsville Education Association, Raytheon, Summa Technology, Inc., and Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Alabama were honored in today's awards ceremony.
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Mayor Spencer negotiates agreement with ALDOT
to complete widening of Old Madison Pike
Huntsville, AL --- Mayor Loretta Spencer has received confirmation from the Alabama
Department of Transportation Director Joe McInnes that ALDOT has revised the Old
Madison Pike agreement to allow the city of Huntsville to use uncommitted Surface
Transportation Program (STPHV) monies designated for Huntsville to complete the project.
"I have been working on this for some time and am very glad that we have reached an
agreement that will speed the start of this project," Mayor Spencer commented. "This allows
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Congressman Charles Dent requests briefing by Huntsville/Madison County Emergency Management Agency on community's preparedness for a nuclear/radiological event
Huntsville, AL --- U.S. Congressman Charles Dent (PA) has requested a meeting with John "Rusty" Russell, director of Huntsville/Madison County's Emergency Management Agency (EMA) and Kirk Paradise, Emergency Plans Coordinator for Huntsville/Madison County EMA. Congressman Dent is a member of the House Committee on Homeland Security and Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Emergency Communications, Preparedness and Response. Russell and Paradise will meet with the congressman on Tuesday, September 11th. [More Details]
Turner Universal Construction Company partners with city of Huntsville's Community Development Department to boost Emergency Home Repair Program
Mayor Spencer thanked the crew from Turner Universal Construction Company at the site of their first Emergency Home Repair project.
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Huntsville, Ala. --- During 2006 a record number of volunteers assisted 91 homeowners in making needed exterior repairs. That record has already been surpassed with more than 900 volunteers assisting with 108 repair so far this year.
Turner Universal Construction Company has offered its assistance on a continuing basis to aid the city's Community Development Emergency Home Repair Program. Immediately, 16 jobs were moved up on the list with the company taking those projects to complete. [More Details]
Jahazy Rooks returns to Huntsville
as city's Director of Information Technology Services
 Huntsville, AL --- Although he has moved 14 times to advance his career, Jahazy Rooks has always considered Huntsville home and the city of Huntsville is glad he has returned to lead the city's Information Technology Services Department.
"My wife and I are excited about moving back to Huntsville. Both our families are here," Rooks commented. "Huntsville is a very different city than the one I left in 1975. It's grown and more progressive."
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Have you enjoyed the trails or streams and rivers lately?
Huntsville is recognized in the most recent issue of National Geographic Adventure as one of the 50 most adventurous towns in the country. Click on the magazine’s cover for more detail.
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The Big Spring Jam 5k Run is held in conjunction with the Big Spring Jam music festival at Big Spring International Park located in downtown Huntsville, Alabama. Start time of the 5K race is usually around 8:00 A.M. The Fun Run is held soon after the last runner in the 5K has finished, usually around 9 A.M.
The Big Spring Jam 5k Run is presented by the City of Huntsville Recreation Services. For information regarding the 5k Run, please contact the City of Huntsville at 256-883-3728 or you can view last years race announcement on the Huntsville Track Clubs web site. The race will be held September 29, 2007. [More Details]
Huntsville is national winner of E-cycling Campaign
Cell phones collected by Operation Green Team earn $5000 prize and more
Huntsville, Ala. --- The city of Huntsville's Operation Green Team was presented $5,000 at the national Keep America Beautiful Conference held in Memphis last week. The cash was the top national prize for the E-cycling Campaign held during KAB's Great American Cleanup. Across the nation 114 KAB affiliates participated in the campaign collecting a total of 2,338 old cell phones. Huntsville collected more than one-third of the total phones with 901 coming from our city. [More Details]
"Fixin' Alabama" recognized as one of Alabama's Innovative Government Programs
Dr. Karen Hill Sheppard accepts award for city's Animal Services
 Huntsville, Ala. --- The city of Huntsville's Animal Services department's "Fixin' Alabama" was recognized by the Auburn Montgomery Center for Government as one of Alabama's Innovative Government Programs. The center sought nominations of new and innovative methods used to help Alabama state, county and municipal agencies reach new levels of efficiency and/or responsiveness. [More Details]
Ditto Landing Recreational Area Updated
Mayor Loretta Spencer presents new playground equipment to Ditto Landing
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Spencer was joined by Madison County Commissioner Jerry Craig, board members of the Huntsville-Madison County Marina and Port Authority and members of the City of Huntsville's Recreation Services Department to present updated playground equipment to Ditto Landing. [More Details]
Alabama High School Athletic Association bringing State Wrestling Championships to Huntsville in 2008
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the Huntsville Sports Commission held a press conference today announcing that Huntsville will be the site of 2008 Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Wrestling State Championships. The event will be held February 7, 8 and 9, 2008 in the arena at the Von Braun Center and will return in 2009 and 2010. [More Details]
Dogs will fly in Huntsville this fall
Huntsville selected as third qualifying location for Super Retriever Series
Huntsville, Ala. --- Mayor Loretta Spencer and the Huntsville Sports Commission held a press conference today announcing that Huntsville will be the site of the third national qualifying venue for the Super Retriever Series. The event will be held October 31 - November 3, 2007. This is the first Super Retriever Series to be held in the State of Alabama.
"This event brings a great opportunity for people of all ages to enjoy watching championship level dog hunt tests, field trials and the exciting Super Fly and Super V events," Mayor Spencer stated. "I would like to thank the Jones Family for providing the perfect setting for the hunt tests and the field trials that will be held on their farm." [More Details]
WEUP Black Arts Festival
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 18th Annual WEUP Black Arts Festival brings more than 165 performers to Alabama A&M University’s campus.
City of Huntsville launches bus campaign to observe National Moment of Remembrance
Residents encouraged to pause on Memorial Day at 3 p.m.
Huntsville, AL --- In honor of the sacrifices many fallen heroes have made for our freedoms Mayor Loretta Spencer and the City of Huntsville Department of Parking and Public Transit will unveil a transit advertising campaign today. Signs appearing on shuttle buses traveling throughout Huntsville will encourage residents to join together for a brief moment at 3 p.m. on Memorial Day to honor those who have died in service to our country and the families they left behind. [More Details]
City of Huntsville earns high rating from Moody's Investors Service, Inc.
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Mayor Spencer points out that the revenue provided by the TIFs is 46 percent ahead of projections.
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Mayor Spencer also announces TIFs continue to exceed expectations
Huntsville, AL --- Mayor Loretta Spencer announced at a press conference held today that the City of Huntsville was granted a Aa1 credit rating by Moody's Investors Service, Inc. This is an upgrade to the city's previous rating and the highest the city can achieve.
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Hurricane Katrina Evacuee Support
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Watch Huntsville City Council Meetings Online
We are proud to announce we will now be streaming the City Council meetings online via hsvcity.com. To watch the Council meeting, click here.
City of Huntsville Street Resurfacing Schedule
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City of Huntsville Tree Commission meeting
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2008 Press Releases
August 12, 2008
Mayor Spencer to recommend extending Veterans Museum's lease [ MORE INFO]
August 8, 2008
6 new courts bring hard court action to Huntsville Tennis Center [ MORE INFO]
August 5, 2008
Newest Shuttle Bus route serves western portions of the city [ MORE INFO]
July 30, 2008
City of Huntsville holds first Sport Fair [ MORE INFO]
June 27, 2008
Huntsville hotels and attractions offer "Stay-cation" specials [ MORE INFO]
May 23, 2008
GET FIT Huntsville begins June 1 [ MORE INFO]
May 21, 2008
Restoration of water tower preserves historical landmark [ MORE INFO]
May 13, 2008
Huntsville residents have opportunity to take Sports Safety Course [ MORE INFO]
May 7, 2008
Super Retriever Series returns to Huntsville [ MORE INFO]
April 15, 2008
City of Huntsville to address nationally growing concern [ MORE INFO]
March 31, 2008
Heart of Huntsville Drive provides additional downtown corridor [ MORE INFO]
March 11, 2008
Huntsville beats 11 cities to win "Horton Hears You" Hometown Challenge
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February 29, 2008
City's Community Development Department holds workday to kick-off Emergency Home Repair efforts this year
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February 20, 2008
City of Huntsville begins accepting nominations for 2008 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
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February 19, 2008
2009 Quarter Midget of America Eastern Grands to be in Huntsville
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February 14, 2008
Huntsville ranked a top "Green City"
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February 6, 2008
Alabama High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Championships in Huntsville
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February 1, 2008
TIFs continue to stimulate local economy and aid school systems
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January 22, 2008
Huntsville Sports Commission, Citgo Petroleum and Benson Oil Company present
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January 8, 2008
Mayor Spencer thanks Emergency Home Repair Program volunteers
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January 7, 2008
Free tax preparation offered to city's lower-income residents
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2007 Press Releases
December 20, 2007
City Municipal Building and Annex to have fencing around perimeters as safety precaution
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December 11, 2007
Mayor Spencer's vision for enhanced Public Safety Services recognizes another milestone
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December 6, 2007
Local dogs howl with excitement over new dog park
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December 6, 2007
First company locates in second phase of city's
North Huntsville Industrial Park
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November 27, 2007
$1 per month to Project Share would make a big difference for many families in our city
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