Mayor Walt Maddox will make his recommendation for the FY 2009 General Fund and Water and Sewer budgets at the 6:00pm, August 19th City Council Meeting held in Council Chambers on the second floor of City Hall. The media and public are invited to attend. [ View Full Presentation]

Video of the news conference in which Mayor Maddox introduced Chief Steve Anderson as Tuscaloosa's new Chief of Police. [View Video...]

This morning Mayor Walter Maddox announced his appointment of Steve Anderson as the new Chief of Police for the City of Tuscaloosa. Chief Anderson will replace Chief Ken Swindle, who has led the Tuscaloosa Police Department (TPD) for the past 18 years. [Additional info...]

Mayor Maddox made his recommendation for the Amphitheater, Farmers' Market and Convention and Visitor's Bureau to the City Council, staff and media on Tuesday, July 29th.

The presentation is a large file and may take some time to download. [Review Presentation]

The 2nd Annual Fireball Run Rally; Race to Recover America's Missing Children will make a stop in Tuscaloosa on September 29th & 30th. To learn more about this unique cross-country race, visit www.fireballrun.com. [Additional info...]

A proposal to amend the text of Tuscaloosa's Zoning Ordinance pertaining to the Riverfront Development District may be viewed at the link below. [View Ordinance...]

Tuscaloosa City Council Meetings are now being replayed on Comcast Cable channel 20 at 1:00pm, Monday - Friday

During his October 3, 2005 inaugural address, Mayor Walt Maddox established the core belief that all academically at-risk 4-year old children deserve the opportunity for a highly effective pre-k education. Today, this belief is becoming reality. [Additional info...]

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Featuring: 2007 Community Conversations, 2007 Mayor's Cup, Core Beliefs, 311, etc... [View Video now...]

Now you can receive email notifications of various items; such as, job postings, council agendas and etc...... [Additional info...]

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation (TDOT) will be sweeping the following general areas the week of August 18, 2008:

College Hills, Oak Ridge, Washington Square, Westfield, Warrick Estates (1-B)

Ridgeland, North Hampton, Riverchase, Wellington (3-D)

Hillsdale, Lynn Haven, Summerfield, Green Acres (5-A)

Beech Hills, Mayfair, Shannon Drive, 18th Street East (6-A-2)

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that the 25th Avenue E. bridge will be closed immediately due to structural damage. Kansas City Southern Railway Company, which owns the bridge, is currently designing the replacement structure. To expedite a replacement, the city has committed significant funding for this project. KCS anticipates construction beginning spring 2008 and to be completed by winter 2009. TDOT has established a detour route along Kicker Road.

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that 23rd Avenue between 6th Street and 7th Street will be closed to traffic beginning at 6:00 AM , Monday, September 24, 2007, for an indefinite period of time. This road closure will continue during the demolition of buildings in the area and the new parking deck construction.

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that 6th Street between 22nd Avenue and 23rd Avenue will be closed to traffic beginning at 7:00 AM , Monday, August 13, 2007, for an indefinite period of time. This road closure will continue until the City Hall Annex 3 and the new parking deck construction is complete.

The City of Tuscaloosa Engineering Department submits a map of the excluded area for the Sanitary Sewer Policy. [See map...]