Aliceville Council discusses road paving project and looking to expand city limits.
By Justin Anderson
News Correspondent
ALICEVILLE- The Aliceville City Council held their bi-weekly meeting again on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. The first order of business was to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Since there were no questions from anyone, the minutes were approved.
Mrs. Algene Strickland reading the resolutions to the council.
By Kandis Snyder
Managing Editor
ALICEVILLE-Robert Wilder, Mayor Pro-Tempore, called the Aliceville City Council meeting to order on March 24, 2022 with all council members present. Mayor Windham was not in attendace.
The council approved of last meeting’s minutes mov- ing into discussion for items under unfinished business.
Wilder mentioned to the council that there were no new updates for the trailer parks. He asked for the item to be tabled to next meeting in which it was approved to do so.
Chief Tonnie Jones awarding Officer David Corder on his retirement
By Donna Bain
Staff Writer
ALICEVILLE- The Aliceville City Council meeting was held March 9, 2022, at 5 p.m. at Aliceville City Hall. Mayor Terrence Windham called the meeting to order.
After the invocation, the minutes were approved on a motion from Councilman Thomas Wilkins and a second from Councilman Chris Lewis.
Windham gave a report about the city’s trailer parks. He said there will be a meeting with the attorneys and the council members who have the trailer parks in their district by the end of this month.
Aliceville Council
By Donna Bain
Staff Writer
ALICEVILLE-The Aliceville City Council meeting was held February 23, 2022, at City Hall. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Terrence Windham. After the invocation, the minutes were approved on a motion by Council- man Robert Wilder and a second by Councilman Chris Lewis.
Windham said the renovation of the kitchen and bathroom at City Hall will be finished on March 13, 2022. They are limiting the usage of the kitchen area because they don’t want anyone to get hurt.
Aliceville Council votes to accept bids to clean up Southwest ditches and surpus vehicles.
By Caitlin Saxton
News Correspondent
ALICEVILLE- Mayor Terrance Windham called the first Aliceville City Council meeting of the new year to order at 5 pm on Wednesday, January 12. After approving the minutes from the December 22 meeting, the council moved into unfinished business. Mayor Windham began unfinished business by providing an update on the renovation of the City Hall kitchen and bathroom.
Joe Hurst was chosen to serve on the Aliceville Gas Board during the January 13, 2021 Aliceville Council meeting.
ALICEVILLE - The January 13, 2021 Aliceville City Council meeting was called to order by Mayor Terrence Windham with all council members present. PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT Under unfinished business, Windham spoke regarding the purchase of equipment for the Street Department. "We've had multiple talks and it has been on the agenda for a little while, but we think we have a beat on some equipment, coming up at the end of the month," Windham said. "We think we can do something favorable on a number of items that the street department can use and needs.
Aliceville Mayor Marva Gipson replies to Councilman Terrence Windham’s request for discussion during city council
BY BRIAN HAMILTON
Managing Editor
brian@pcherald.com
Aliceville City Councilman Terrence Windham discusses giving employees hazard pay during the July 8th city council meeting.
BY BRIAN HAMILTON
Managing Editor
Mayor Gipson and Councilman Max Allen discuss an agenda item during the June 24 council meeting.
BY BRIAN HAMILTON
Managing Editor
Aliceville Police Chief Tonnie Jones mentions to the council that the city needs to do more to honor police officers and first responders on September 11.
The September 11, 2019 Aliceville City Council meeting began with Warren Lavender calling the meeting to order, as Mayor Marva Gipson was absent for the meeting. The first item discussed by council was regarding Sunday alcohol sales. Since Mayor Gipson, nor City Attorney John Russell was available, the council chose to table the item until a later date. The motion was passed unanimously. The council then made a motion to pass the 2019-2020 budget. Without Mayor Gipson being at the meeting, the council also voted unanimously to table a vote to pass the 2019-2020 budget.
