Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization gets input on regional safety action plan
The Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization has held a public meeting at City Hall to get community feedback on its Regional Safety Action Plan.
The Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization has held a public meeting at City Hall to get community feedback on its Regional Safety Action Plan.
The resolution returns the MMFA to a governance model that had been in place for more than 60 years.
“Concerns over current operations are ‘manufactured’ – just because certain city officials keep saying that the City Museum Board and Association Board are ‘operating illegally’ does not make it so.”
Despite the absence of two board members, the board unanimously approved contracts for Dr. Zickeyous Byrd and interim Chief School Financial Officer Pamela Watkins.
Residents gathered at the Country Club Shopping Center to review maps and plans, discussing potential improvements that would make the area more walkable.
The Open Data Portal has current information about the number of 911 calls Montgomery receives and what type of calls they are.
The new pickleball courts are expected to open in October.
Dr. Rutland finds his patients under bridges, beside abandoned fast-food restaurants, and in makeshift homes built from tarps.
Montgomery’s City Hall was filled with nurses, doctors, and other employees from Jackson Hospital who are worried about their jobs and their patients.
The City of Montgomery poured poured $2 million into Cramton Bowl renovations that include a video board and LED lights.