Greater Brewton Area Chamber of Commerce

06/12/2026

The Alabama Blueberry Festival, Brewton has a lot of blueberry.

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

Just because you have a local branch doesn’t mean you’re a local bank. Come see us today.

06/11/2026

Dont forget about the car show and the tractors for The Alabama Blueberry Festival, June 20th at Jennings Park in Brewton Al.

06/10/2026

A little fact some people wont know about the Ice Cream for The Blueberry Festival. The Blueberries are grown here in Brewton by local growers every year then they are taken to a company in Mobile that makes the Ice Cream for us just for this event. We take pre orders every year for Ice Cream. If you missed it this year be sure to contact us next year. But you can always grab a taste at the Alabama Blueberry Festival. June the 20th at Jennings Park.

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

*E-Bike Safety & Alabama Law Reminder*

As electric bicycles (e-bikes) continue to grow in popularity, the Brewton Police Department would like to remind riders and parents of several important Alabama laws regarding their operation.

In Alabama, e-bikes are generally considered the same as traditional bicycles. Riders have the same rights and responsibilities as bicyclists and are required to obey all traffic laws.

No driver’s license, registration, tag, title, or insurance is required for a legally classified electric bicycle.

E-bikes may be operated anywhere traditional bicycles are permitted, including streets, roadways, highways, shoulders, bicycle lanes, and multi-use paths, unless otherwise restricted by local authorities.

Alabama law classifies e-bikes as:
• Class 1: Pedal-assist only, up to 20 mph.
• Class 2: Throttle-assisted, up to 20 mph.
• Class 3: Pedal-assist only, up to 28 mph.

Class 3 E-Bikes Have Additional Requirements:
• Riders must be 16 years of age or older to operate a Class 3 e-bike.
• All operators and passengers on a Class 3 e-bike must wear a properly fitted bicycle helmet.
• Class 3 e-bikes must be equipped with a speedometer.

Riders and parents/guardians should also be aware that some electric-powered two-wheel vehicles marketed as “e-bikes” may exceed Alabama’s legal e-bike classifications. Vehicles with excessive power or speed capabilities may be subject to different laws and requirements.

To help promote safety and educate riders, Brewton Police Department officers will be utilizing our very own e-bikes throughout the city. Officers will be available to answer questions, provide safety information, and help ensure that e-bikes are operated safely and legally. When necessary, officers will also enforce applicable laws and regulations regarding e-bike operations.

The Brewton Police Department encourages all riders to wear a helmet, remain alert, obey all traffic laws, and ride responsibly. Safe riding helps protect both the rider and everyone sharing our roadways.

06/09/2026

Brewton's annual Alabama Blueberry Festival has something for everyone. The kids area is all FREE for them to play and explore all day. Pony rides do have a fee, but it certainly worth the smiles. This area will be sponsored by Georgia Pacific so a huge Thank You for their community support.