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06/11/2026

We are live! Watch tonight's City Council meeting now and see what's going on in your community.

Where to watch📺:
1. Stream online: https://tinyurl.com/232t64u9
2. HSV-TV (Comcast 1088/16 or WOW 42), Roku or Amazon Fire TV
3. City of Huntsville mobile app for Android and iOS
4. Huntsville City Council Meeting Facebook Live

06/10/2026

Join Huntsville Animal Services on Sunday, June 14, from 2–6 p.m. for the annual Boom Proof Your Pet event at the Jaycee Building in John Hunt Park. 🐕🎆

This free event helps families prepare and protect their pets during fireworks season, reducing the number of frightened, displaced animals that end up in the shelter during holiday celebrations.

Learn more and register your pet: https://tinyurl.com/pv9v76zu

06/04/2026

Recently, City Council and the Huntsville City School Board held a joint work session to receive updates on the growth of our city and school system, as well as discuss plans to manage that growth. During the session, presentations covered:

• Demographics and Population Trends
• HCS Capital Plan Expansion
• Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District Overview

Watch the work session: https://tinyurl.com/4yfk9cbr

06/03/2026

Heads up District 4! Council Member Bill Kling will hold his monthly Town Meeting on Monday, June 15, from 6-7 p.m. at the Huntsville Madison County Public Library's downtown branch, 915 Monroe St SW. 📅

Drop by to receive updates, ask questions, and connect with your City representative.

See you there!

06/02/2026

During last week's City Council meeting, two roadwork contracts were approved in the second phase of the 2026 fiscal year resurfacing budget. 🛣️

Rogers Group was awarded the bid for residential street resurfacing, and Lambert Contracting LLC will be handling concrete improvements, as well as ADA upgrades. Over 60 residential streets are included in this phase.

See which streets will be repaved in your neighborhood: https://tinyurl.com/4uudxzem

05/27/2026

As we head into summer, the Huntsville Police Department (HPD) is reminding drivers to slow down, follow traffic laws, and help keep our roads safe for everyone. HPD will increase enforcement and expand public education efforts through Friday, July 31, with a focus on reducing speeding and reckless driving during the busy summer season. 🚗☀️

How you can help keep Huntsville’s roads safe this summer:
• Obey posted speed limits
• Eliminate distractions while driving
• Allow extra travel time instead of rushing
• Watch for pedestrians, cyclists, and children in neighborhoods
• Buckle up and make sure all passengers are wearing seat belts

Drive with care and enjoy the summer!

Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/5477dvpb

05/25/2026

City of Huntsville municipal offices will be closed on Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day. City offices will reopen on Tuesday, May 26, at 8 a.m.

Monday garbage collections will be delayed one day. Cans should be left by the curb until they are collected.

Essential fire and police personnel will remain on duty throughout the holiday.

05/22/2026

The City of Huntsville is excited for another season of Concerts in the Park featuring live, local artists in Big Spring Park. Arts Huntsville and Huntsville Parks and Recreation have announced the full 2026 lineup, featuring dynamic musicians performing every Monday evening through August 3rd. 🎶🎷

2026 Lineup:
• June 1 — Set 1: Groovy Neighbors • Set 2: JUICE
• June 8 — Maneuver Center of Excellence Band (MCoE), Fort Benning
• June 15 — Set 1: Rocket City Jazz Orchestra • Set 2: Groove
• June 22 — Set 1: J Class Band • Set 2: Jamar
• June 29 — Set 1: Ty Blackwell • Set 2: Brett Carlisle & the Mason Jar Prophets
• July 6 — Set 1: Bloom After Fall • Set 2: The Backbeat Band
• July 13 — Set 1: Jayne and the Huntsme • Set 2: SIMEON
• July 20 — Set 1: The Grasstronauts • Set 2: The Brooklines
• July 27 — Set 1: Lana White & The Heights • Set 2: Triple Play
• August 3 — Set 1: Surprise Lineup

Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/4uxjyyd3

05/19/2026

During the May 14 City Council meeting, two resolutions were approved to rename a downtown street and dog park in honor of the life and legacy of legendary blues musician “Microwave” Dave Gallaher.

Council Member Bill Kling, along with Council Member David Little and Council President Jennie Robinson, attended a celebration at the Von Braun Center this past Sunday in remembrance of Microwave Dave. During the event, where friends, family, and fans gathered, Council had the honor of presenting a commemorative street sign, which matches the one now installed on a portion of Cleveland Avenue, and an official resolution to Gallaher’s family.

These renamings recognize Microwave Dave’s profound impact as a musician, educator, and advocate for the arts in Huntsville and beyond.

Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/yucu8wnf

Address

308 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, AL
35801

Website

https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/councilmember/bill-kling/

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