Town of Vaiden-City Hall

05/21/2025

Citizens of Vaiden,

In observance of Memorial Day, Monday May 26, 2025, Meridian Waste WILL NOT Be running NORMAL SCHEDULE ROUTES! All collection routes will run one day late for that week (All Friday routes will run on Saturday)

Thank you!
Jimmie Moore
Meridian Waste Director

05/21/2025

Town of Vaiden is hiring Part-Time Workers for Street, Water & Public Works.

MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE!!!!

05/01/2025

The Town of Vaiden came together in faith today!

Residents, leaders, and community members gathered at the Vaiden Courthouse to celebrate National Prayer Day. Led by Rev. Weeks and joined by local officials including Chancery Clerk Durward Stanton, Mayor Washington, Mattie Foreman, Sara Head, Alderman Curtis Meeks, Charles and Sandra Hull, Stanley Stuart, Andrea Trinkler, Kensington-Brook Jones, Rev. John Stascievsky, Barbara Williams, Jessie Meeks, Rev. Cleve Hawthorne, and Barbara Tate, Sherice Demmings, Frances Williams and Chief Derrick Scott…this was a short but powerful reminder of unity, hope, and prayer in our town.

05/01/2025

04/30/2025

Town of Vaiden will hold a Special Call Meeting on 04/30/2025 at 5:30.

Topic: General Election

04/25/2025

Another great accomplishment under Mayor Washington Bell Leadership. Bishop Dorothy Wallace held the Deconsecration of St. Clements Episcopal Church along with Judge Rhesa Hawkins Barksdale & Mrs.Buddie Barksdale, Mr. Clarence Pierce, & Attorney Robert Ireland. We had a few citizens to come in and join this wonderful ceremony… Mr. Ken Mcdougal, Ms. Faye Lesso, Ms. Hattie Holman, & Ms. Rubye Miller Not present was Senator Lydia Chassanoil and Ms. Rebecca Welch.

Photos were taken by our City Clerk, Ms. Ravin McCoy

04/17/2025

Let’s CLARIFY: The Town of Vaiden is responsible for repairing Flowers and Court Streets

Mayor Washington Bell

04/15/2025

Mayor Stella Bell

04/15/2025

PSA:

Vaiden Residents,

We are excited to inform you that the Flowers Street infrastructure project has officially begun. We kindly ask for your understanding and patience as we navigate through the construction process. While there may be some temporary disruptions, rest assured that we are committed to completing the project in a timely manner to enhance our community.

Following Flowers Street, the next upcoming project will focus on Court Street. We appreciate your cooperation as we work to improve our streets for everyone’s benefit.

Thank you for your continued patience and support.

Mayor Washington Bell