The addition of the Media Center is a cooperative effort with the Tuscaloosa Convention and Visitors Bureau. The TCVB initially implemented this media center several months ago and as a quasi-City agency, the vendor is allowing the City of Tuscaloosa to utilize this system at no cost to the City. We appreciate the opportunity to work with the TCVB on this.

Tuscaloosa will use the Media Center to publish video files such as public service announcements for City initiatives or other video items such as the Mayor's Report. We will also be adding image data such as slideshows of photos highlighting Tuscaloosa and the surrounding area.

The Media Center will be a nice addition to Tuscaloosa's website and one that will help to further the Mayor's initiative to provide the citizens of Tuscaloosa with government that is customer friendly, efficient and effective. The Media Center may be accessed under our "E-Services" menu or at the link below. Please note that a "broadband" Internet connection such as a cable or dsl modem will be required to effectively use the Media Center. [View the Media Center here...]

I, Walter Maddox, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Mayor of the City of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and on behalf of the City Council, do hereby proclaim the period from May 1 through June 14, 2008, to be “National Military Appreciation Month” [Proclamation...]

Mayor Walter Maddox has appointed Ms. Tracy Croom as his newest department head. [Media release...]

Review of the General Fund and Water and Sewer Fund revenues and expenditures for the first quarter of the 2008 fiscal year with the department heads and Finance Department representatives. [Quarterly Budget Report...]

The 2nd Annual Mayor's 5K Cup saw a record setting 696 participants take to the streets of downtown Tuscaloosa to raise money and awareness for the Tuscaloosa Pre-K Initiative. [5k Cup Media Release....]

Mayor's 5k race results held on Saturday, April 26, 2008. Thanks to all participants who help to make this event a success and helping out the Tuscaloosa's Pre-k initiative. [Results....]

During his October 3, 2005 inaugural address, Mayor Walt Maddox established the core belief that all academically at-risk 4-year old children deserve the opportunity for a highly effective pre-k education. Today, this belief is becoming reality. [Additional info...]

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Video Clip:Our leaders are excited about the opportunity that is available to buy a home in Tuscaloosa. [Video Clip may take a moment to load, Click here]

Let your actions speak louder than words by joining us for a day of volunteerism in support of United Way’s agencies. [Additional info...]

Featuring: 2007 Community Conversations, 2007 Mayor's Cup, Core Beliefs, 311, etc... [View Video now...]

Cool City Initiative [Read Press Release]

Now you can receive email notifications of various items; such as, job postings, council agendas and etc...... [Additional info...]

Forest Lake area, from Hackberry Lane to McFarland Blvd., from 15th Street to Hargrove Road (2-D)

40th to 43rd Streets, 3rd to 6th Avenues, Skyland Park, Sutton Place (7-A)

The Highlands, Buena Vista, Royal Oaks, all streets and avenues in that area.

South Park, Southwood, Summerville (7-D)

TDOT advises that Onyx, Inc. will be closing Paul Bryant Drive between 21st Avenue and 23rd Avenue for the next several months due to the Bryant Drive Streetscaping Project. The contractor will make available access to businesses in this location. Motorists are advised to use extreme caution in the closure area.

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that the 25th Avenue E. bridge will be closed immediately due to structural damage. Kansas City Southern Railway Company, which owns the bridge, is currently designing the replacement structure. To expedite a replacement, the city has committed significant funding for this project. KCS anticipates construction beginning spring 2008 and to be completed by winter 2009. TDOT has established a detour route along Kicker Road.

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that 23rd Avenue between 6th Street and 7th Street will be closed to traffic beginning at 6:00 AM , Monday, September 24, 2007, for an indefinite period of time. This road closure will continue during the demolition of buildings in the area and the new parking deck construction.

The City of Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that 6th Street between 22nd Avenue and 23rd Avenue will be closed to traffic beginning at 7:00 AM , Monday, August 13, 2007, for an indefinite period of time. This road closure will continue until the City Hall Annex 3 and the new parking deck construction is complete.

The City of Tuscaloosa Engineering Department submits a map of the excluded area for the Sanitary Sewer Policy. [See map...]