Let Us Help You
Most common tasks and requests
Pay My Water Bill
No need for paper checks or cash! Pay your water/trash bill online with bank draft or any major credit/debit card.
Report a Garbage/Trash Issue
Missed your garbage pickup? It happens to the best of us. Report your issue to 311.
Request a Recycling Bin
Tuscaloosa recycles! We're glad you do, too. We're happy to help you keep Tuscaloosa clean and green.
Pay Traffic or Parking Citation
Let's be honest - you probably don't want to look at us right now. Don't worry, you don't have to. Pay the fine here.
Report a Stray Animal
Looks like someone is lost. Let's get this guy back home.
TODAY IN TUSCALOOSA
Friday, February 21, 2020
City Parking
Downtown street parking is available in two hour increments, and the intermodal facility is also open for free parking.
Downtown Entertainment District
Explore beautiful downtown Tuscaloosa! The Downtown Entertainment District is active today from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Parks and Recreation
Explore the outdoors in one of PARA's six activity centers or 35+ parks encompassing over 2,000 acres.
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox Appoints Brent Blankley as New Chief of Police
City of Tuscaloosa Mayor, Walt Maddox, has conditionally appointed Lt. Brent Blankley as Chief of the Tuscaloosa Police Department, effective March 3, 2020. Lt. Blankley has accepted the offer, contingent on confirmation by the City Council.
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Tuscaloosa Police Chief Candidates Selected
The City of Tuscaloosa is in the process of hiring a new Chief of Police for the Tuscaloosa Police Department. Former Chief of Police, Steve Anderson, retired on Aug. 30, 2019, and Assistant Chief Mitt Tubbs was selected to serve as interim chief.
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City of Tuscaloosa Seeks Acts for Sixth Annual Live at the Plaza Concert Series
The City of Tuscaloosa will host musical acts in Government Plaza as part of the sixth annual Live at the Plaza concert series. The concerts will take place every Friday night in June and July, as well as select dates in the fall.
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