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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.
Elevate Tuscaloosa
Elevate is a community-driven process to invest in education, art, tourism, parks, and connectivity.
TODAY IN TUSCALOOSA
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
City Hours
Tuscaloosa municipal buildings are all open based on their regular hours of operation.
City Parking
Downtown street parking is available in two hour increments, and the intermodal facility is also open for free parking.
Evening Farmer's Market
The Farmers Market will be open to the public from 3 to 6 p.m. every Tuesday.
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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City of Tuscaloosa Receives $17.1 Million Grant for University Blvd. Project
The City of Tuscaloosa has been awarded a RAISE grant for over $17.1 million dollars from the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) for University Boulevard Corridor improvements.
Read MoreCity of Tuscaloosa Fills Personnel Board Vacancies
Applicants were nominated by the city council and were appointed by the Governor, Lieutenant Governor or Speaker of the House
Read MoreProject Unity to Host Unity Fest
The City of Tuscaloosa’s Project Unity will hold the first-ever “Unity Fest” on Thursday, December 9, from 5 – 7 p.m. at the McDonald Hughes Center. Members of the community are invited to attend this free event to learn more about Project Unity recommendations while enjoying free food, children’s activities and more.
Read MoreTuscaloosa Open Data
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