• Haleyville City Council Meeting

    February 7, 2022, the Haleyville City Council met and approved the “Heart of Haleyville” Change Order 1 (RES 22-05), and Advertising for an Accounts Payable Clerk.  Also, bids were approved, and the sale of surplus property was awarded as per ORDINANCE #2022-02 .

    Councilman George “Blue” Russell attended by phone, and Drew Thrasher was absent.

    Mayor Ken Sunseri presents a Proclamation to Kimberly Boshell, Jessica Riddle, and Dr. Holly Sutherland

    Brought to the attention of Dr. Sutherland by Kimberly Boshell, and coordinated by Jessica Riddle, the Haleyville City Schools participated in “The Great Kindness Challenge“, and were recognized tonight as being Kindness Certified Schools, and proclaiming February to be “Kindness Month”.

     

  • Do you like honey?

    FREE STATE BEEKEEPER FLYER 

    Do you like honey?

    Are you interested in learning more about it and the magnificent bees that make it?

    COME JOIN US!

    Free State Beekeepers Association has a meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month

    starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building in Double Springs.

    You don’t have to have bees or even get bees,

    but you can if you want to!

    This is for anyone wanting to be a part of an association that wants to learn about honey bees,

    interested in keeping honey bees or just looking for something interesting to do

    on the 2nd Tuesday of every month!!!

    For more information please contact us!

    PresidentAndrea Glenn

    Vice-PresidentDonald Posey

    Secretary/TreasurerKristal Cagle

    EMAIL: freestatebeekeepers@gmail.com

    Annual Member Dues

    Individual – $10/year

    Family $15/year

    You don’t want to miss it! We hope to see you there!

  • Haleyville Apartment Fire

    Saturday, January 15, the Haleyville Fire Department was dispatched at 3:30am to the Greenleaf Apartment complex, located off of Highway 195.

    Although seven families have been displaced by this event, there was no loss of life.  Fire, smoke, and water damages were apparent in two of the apartments.  The damages were kept to a minimum, considering the time of day, thanks to the swift and effective response of the Haleyville Fire Department.
    According to Facebook resources, efforts have been made to collect clothing and other necessities, for those affected by the fire.

     

  • Bennett Recognized for Service

    At the January 5th City Council meeting, Jonathan Bennett was recognized and commended for his thirteen years of service as a Councilman for the City of Haleyville.  Although retiring his position, Jonathan continues his contributions and service to our community as a Board Member of the Health Care Authority of Haleyville and Winston County, and as an local entrepreneur, creating employment opportunities and quality products.

     

  • ORDINANCE NO. 2022-01 Series 2020-A Bond Proceeds Agreement

    ORDINANCE NO. 2022-01

    AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE A SERIES 2020-A BOND PROCEEDS AGREEMENT AMONG THE HEALTHCARE AUTHORITY OF HALEYVILLE AND WINSTON COUNTY, ALABAMA, WINSTON COUNTY, ALABAMA, AND THE CITY OF HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA

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    BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Haleyville, Alabama (the “City Council”), as governing body of the City of Haleyville, Alabama (the “City”), that the City, having reviewed the Series 2020-A Bond Proceeds Agreement (the “Agreement”), by the City and The Health Care Authority of Haleyville and Winston County, Alabama (the “Authority”), and Winston County, Alabama, as presented to the City, hereby: (a) approves, authorizes and confirms the representations of fact, agreements and obligations of the City in, and the terms and provisions of, the Agreement; (b) authorizes and directs the officers of the City to (i) execute, under seal, and deliver the Agreement in form and of content as presented to the City with such changes (by addition or deletion) as shall not create an additional, or extend or increase any present, obligation of the City under the Agreement and as such officers shall approve by execution and delivery thereof, and (ii) take such action, and execute and deliver such certificates and documents, at such times and in such form and manner, as shall be required by applicable law, legal counsel to the City, or otherwise necessary, to establish the validity, or effect the purposes, of the Agreement; (c) repeal the provisions of any resolution, order, or ordinance of the City to the extent any thereof are inconsistent or in conflict with the terms and purposes of this Resolution; and (d) provide this Resolution is effective immediately.

    After said Ordinance had been discussed and considered in full by the Council, it was moved by Councilmember _____________ that the Ordinance be now placed upon its final passage and adopted.  The motion was seconded by Councilmember _____________.  The question being put as to the adoption of said motion and the final passage and adoption of the Ordinance, the roll was called with the following results:

    Ayes: Ken Sunseri, Mayor

    Drew Thrasher

    Julie “Boo” Brooks

    Blue Russell

    Dr. Ray Boshell

    Brian Berry

    Nays:None

    The Mayor thereupon declared said motion carried and the Ordinance passed and adopted as introduced and read.

  • City Council Meeting

    The Haleyville City Council met Tuesday, January 4, 2022.

    The following Resolutions and Ordinance, were discussed, voted on, and approved:

    Investigator Collins, Investigator for the Haleyville Police Department, informed the Council of a January 25th Community Watch meeting at 6:00pm in the courtroom at City Hall.  Anyone interested in participating, or possibly heading up a Community Watch in your own neighborhood, please feel free to attend.

  • RESOLUTION # 2022-3 Opioid Settlement

    RESOLUTION # 2022-3

    A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF HALEYVILLE TO JOIN THE STATE OF ALABAMA AND OTHER LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AS PARTICIPANTS IN THE ENDO SETTLEMENT

    WHEREAS, the opioid epidemic continues to impact communities in the United States, the State of Alabama, and the City of Haleyville, Alabama.

    WHEREAS, the City of Haleyville has suffered harm and will continue to suffer harm as a result of the opioid epidemic;  

    WHEREAS, the State of Alabama and some Alabama local governments have filed lawsuits against opioid manufacturers, distributors, and retailers (“Opioid Litigation”); 

    WHEREAS, the State of Alabama has entered into a Settlement Agreement with Endo Health Solutions Inc. and Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. (“Endo”), which includes the claims for the State of Alabama’s local governments, and the City of Haleyville finds the terms of the Settlement Agreement acceptable and in the best interest of the community; 

    WHEREAS, the State of Alabama has proposed an Endo Settlement Sign-On Agreement to the local governments and the City of Haleyville finds the terms of the Sign-On Agreement acceptable and in the best interest of the community;  

    WHEREAS, the Settlement Agreement and Sign-On Agreement detail the allocation of Settlement Funds, which the City of Haleyville finds acceptable and in the best interest of the community; 

    NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA,

    Section 1. That the City of Haleyville finds that participation in the Endo Settlement, Settlement Agreement and Sign-On Agreement is in the best interest of the City of Haleyville and its citizens because such a plan would ensure an effective structure for the commitment of Settlement Funds to abate and seek to resolve the opioid epidemic.  

    Section 2. That the City of Haleyville hereby expresses its support for the Endo Settlement and allocation and use of Settlement Funds as generally described in the Settlement Agreement and Sign-On Agreement. 

    Section 3. That the City of Haleyville’s Mayor (“Mayor”) is hereby expressly authorized to execute the Endo Settlement Sign-On Agreement and the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute any formal agreements necessary to implement the Endo Settlement and plan for the allocation and use of Settlement Funds.  

    Section 4. That the Mayor is hereby expressly authorized to execute any formal agreement and related documents evidencing the City of Haleyville’s agreement to the settlement of claims [and litigation] specifically related to Endo.  

    Section 5. That the Mayor is authorized to take such other action as necessary and appropriate to effectuate the City of Haleyville’s participation in the Endo Settlement.

    Section 6. This Resolution is effective upon adoption, the welfare of the City of Haleyville, Alabama requiring it.

    ADOPTED this the 4th day of January, 2022.

  • RESOLUTION #2022-01 for Change Order No. 2

    RESOLUTION #2022-01

    WHEREAS the City of Haleyville is currently working on the 2020 Neighborhood Improvements, 7th Avenue South – Mineral Springs Apartments, Streets, Drainage, Water, and Sanitary Sewer, CDBG Project No. LR-CM-CP-20-021, AND

    WHEREAS the Contractor, Robinson & Sons Construction Services, Inc., has requested to be reimbursed for items listed in Change Order No. 2, including 6-inch and 8-inch ductile iron epoxy lined sewer pipe and 6-inch sewer pipe sleeve, additional pipe support, and stainless steel “L” brackets, additional curb and gutter, and concrete drive.  

    WHEREAS these materials, additional work completed and additional work to be completed, and time extension described in Change Order No. 2 amount to $39,702.00 and 38 calendar days.

    WHEREAS the Project Engineer, Calvin Cassady, P.E. of The Cassady Company, Inc., has reviewed and approved Change Order No. 2 for the extension of contract time.

    NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Haleyville, that Mayor Ken Sunseri is hereby authorized to execute Change Order No. 2 (to be made a part of this Resolution) for the 2020 Neighborhood Improvements, 7th Avenue South – Mineral Springs Apartments, Streets, Drainage, Water, and Sanitary Sewer, CDBG Project No. LR-CM-CP-20-021.

    Adopted and approved this the 4th day of January 2022.