• Haleyville City Council Meeting

    April 18, 2022 By InLatest News

    The Haleyville City Council met Monday, April 18, with all members present.  $477, 686.22 was approved for the General Operation Bills and Purchasing Orders for March 2022.  The School Board Election date was set for July 12, 2022.

     

    Carla Waldrep, from The Haleyville Library, made an informative presentation concerning some upcoming, in-house programs, and the availability of wi-fi hot-spots for check out.  Summer Programs will be starting soon.  Follow the Haleyville Library on Facebook for more information and updates, or here, on HBTV.us.

     

  • Haleyville City Council Meeting

    April 4, 2022 By InLatest News

    Monday, 4 April City Council Meeting was attended by all Council members, except “Blue”Russell.  The following Resolutions were discussed and approved:

    RESOLUTION # 2022-09: Additional striping work to include the crosswalk from the Hospital’s Helicopter Pad to the Emergency Room and striping in the maintenance area

    RESOLUTION # 2022-10: The City of Haleyville has been approved for Alabama Industrial Access Road and Bridge Corporation Grant funding through ALDOT for widening and resurfacing of Botush Industrial Park.

    RESOLUTION # 2022-11: Widening and resurfacing of CR-90 from the intersection with SR-13 to approximately 1,035 ft. east

    Councilman Ray Boshell discussed the success of the past HHS Prom weekend,  He applauded the efforts made by parents and community to make safe pre and post-prom events available.

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  • Double Springs Woman Killed in Crash

    March 30, 2022 By InLatest News

    QUAD CITIES POST – A single-vehicle crash at approximately 10:13 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, has claimed the life of a Double Springs woman.  Olivia J. Johnson, 47, was fatally injured when the 2007 Freightliner tractor-trailer she was driving left the roadway and struck a tree. Johnson was pronounced deceased at the scene. The crash occurred on Alabama 33 near the 15 mile marker, approximately 10 miles south of Moulton, in Lawrence County. Nothing further is available as Troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Highway Patrol Division continue to investigate.

  • Haleyville Has Three New Police Officers

    March 22, 2022 By InLatest News

    Three new police officers were sworn in by City Judge Jonathan Lowe at the Haleyville City Council meeting Monday, March 21. Shown with theCouncil and Judge Lowe are Tim Harris, Tarius Walker, and Daniel Revilla.

    In other business, the Council approved the general operation bills and purchase orders for February for $496,644.45. Also approved was the resurfacing and stripping of the City Hall parking lot and engine-ring for an airport project..

    Caroline Thompson andMayor Pro-Tem Drew Thrasher were added to the Municipal Court Fund.

    The next scheduled Council meeting will be Monday, April 4, 5:30 at the Haleyville City Hall.

  • Haleyville City Council Meeting

    March 7, 2022 By InBulletin Board

    The Haleyville City Council met tonight, March 7, 2022, without Councilmembers Brian Berry and George “Blue” Russell in attendance.  One bid was placed for the Tennis Court Renovation Project, and accepted, at the pricetag of $45,339.60.  Twenty five new pool deck chairs, at the cost of $200 each, were approved, for a total of $5,000.00. Upon the suggestion from the Police Chief, Mayor Sunseri announced that three new officers had been hired, at the starting rate of $13 per hour, with increases worked in for certification, favorable evaluations, and pay adjustments.  Opening a CD with the proceeds from the sale of the Fontaine Property was approved, with the intentions of having the funding available for putting in an additional lane in down at the Chevron.