Moulton City Council

Council discusses park improvement grant

The Moulton City Council discussed grants for park improvements at the March 12 meeting."We’ve been talking about this for a little while now,” City Secretary LuAnn Rogers said.

American Legion requests parking lot improvements during council meeting

In a very short agenda, the Moulton City Council heard from the American Legion’s request for future maintenance and paving at the Feb. 21 meeting. All they’re wanting to do is make paving improvements to their parking lot,” City Administrator LuAnn Rogers said.

Council receives police racial profiling report

In a very short meeting, the Moulton City Council received the 2023 racial profiling report from the Moulton Police Department at the Jan. 9 meeting.

Council targets substandard buildings in city

The Moulton city council discussed several city ordinances and approved one of them at its regular monthly meeting held Tuesday, Dec. 12. The first ordinance, approved by council at the Dec. 12 meeting, dealt with substandard buildings and the abatement of those buildings.

Moulton voters keep Zimmerman for mayor

Mark Zimmerman will remain as mayor for the city of Moulton, voters decided Saturday. That’s after facing off for the post with former councilman Donald Wagner for the city’s top elected post as the only contested race on the ballots.

Top execs for the city, school to negotiate terms for full time Moulton school officer

Both the Moulton school district and the city have agreed to let their top managers hammer out the details of what it might take to bring full time police officer to Moulton school campus in the future.

Mejias appointed to Moulton council

The office manager for the local funeral home was appointed Tuesday to fill the council seat left open when one of its members walked out the door last month.

Moulton PD answers 744 calls during month of August 2022

August was a busy month for the Moulton Police Department, with 744 calls logged, 26 citations written, and 58 written warnings issued, six of those citations were for truck ordinance violations of the city truck route.

Moulton Council Walkout/Topic Analysis: So, what’s all this about bottlenecks and water?

AS WE MENTIONED IN OUR RELATED STORY, we don’t pretend to know all the workings behind why, midway through a discussion of an item he asked be placed on the agenda, Councilman Donald Wagner stood up, handed over a prepared letter of resignation, and simply walked out the door Tuesday evening.

How does Moulton best prepare for the future?

He dealt with a few city water well woes. He witnessed how the state’s power grid was flat ill-equipped to handle something as surprisingly simple as a weeklong freeze.