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Hanceville discusses updating employee vehicle policy in response to fuel costs - The Cullman Times (opens the original)
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Published 9:48 am Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Surging fuel costs have caused the city of Hanceville to consider updating its employee vehicle policy. During its meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, the council discussed updating its policies and procedures manual to no longer allow department heads and on-call employees to take city-owned vehicles home at the end of their shift. Mayor Nolan Bradford said that, based on current averages, the city has been paying roughly $5 per day in fuel for each of i
City approves new residential zoning amendments - The Cullman Times (opens the original)
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Published 8:51 am Tuesday, September 29, 2026 The city of Cullman approved changes to its residential zoning ordinances on Monday, Sept. 28, prohibiting the development of new, detached, single-family homes in high-density districts. Higher-density, multi-family dwelling units such as apartment complexes and care homes have historically been reserved for the city’s R-4 district under its previous zoning ordinances. However, the previous ordinance still allowed detached single-family dwellings. A
Two new laws effect Alabama vape products - The Cullman Times (opens the original)
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Published 8:40 am Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Two new Alabama laws regarding electronic nicotine devices, or “vape products,” will take effect this week. Senate Bill 9, sponsored by Alabama Senator Gerald Allen (R-Tuscaloosa), expands the state’s Clean Indoor Air Act’s definition of smoking to include vaping, effectively banning the practice in public indoor spaces. This includes auditoriums, elevators, hospitals, nursing homes, libraries, courtrooms, jury waiting rooms and deliberation rooms, t
City of Cullman presents tight budget; includes 3% step raise for employees - The Cullman Times (opens the original)
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Published 10:15 am Tuesday, September 15, 2026 The Cullman City Council said its newly approved FY 2027 budget prioritizes employee and community wellness despite a noticeable dip in tax revenue over the course of the previous year. “This budget year has been a little bit different than any of the previous budgets we’ve worked on,” City Clerk Wes Moore said during the council’s meeting on Monday, Sept. 14. “Normally, our revenues increase by about 3% each year, roughly on average. But this year,
'They aren't forgotten': West Point High School honors lives lost in Sept. 11 attacks - The Cullman Times (opens the original)
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Published 4:52 pm Monday, September 14, 2026 West Point High School students commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks with a powerful reminder that reflected not only the extent of the damage caused, but also honored the individual lives that were taken. West Point history teacher Jimmy Harbison remembers sitting inside a furniture warehouse in downtown Cullman when he heard that a plane had crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center just before 10 a.m. One hou
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