 Welcome to Anniston, AlabamaLetter from the MayorAnniston, Alabama, The Model City, is a planned community in the truest sense of the word. Our city is entering a period of renewed hope, vision and opportunity that will lead in bringing our citizens together for a collective purpose and a quality of life that can be the model for many years to come. Our goal is to create a theme for the people and developed by the people of Anniston. Our focus is to utilize a citywide, citizen-based, strategic planning process to renew a collective thought in the expenditure, investment and commitments of the city’s financial resources. This planning processing will be focused on identifying needed, realistic, competitive and visionary goals for the future, ones that will benefit our citizens, our visitors, our developments and our legacies – those who will continue to build upon the framework of the model we call Anniston. Over the last few years, the City of Anniston has worked to identify needs. Plans have been well conceived and thought out. Among other things, plans have addressed:
These plans have touched all parts of our city, from Coldwater Mountain and West Anniston through historic downtown Anniston to McClellan and North Anniston. From the Golden Springs Corridor to our airport and along our Quintard Avenue Commercial Center, all points continue to connect. From our shopping centers to our Senior and Community Centers, from our plentiful recreational areas and parks, the points continue to connect. Surrounded by the beautiful natural resources of the Cheaha and Coldwater mountain chains, the Longleaf Preserve and Talladega National Forest, this area is a mecca of beauty. All this and more provides our city with many social, cultural and economic opportunities. People Planning for Progress and Prosperity (P4) is the motivation for the leaders, public servants and volunteers of the Model City. Anniston Mayor Vaughn Stewart |
SUNDAY ALCOHOL SALESMay 17, 2013 Beginning Sunday, May 19, 2013 restaurants within the city limits of Anniston can begin selling alcohol at 11:00 a.m.. Alcohol can be sold at retail stores after 12:00 p.m. Make your plans to visit the local Anniston restaurants this weekend!... ANNISTON CITY COUNCIL MEETINGMay 15, 2013 The next regular scheduled meeting of the Anniston City Council will be Tuesday, May 28, 2013 beginning at 6:00 p.m. A joint work session of the Anniston City Council and the Anniston Board of Education will be held prior to the meeting beginning at 4:00 p.m. in the Old Council... "Anniston's Got Talent" Competition Registation Deadline May 24May 10, 2013 You could win $1,000 if you've got talent! To Celebrate Annistons 130th Birthday please help us showcase our communitys talent! Open to All Ages You do Not Have To Be A Resident of Anniston Talent can be Solo or Group Examples 0f Talent: Singers, Musicians, Comedians, Actors, Gy... PUBLIC HEARINGSMay 6, 2013 The City of Anniston will hold a public hearing on Thursday May 16, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. in the old Council Chambers at City Hall to present information and receive input on the Five-Year Consolidated Plans for the Community Development Block Grant Program and the City of Anniston...  Anniston Spring Plant Sale Final Closeout Sale Saturday May 18May 3, 2013 Don't miss the Anniston Museum Final Day of the Spring Plant Sale at the site of the future Longleaf Botanical Gardens. (Formerly the Lenlock Recreation Center just past the Anniston Museum of Natural History and Berman Museum) Time 9am -2pm Payments can be made by Cash or Check... |
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