City of Huntsville honors standout landscapes at annual Beautification Awards

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Mayor Tommy Battle and City Council members, in conjunction with the City’s Green Team and the Huntsville Beautification Board, recognized 376 properties today at the annual Beautification Awards ceremony.

“It’s a critical responsibility to protect Huntsville’s natural beauty. The individuals and organizations honored today show how creativity and care can shape a healthier, more vibrant city for everyone,” Mayor Tommy Battle said. “Every property recognized this year reflects a deep sense of pride in Huntsville. Together, these efforts make a real difference—creating cleaner, greener and more welcoming spaces across our city”

The mission of the City of Huntsville Beautification Board, created in 1965, is to encourage and applaud beautification efforts throughout the city. The City of Huntsville Beautification Awards began in 1975, recognizing outstanding contributions through exceptional landscaping and well-maintained properties.

“The Beautification Awards highlight the passion and hard work woven into Huntsville’s landscapes,” said Acacia Moore, Huntsville Beautification Board President. “This year’s honorees exemplify how thoughtful design and careful maintenance can strengthen the beauty and spirit of our community.”

The City’s Green Team is a Keep America Beautiful affiliate and a division of the City of Huntsville’s Landscape Management Department.

Beautification Awards Sign

In addition to all of the honorees, special awards were also presented to the following:

  • Mayor’s Award: Lockheed Martin
  • Beautification Special Recognition Award: Judy Sullivan, volunteer
  • District 1: Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
  • District 2: McMullen Lane Entrance
  • District 3: Rosies Mexican Cantina
  • District 4: Randolph Lower School
  • District 5: Walden at Providence

2026 Beautification Awards Mayor's Award winners Lockheed Martin accept award from Mayor Tommy Battle

“Our awardees play an important role in keeping Huntsville beautiful,” Manager of Landscape Management Niki Sothers said. “Beautiful landscapes are living systems—they require care, skill and vision. This year’s honorees demonstrate what thoughtful design and regular maintenance can achieve.”

The event program contains the full list of 2026 Beautification Award honorees and addresses.

 

 

PHOTO Right: 2026 Mayor’s Beautification Award winners Lockheed Martin with Mayor Tommy Battle

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