Join the City of Huntsville’s Planning Department for public meetings during Community Planning Month

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The City of Huntsville is celebrating Community Planning Month in October with a series of public meetings to promote engagement with citizens, provide insight into the planning process and discuss current and future projects.

Mayor Tommy Battle presented a proclamation to the Planning Department at the Oct. 8 Council meeting while commending their work.

five well dressed people pose for photo during proclamation presentation
Mayor Tommy Battle, center, presents a Community Planning Month proclamation to members of the City’s Planning Department. From left, Community Development Director Scott Erwin, Planner Lady Kassama, Manager of Long-Range Planning Dennis Madsen and Manager of Planning and Zoning Services.

“We have a great team in our Planning Department who are the experts and have the amazing ability to see around the corner and anticipate what’s coming next,” Mayor Battle said. “We are thrilled to celebrate our Planning Department and take a moment to appreciate their vision that makes Huntsville a special place to live today, tomorrow and years into the future.”

Members of the Planning Department will be presenting at four public events in October with City Council Members.

Oct. 13: Goldsmith-Schiffman Elementary auditorium at, 1210 Taylor Rd., Owens Cross Roads, 5:30 p.m.

Oct. 19: Huntsville-Madison County Public Library Downtown Branch, 915 Monroe St. SW, 6 p.m.

Oct. 20: Hope Church, 1661 Balch Rd., Madison, 6 p.m.

Oct. 28: South Huntsville Public Library classroom, 7901-L, Bailey Cove Rd. SE, 6 p.m.

Planning displays will also be at the North Huntsville Public Library, 3011 Sparkman Dr. NW, and the South Huntsville Public Library.

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