City of Scottsboro, Alabama February 23, 2015 Department Manager Structure and Salaries; City Council Regular Session

Scottsboro City Hall (photo by G. Morgan) city web site http://www.cityofscottsboro.com/

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Scottsboro Department Heads and Annual Salary 

Mayor Melton Potter supervises all city department heads, Mayor Potters salary - $74,000

The City Council approves the hiring and firing of 3 positions, City Attorney, City Clerk, Police Chief. Most to least pay is listed in order per Mayor Potter on February 23, 2015 based on city financial data.

Finance and Accounting - Mr. Rick Wheeler - $77,868.00

Public Works Department (Streets &Solid Waste) - Mr. Eddie Blizzard - $77,568,00

City Engineer/Planner - Mr. Josh Little - $71,508.00

City Clerk - Ms. Whitney Phillips - $71,000.00

Police Department, City Jail and Animal Control - Chief Ralph Dawe - $69,168.00

Parks & Recreation - Ms. Yvonne Yockel - $68,844.00

Human Resources - Ms. Erin Dixon - $66,000.00

Fire & Rescue - Chief Gene Nicklaus -  $65,000.00

City Attorney - Mr. Steve Kennamer, Esq. - $63,600.00

City Maintenance Department - Mr. Chad Green - $55,000.00

Airport, Word Field - Mr. Don (Ty) Towery -  $50,820.00

Cemetery Department - Mr. Benny Bell - $49,324.00

I.T. Department - Mr. Clint Sebring - (start) $45,000, increase to $50,000.00 after 6 months

Scottsboro Municipal Court - Hon.  James Mick - $24,000.00

City Council pay per month - President - $975.00; President pro tem - $950.00 

Council Member - $925.00

Discretionary Funds - City Council - $5000.00 for the council; Mayor - $5000.00

AGENDA

Current Council Agenda

New Business:

1.  Consider Resolution 2015-01-07: Reallocation of RZED Money - approved

2. Consider Revised Alcohol Ordinance #586 - approved, previous ordinances repealed

3. Announce Tree Commission Appointments - Ms. Arlene Greeb, Jason Shelton

4. Announce Personnel Board Appointments - Mr. Kelly Goodowens, Ms. Nora Sebring

Reports: Council President - Patrick Stewart: This week is Arbor Week in Alabama. March 2, 2015 there will be a combined work session and regular meeting of the City Council; there will be no meeting on March 9, 2015  

Ribbon Cutting - Friday, February 27th at 11:00 AM. This event will take place at the Ben Sanford Boys and Girls Club. Everyone is invited to attend. For more information contact James Allen at 256-259-3405.

VIDEO

Scottsboro City Council Meeting, Aug 26, 2013 First Monday Trade Days Weekend - Labor Day

Scottsboro's First Monday

 

 

Scottsboro City Council Big News - Scottsboro Boys & Girls Club to be assisted by the City of Scottsboro as the Gadsden Boys & Girls Clubs folds due to financial problems. Mayor proclaims September as Drug Awareness Month; Chief of Police Ralph Dawe and Dr. Judy Berry, Schools Superintendent make comments. See video below.

 

Cruise In Saturday August 31st, 2013

 

 

City Council Agenda

Next City Council Meeting will be on Sep. 9, 2013; work session and regular session.

 

VIDEO

 

Scottsboro City Council Work Session - Scottsboro Boys and Girls Club Discussion, Aug 19, 2013

 

Monday August 19, 2013 was a work session of the Scottsboro City Council.

The Big Topic-Scottsboro Boys and Girls Club

 

AGENDA

 

VIDEO

Please Support the Boys and Girls Club of Scottsboro---Voters League Fish Fry

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SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB, CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE!

I know times are tough but this is a very worthwhile organization to support. Here is their website, http://www.bgcnortheastalabama.org/ , check them out!

About the boys and girls club: In every community, boys and girls are left to find their own recreation and companionship in the streets. An increasing number of children are at home with no adult care or supervision. Young people need to know that someone cares about them.

Boys & Girls Clubs offer that and more. Club programs and services promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.

As part of a national organization with 4,000 club sites, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Alabama is committed to provide the best programs and services to the youth of our community and the surrounding area as we have for the past 54 years.

Boys & Girls Clubs are a safe place to learn and grow -- all while having fun. It is truly The Positive Place For Kids.

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Fish Fry--This Saturday from 11:00 AM til later on in the afternoon, the Jackson County Voters League will be holding a Fish Fry to support the League's activities. Stop by 309 North Houston Street, Ben Sanford Center, this Saturday and purchase a fish dinner, hot dogs or a fish sandwich in support of the Voters League of Jackson County.

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About the Voters League and Mr. Archie Stewart: http://www.leftinalabama.com/diary/6346/scotsboro-set-to-honor-professor-archie-stewart-man-of-firsts