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Hazardous roads fixed in Winston County
CRANE HILL Ala. (WIAT) — Viewers in Winston County called CBS 42’s Your Voice Your Station team concerned about roads they once called a public safety hazard. Now, they’re finally feeling a sense of relief. That’s because James Kinsman and his neighbors just got two brand new county roads – 4006 and 4009. “It’s mind-boggling,” […]
City of Cullman Wastewater Treatment Plant honored with prestigious award
CULLMAN, Ala. – The City of Cullman Wastewater Treatment Plant has been recognized for its outstanding operations by the Alabama Water & Pollution Control Association (AWPCA). At the recent AWPCA Conference, the plant was awarded the “Best Operated Plant Award” in the Bio- Filter/Trickling Filter category for 2023. This accolade highlights the plant’s unwavering commitment to excellence and its reputation as a leader in wastewater management within the state of Alabama. The recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the plant’s staff, who continuously strive to maintain high operational standards and environmental stewardship. “We are incredibly proud of our team for achieving this honor,” said Cullman Mayor Woody Jacobs. “This award reflects our commitment to providing top-tier wastewater treatment services to our community while safeguarding our environment.” Council Utilities Committee Chairman David Moss also expressed his pride in the achievement, stating, “This award is not just a recognition of our wastewater treatment plant, but a reflection of our city’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. We are grateful for the hard work and dedication of Jake Calloway and his team.”
Cullman City Council recognizes wastewater plant, rated top in state
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman City Council on Monday took a moment in its meeting to recognize the city’s wastewater treatment plant, which was recently rated the best in Alabama. Council Utilities Committee Chairman David Moss told the council and audience, “For the second time in three years,...
Operation Round Up Board delivers $40K in paper to local schools
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Operation Round Up Board on Tuesday announced a $40,000 paper grant benefiting Cullman County Schools, Cullman City Schools, Sacred Heart, St. Paul’s, St. Bernard, Cullman Christian, Meek and Addison. The funding provides essential paper supplies, ensuring that students and teachers have the resources they need for a successful school year.
Bethsadia VFD seeking nominations for board of directors
CULLMAN, Ala. – The Bethsadia Volunteer Fire Department (BVFD) is seeking nominations for those who want to serve on its board of directors. These are volunteer seats, but needed within the community. The BVFD serves an area of approximately 27 square miles just west of the city of Cullman....
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