Irondale study urges access, higher profile »
Irondale must spruce up its looks, make its shopping centers easier to reach and brag more about its economic strength to attract more development, a Regional Planning Commission-UAB study says.
City Council meets Thursday night »
The Irondale City Council will meet tonight at City Hall. The regular Tuesday night council session was postponed until today due to the council chamber being used for Tuesday’s primary elections.
Titans Cheerleading registration this weekend »
Girls age 5 to 12 years old are welcome to register to join the cheer-leading squad for the Irondale Titans youth football team. Registration is in the Irondale Public Library’s meting room from 6:30pm to 8:30pm on both Saturday and Sunday nights.
For more information visit the Irondale Titans’ website or cal (205) 420-8837.
Wednesday night City Council meeting »
The Irondale City Council will meet tonight, Wednesday, May 19th at City Hall. Pre-council begins at 6pm with the regular council meeting at 7pm.
Council meeting moved to Wednesday »
The second May meeting of the Irondale City Council will be held tomorrow night, Wednesday May 19th. The council typically meets on the first and second Tuesday of each month but was moved due to an out of town conference that many council member were attending.
Public Relations committee meeting Wednesday night »
There will be a meeting of the Public Relations/Information Committee on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at 5:30 p.m. at Irondale City Hall located at 101 South 20th Street, Irondale.
Councilman Terry Bearden on Jefferson County and our roads »
In 2009, the Jefferson County Commission stated that it would no longer continue maintenance on any county road that is within the city limits of any city in Jefferson County, and that they were turning over control of those roads or sections of those roads that were within those respective municipal city limits to the city to maintain. However, the Jefferson County Commission refuses to turn over the state tax money designated for these roads up keep and repair to those respective municipalities (Irondale included). When someone gives you a gift and you accept it, you also accept all of the expenses and responsibilities associated with that gift. Irondale as well as all other cities in the Jefferson County Mayor’s Association chose not to accept this gift. Rest assured that the City of Irondale will make emergency repairs on these roads when needed and then bill Jefferson County for these repairs. But we cannot take over the expense for the county roads that the State of Alabama is paying (with your tax money) Jefferson County to maintain.
Interview with Councilman Saunders »
IrondaleToday.com recently sat down with Irondale City Councilman Robert G. Saunders. Saunders represents District 2 which contains most of Irondale’s historic south side. Saunders was elected in August 2008.
Final day for traffic amnesty »
Today, Thursday, March 4th is the final day that the city of Irondale is offering a one time traffic violation amnesty program.
The amnesty allows individuals who have failed to pay traffic fines, appear in court, or participate in court ordered programs, the opportunity to be cleared of any outstanding warrants upon paying any overdue fines and court costs.
The Irondale municipal court is open today from 9am to 5pm.
Mountie sports on Thursday »
Mountie athletic action starts Thursday afternoon at 4:15 when the varsity boys and girls tennis teams play Gardendale High School. Home matches for the Mountie tennis teams are played at the Levite Jewish Community Center on Montclair Road.
The Shades Valley varsity softball team plays John Carrol High School at 5pm.
The varsity boys and girls soccer teams take on Clay-Chalkville High School. The girls match begins at 5:30pm with the boys following at 7:30pm.
