The City of Jackson, Alabama, was founded in 1816 and proudly carries a rich history, having been named after President Andrew Jackson. Originally known as Pine Level and later Republicville, Jackson has always been a place rooted in tradition and community.
While our small town charm remains, Jackson has grown and evolved over the past two centuries. Once known as a timber town, our city is now home to a diverse mix of industry and commercial development. This growth reflects both our resilience and our vision for the future.
Nestled along the banks of the Tombigbee River, Jackson offers a strong location for business and industry, paired with a workforce known for its hard work and pride in their hometown. This is a place where people care about their neighbors, their community, and where they are headed.
Jackson is the largest city in Clarke County, surrounded by the pine trees of southwest Alabama and located about an hour from Mobile. Those who call Jackson home take great pride in the community they have built. It is welcoming, connected, and full of heart.
The team at Jackson City Hall reflects that same spirit. Our staff is dedicated, professional, and genuinely committed to serving the people of Jackson. With years of experience and a caring approach, they are always ready to help.
If you are looking for a place to live, work, or invest, somewhere that truly feels like home, Jackson, Alabama welcomes you. If you ever need anything, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here for you.
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The City of Jackson is located on the banks of the Tombigbee River, making us a great location for industry. READ MORE