Administration

Jackson City Hall

Jackson, Alabama is a quaint and charming town that is situated in the beautiful Clarke County.

Nestled in the heart of this delightful town is the iconic City Hall. This grand and historic building boasts of architectural splendor and has been standing tall and majestic since its inception in the early 1900s.

Over the years, City Hall has undergone a series of renovations with the sole aim of ensuring that it remains not only functional but also well-maintained for future generations.

The City Hall is not just a building but serves as a hub for a wide range of government offices, including the Mayor’s Office as well as the City Clerk’s Office, among other essential administrative departments.

As a testament to its critical role, Jackson City Hall also has an impressive chamber that is home to the esteemed City Council. It is here that officials gather for public meetings to discuss critical matters relating to the town and vote on important issues affecting the community.

Without a doubt, Jackson City Hall is a symbol of local government, capturing the community’s connection to their elected officials and the town’s common goals and aspirations.

The City of Jackson, Alabama was founded in 1816 and is named after President Andrew Jackson. Former names for the city include “Pine Level” and “Republicville”.

And while Jackson’s rich heritage and small-town charm have been preserved, the city has also grown by leaps and bounds over the past 202 years. Built initially as a “Timber town”, Jackson is now home to many types of industry and commercial development.

From Bloomer’s Gifts & Floral to Boise Cascade Corporation, Jackson is a city with heart and a vision for tomorrow.

Reta

City Clerk

Elizabeth

Purchasing

Kay

BookKeeping

Maddie

Front Office

Deborah

Front Office

Kevin

Public Works

Mayor Paul South

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