The council’s attorney reported the city previously approved a resolution authorizing a joint petition with a regional water authority and county commission and recommended coordination for filing; no new vote was recorded at this meeting.

Following a unanimous recommendation from the Hackmore (HABML) Water Authority, Alexander City moved to petition the Tallapoosa County Commission and the Hackmore Water Authority to transfer operation and certain assets to the city; council approved the resolution 6–0 after a staff presentation on process and public questions about billing and service operations.

In a series of voice votes the Alexander City Council approved retail licenses, a Chick-fil-A sign-height change, a resolution supporting an ALDOT TAP sidewalk grant, set a rezoning public hearing, and approved appointments including naming a mayoral appointment for utility superintendent and a planning-commission appointment.

Mayor assumes charge of stalled tenant negotiations for necessary funding agreement.

Council recognizes local athletes while approving agenda for July 7, 2025 meeting.

City successfully hosted 45 teams for the All American Youth softball state championships.

City officials encourage neighbors to connect and assist Texas communities affected by disaster.

John Hill advocates for Flint Hill Church's rezoning from residential to general business status.

Council members unanimously rezone properties for business use and schedule condemnation hearings.

Tappos County simulates water plant failure, highlights emergency response teamwork with Ellicott City.

Council opts to wait for District 3 election while appointing Chris Brown as Pro Tem.

Council discusses water funding solutions as staff presents varying data scenarios during work session

City Council allocates funds for downtown beautification and approves Christmas ice rink project.

Council awards contract for Raley Road recycling center to improve community access.

Council discusses safety and feasibility of relocating the nutrition center to Fire Truck site.

Airport sees revenue growth as local departments respond to storm damage cleanup efforts.

Officials aim to enhance nonprofit collaboration through funding and support for community needs.

City officials move forward with plans for a dedicated nutrition center for seniors