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February 2020

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  1. Sun Feb. 16

    Peter Pan

  2. Tue Feb. 18

    Huntsville City Council Finance Committee meeting

  3. Tue Feb. 18

    The American Dream Exhibit

  4. Tue Feb. 18

    Open Studio

  5. Tue Feb. 18

    Huntsville City Council meeting
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  1. Free Main Street Music series revealed

    Read on...

  2. Applications being accepted for City Boards/Commissions

    Applications are available for Huntsville residents interested in serving on a City board or commission. There are currently several vacancies still available. Read on...

  3. Walker County officials need your help

    The Walker County Broadband Committee just launched a new effort to identify solutions for expanding and improving access to broadband (high-speed internet) across the county. Read on...

  4. City of Huntsville Recycling Guidelines

    Quick reminders about recycling to make a #GreenerHuntsville Read on...

  5. Text-to-9-1-1 services available in Walker County

    The Gulf Coast Regional 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District (GCRECD) announced the availability of Text-to-9-1-1 service in Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Liberty, Matagorda, Walker, Waller, and Wharton counties. Read on...
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2020 Strategic Plan

  1. 2020 Strategic Plan Initiatives

City of Huntsville Budget Book

  1. FY 2020 City Manager's Recommended Budget

2019 Proposed Tax Rate

  1. Notice of 2019 Proposed Tax Rate
  2. Notice of 2018 (FY18-19) maximum tax rate
  3. Council publication statement of intention to adopt maximum property tax rate for FY 16-17
  1. Homework Help
    New program alert! The Huntsville Public Library will be offering     Homework Help for elementary and junior high aged students in math on Wednesday afternoons from 4:30 - 6 p.m. in the Nash Board Room. Participants can use library laptops or ask a library staff member for help. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact HPL Children’s Coordinator Rachel McPhail at 936-291-5910.
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