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Published: Jul 13, 2026
June 2026 Public Safety Reports Show High Activity for Fire and Police Departments; July 4th Efforts Praised
The Boaz Fire Department responded to 158 incidents in June 2026, with 118 classified as medical calls. There were two outside fires and six false alarms. The department also provided 15 lift assists. The Police Department reported 67 arrests, 1,944 response calls, and 601 traffic citations. Animal Control handled 73 calls and sheltered 47 animals. Both departments were commended for their efforts during the Fourth of July celebration.
Street Department Addresses Waste Collection, Road Repairs, and Equipment Issues in June; Darnell and Maple Intersection Closure Announced
The Street Department reported on its June 2026 activities, including waste collection, sign placement, and obstruction clearing. Numbers for litter and junk were down, attributed to a focus on weed eating and manpower shortages. Several issues with sweeper and boom trucks were noted. Beginning the following day, the intersection of Darnell and Maple Street was scheduled for concrete repair by Rogers Group, with Darnell Street closed on the north side. The project involves replacing a pipe and concrete, with an estimated completion by Friday. The department also addressed drainage issues and issued ordinances for tree removal.
June 2026 Reports: Senior Center Serves Over 1,500 Meals, Library Sees High Item Checkouts and Program Attendance
Council member Rodney provided reports for the Boaz Senior Center and the Library for June 2026. The Senior Center served 1,545 meals (838 home-delivered, 706 at the center) and facilitated 1,576 passenger miles with 638 trips. The Library reported 13,254 home items checked out, 4,128 internet uses, and 141 new registered patrons. Programs included 26 in-person/virtual events with 1,758 attendees and 9 passive programs with 1,980 participants, totaling 5,881 library visits.
Cast Iron Cook Off Aims to Support Domestic Violence Victims in Marshall County
Kelly Irby, founder of the Cast Iron Cook Off, presented the upcoming event to the City Council. The event aims to raise awareness and funds for domestic violence victims in Marshall County. Participants can compete by cooking in cast iron cookware, with entry fees or donations of undergarments and toiletries contributing to the cause. The event will be held at the Parks and Recreation Center on October 10th, with registration opening at 5 p.m. and the competition starting at 6 p.m. The event partners with the Community Action Agency of Northeast Alabama for assistance programs.
City Council Approves IT Services Agreement and Pays Accounts Vouchers
The City Council approved a professional services agreement with Lookout Media Enterprises for IT services. This follows discussions held during a prior work session. The agreement aims to provide necessary IT support to the city. The council also approved accounts payable vouchers totaling $178,082.54 for the period of June 19, 2026, through July 9, 2026.
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