City of Clay Alabama

with Community at the Heart

 
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Welcome to the City of Clay
Welcome Karen Moody PDF Print E-mail
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The City of Clay hired Clay resident, Karen Moody, on March 1.

She is the new Clay Public Library director.

Karen comes to us after working 15 years in other libraries.
 
Her most recent responsibilities were at the Trussville Public Library as an administrative assistant.

With this new addition is the plan to expand the operating hours to include a weekend day. After discussing the matter with the Clay Library Board in a future meeting, Karen will announce the new hours.

Karen also plans to increase the selection in the collection and add more programs, particularly a summer reading program.

To do this in a way that serves Clay residents, she is asking for some feedback. Contact Karen here.
 
CITY WIDE YARD SALE PDF Print E-mail

BUY, SWAP or TRADE.
There will be TWO City Wide Yard Sales in April.
One at the Seniors Center on Clay Palmerdale Road Friday and Saturday April 16 and 17 from 8:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. and
one at Bryant Park next to the Boys and Girls Club in Chalkville on April 24 from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Everyone is invited to participate.  The City will furnish the location and each person will furnish their own tables and whatever needed to display their items.  There is no charge and the money you make you keep.
Call Bobby Christmas, City Clerk, at 205-680-1223 to sign up for a space.
 
Welcome on Board Council Woman Johnson PDF Print E-mail
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After considering seven candidates,

the Clay City Council decided Becky
 
Johnson would best serve the City

as the new councilor. The process

included personal interviews. She

was appointed in the first Council

meeting in February.



We encourage you to learn more about her past and her new responsibilities.
 
Library Time PDF Print E-mail

Come and enjoy Storytime at the Clay Public Library.
Click here for details.
 

 
HELP KEEP CLAY CLEAN AND GREEN ! ! ! PDF Print E-mail
Litter, litter everywhere!
On roadways, parking lots, parks, streams. Even full bags of trash are seen from time to time alongside roads in our city. Your city officials and city environmental committee are trying to get the litter problem under control. 
You may have seen people cleaning up litter and trash along Clay’s roadways during the week of January 25th. The contract laborers picked up 1.67 tons of trash from Clay’s main roadways at a cost to the city of over $3,000. That is money that could have been used for road maintenance or other needs.
WHY SHOULD WE CARE?

Click here to find out why.