Mayor thanks Gaston employees for city cleanup efforts and unveils new fire station

In a recent meeting held on May 1, 2025, Gadsden City Mayor expressed gratitude for the ongoing efforts to improve the city’s cleanliness and public safety. The Mayor highlighted significant progress made over the past two and a half years, particularly in addressing litter issues that have historically plagued the area. Acknowledging the challenges of change, the Mayor thanked city employees and the litter crew for their hard work, noting that the community's cooperation has been vital in making Gadsden a cleaner place.

The Mayor also celebrated the opening of a new fire station at Nokalula Falls, which features a police precinct designed to enhance community safety. This innovative approach aims to foster closer interactions between law enforcement and residents, with officers present during their shifts to engage with the public. The precinct will also be equipped with surveillance technology, including cameras that can assist in crime prevention and identification of suspects.

Additionally, the Mayor discussed the installation of Flock cameras at key intersections, which have already proven effective in aiding law enforcement across Gadsden and surrounding areas. These advancements in public safety infrastructure are part of a broader vision to integrate community services and enhance the quality of life for residents.

The Mayor's remarks underscored a commitment to continuous improvement in Gadsden, with a focus on both cleanliness and safety. As the city moves forward, the collaboration between city officials, employees, and the community will be crucial in maintaining this momentum and addressing any remaining challenges.