The City of Slocomb will hold a public hearing on Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. at the City Hall located at 263 E. Harris Highway, Slocomb, Alabama.  The hearing is being held to give the citizens of Slocomb an opportunity to make comments on the outcome of the City’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Street Project No. SM-CE-PF-23-016.  Comments from citizens will enable the City of Slocomb to prepare the Performance Assessment Report (PAR).  No displacement of persons will be proposed.

If any disabled citizen or non-English speaking citizen planning to attend the public hearing needs assistance, please contact City officials at (334) 886-2955 prior to the public hearing.

Rob Hinson
Mayor
City of Slocomb

APAC – ALABAMA, INC. hereby gives notice of completion of contract  with the City of Slocomb, AL for CDBG Project No SM-CE-PF-23-016, Resurfacing along Cox Street, Kelly Street, Noma Road and Railroad Avenue.     

This notice will be valid for three (3) consecutive weeks from February 10, 2025 until March 2, 2025. 

All claims regarding   this project should be filed during this period with:

 APAC – ALABAMA, INC.
381 Twitchell Road
Dothan, Alabama 36303
334-712-7500

Welcome To The City Of Slocomb Ala.

Slocomb is a small town located in Geneva County. Home to 2,090 residents and growing, Slocomb offers a great community for residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re looking for a fun place for children to play or a senior activity, from Slocomb Recreation Park to our Slocomb Tomato Festival, Slocomb has it all. Come visit the Town of Slocomb. We cannot wait to meet you!

History

The city of Slocomb received its name from the first settlers in the area, brothers Frank and Will Slocomb. Frank Slocomb established the Slocomb lumber company there in the late 1800s, and it is still in operation today. He also served as the first postmaster. When the Central of Georgia Railway came through in 1897 and made Slocomb one of its stops, a community grew up in the area. The first post office was established in 1901. The city’s economy depended then and now on agriculture.

Call City Hall 334-886-2955

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