City of Cullman - Government

CAREER OPPORTUNITY: The City of Cullman is currently accepting applications for the position of Sanitation Driver I. This role includes operating sanitation trucks, collecting waste along assigned routes, performing basic vehicle checks, and other sanitation‑related job duties. Applicants must possess and maintain a valid Alabama Class B CDL and have some experience in the operation of trucks and related automotive equipment. To view all job information and apply online, visit https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cullmanal

The Cullman Tree Commission recently discussed plans for the annual Festival of Trees and other community tree-related topics. Read more from The Cullman Tribune:

https://www.cullmantribune.com/2026/06/19/cullman-tree-commission-discusses-festival-of-trees-heritage-park-replanting-and-community-tree-issues/

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STREET CLOSING/DETOUR: The City of Cullman Sewer Department is repairing a section of St Joseph St NW, resulting in a full road closure that will require motorists to detour around this main roadway; please refer to the provided map for available alternate routes, note that emergency traffic cannot pass through the closure, and use caution while detouring in the area as we apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. https://alrt.se/u/A3v7s0sqjvR

The Cullman County Museum will offer free admission on Thursday, July 2, in celebration of the birthday of Cullman founder Col. John G. Cullmann. The museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., giving visitors the opportunity to explore exhibits highlighting Cullman County's rich history, German heritage, pioneer life, local artifacts, and more. Make plans to stop by and celebrate the man whose vision helped shape the community we know today.

In celebration of John Cullman's birthday at the Cullman County Museum, we will be offering free admission on July 2nd, 2026! The museum will be open from 9:00-4:00!

MEETING NOTICE: The Cullman Planning Commission will meet at 5:30PM on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, in the City Hall Auditorium at 5:30PM. The meeting agenda can be viewed online athttp://cullmanal.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/July-7-2026-agenda-planning.pdf

The City of Cullman would like to thank the Cullman County Mayors' and Commissioners' Association for recognizing Mayor Woody Jacobs for his service as President of the Association during 2025. Mayor Jacobs was presented with a plaque of appreciation at today's Association meeting at Terri Pines in recognition of his leadership and service over the past year. The City of Cullman appreciates the Association's recognition of Mayor Jacobs' commitment to serving the citizens of Cullman and working alongside local leaders throughout Cullman County. Thank you to the Cullman County Mayors' and Commissioners' Association for this honor.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: The City of Cullman is accepting applications for two positions: Traffic Technician I and Traffic Technician Supervisor. Interested applicants can view job details and apply online at www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cullmanal

STREET CLOSURE: The City of Cullman Sewer Department is making a repair on Rosemont Ave NW from Brunner to St Joseph today (6/16/26), and this work will require a road closure in the area for most of the day, preventing emergency traffic from passing; we apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. https://alrt.se/u/1QXPfjsxJry

The City of Cullman appreciates the continued partnership of Cullman City Schools and the Cullman City Board of Education. Projects like this demonstrate what can be accomplished when local organizations work together toward a common goal. We are grateful for the Board's support and look forward to continuing our partnership to provide quality facilities and opportunities for both our students and the community.

Thank you to Superintendent Kyle Kallhoff and the Cullman City Board of Education for their commitment to investing in the future of Cullman.

Last week (June 8-14) was Right of Way Professionals Week, and while we're a little late, we still want to recognize and thank the dedicated employees of the City of Cullman's Right-of-Way Maintenance Department.

Throughout the year, our right-of-way crews maintain public rights-of-way and easements across the city by mowing and trimming roadside areas, managing vegetation, picking up litter, and helping keep Cullman clean, safe, and attractive. Their work often takes place behind the scenes, but the results are visible throughout our community every day.

These employees play an important role in protecting public infrastructure, improving visibility and safety along roadways, and preserving the appearance of our city. Their hard work helps create a positive first impression for residents and visitors alike.

Thank you to our Right-of-Way Maintenance Department for your expertise, professionalism, and dedication to serving the citizens of Cullman. We appreciate all you do to help keep our community looking its best.