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Mayo r Jayme Stayton Mayor Jayme Stayton is currently fulfilling his third term as the esteemed Mayor of the City of Daleville. His journey began at Enterprise High School, and after moving to Daleville at the age of 14, he has spent more than 30 years nurturing a deep connection to this vibrant community he proudly calls home. After his high school years, Mayor Stayton embarked on a career in the construction industry, where he gained firsthand experience and honed his skills. This foundation paved the way for his entry into the Daleville City workforce, where he developed a deep understanding of local government operations. Throughout his years of service, he has forged strong, meaningful relationships with residents and city employees alike, which has empowered him to effectively respond to the diverse needs and concerns of his community. In addition to his professional commitments, Mayor Stayton has devoted numerous hours to volunteer work in Daleville. His courageous service with Daleville Fire and Rescue, as well as his role as a Reserve Officer with the Daleville Police Department, illustrates his unwavering commitment to public safety. Furthermore, he has shared his enthusiasm for sports by coaching local youth teams in tee ball, fast-pitch baseball, and basketball, fostering teamwork and camaraderie in the next generation. Mayor Stayton’s passion for community outreach is also evident through his involvement with organizations such as Keep the Faith, which provides nourishing meals to those experiencing homelessness, and Greenpeace, advocating for environmental preservation. With a steadfast dedication to public service and an enduring love for the City of Daleville, Mayor Stayton continues to lead with vision and purpose, focusing on cultivating community growth, unity, and progress. PO BOX 188 Daleville, AL 36322 (334) 598 - 2345 mayorstayton@dalevilleal.com

Generations of local and military families have cultivated Daleville's welcoming, small-town atmosphere. Daleville is proud to be Fort Novosel's closest neighbor and the home of cutting-edge aviation training facilities which prepare U.S. military pilots for service on the modern battlefield. Also known as the "City that feeds Fort Novosel ," Daleville has a wide array of restaurants and offers a variety of accommodations, services, and recreational opportunities for visitors. From the perfectly grilled ribeyes of McLin's Restaurant (named in 2012 as one of Alabama's top 5 steakhouses) to the cultural art displays at the Daleville Cultural and Convention Center (with its 6,709 square foot meeting room that can host a 400-person event) and Wiregrass Museum of Art (a short drive away in Dothan), visitors to Daleville often return to the area to discover all of their possibilities. Daleville is the home of the Army Aviation Museum, one of Alabama's top tourist attractions. The museum's collection contains more than 160 aircraft (with over 45 on display to the public), including one of the largest helicopter collections in the world. The museum also has nearly four thousand items in the historical property collection. The museum reference library has more than 1,000 technical and field manuals, more than 2,000 films, an aviation history reference section of several hundred books and periodicals, and about 95,000 photographs. Lake Tholocco is a 640-acre lake located inside Fort Novosel, offering numerous recreational activities and lodging options. Boating, water skiing, hiking, biking, and swimming are among the favorite sports at the lake, which boasts excellent fishing and hunting opportunities as well. Facilities include four fishing piers, beaches, pavilions, and clean restrooms. If you're visiting Daleville, be sure to bring your golf clubs! You'll find some of the best golf in the tri-state area just a few minutes away. Silver Wings Golf Course is a 27-Hole Championship golf course located on Fort Novosel. The course has outstanding Champion Bermuda Greens and one of the most challenging layouts in the region. The fairways are tree-lined with numerous hardwoods and pines that gently roll through different elevation changes. The facility boasts a fully stocked Golf Shop, Divots Restaurant & Grille, Meeting & Banquet rooms, and a 300-yard-long lit Practice Range. The facility is open to the public and offers several types of membership opportunities. About 15 minutes to the east is Highland Oaks Golf Course, part of Alabama's famed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Highland Oaks offers three nine-hole championship courses (Highlands, Magnolia, and Marshwood) plus a nine-hole Par-3 short course. The Highlands/Magnolia combination was named by Golf Digest's "Places to Play" as one of the nation's Great Value courses. Area Attractions United States Army Av iation Museum Lake Tholocco Outdoor Recreation Fort Novosel Riding Stables Silver Wings Golf Course Highland Oaks Golf Course The Boll Weevil Monument Wiregrass Museum of Art Pioneer Museum of Alabama National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds Landmark Park Museum and Farmstead Dothan Area Botanical Gardens Florida Caverns State Park Seacrest Wolf Preserve Two by Two Petting Zoo

Contact information for City Department heads Elected Officials Jayme Stayton, Mayor - mayorstayton@dalevilleal.com Bobby R. Hardrick, Council Member - cmhardrick@dalevilleal.com Katheryne Horace, Council Member - cmhorace@dalevilleal.com Bobby Love, Council Member - cmlove@dalevilleal.com Jimmy Monk, Council Member - cmmonk@dalevilleal.com Jada Stone, Council Member - cmstone@dalevilleal.com City Department Heads Orson Bullard - Water Dept.- obullard@dalevilleal.com Richard Jones - Recreation Dept.- recdept@dalevilleal.com Rachel Horne -Library- director@dalevillepubliclibrary.com Laura Leger - Senior Center- dalesc@dalevilleal.com Michelle Bryan - Court- court@dalevilleal.com Terry Hitchcock - Public Works- thstsuper@dalevilleal.com City Clerk Angelia Filmore - clerk@dalevilleal.com Locations City Hall 740 S. Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.2345 Dept. of Public Safety 730 S. Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.4442 Fire Department 730 S. Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.4442 Rescue Department 730 S. Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.4442 Water Department 750 S. Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 334.599.3747 Municipal Court 740 S. Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.2033 Public Works Dept. 205 Robert C Barnes Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.2510 Library 308 Donnell Blvd Daleville, AL 36322 334.503.9119 Senior Citizen Center 18 Old Newton Rd Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.9197 Parks & Recreation 200 Warhawk Dr Daleville, AL 36322 334.598.3111

Learn about living in the City of Daleville Alabama Living Here Living Here Welcome to Daleville, Alabama Nestled in the heart of Southeast Alabama’s Wiregrass region, Daleville is a proud and friendly community known for its close connection to Fort Rucker—one of the largest military installations in the state. Covering approximately 14 square miles in Dale County, Daleville combines small-town charm with a rich heritage and a strong sense of community. A Name with History Daleville was named in honor of General Sam Dale, a pioneer scout, messenger, and leader who guided settlers through the Creek and Choctaw nations along the Gulf Coast in the early 1800s. Known for his courage and composure during emergencies, General Dale served with distinction in the Creek War of 1813–1814 and later represented Monroe County in the Alabama Legislature. From Pioneer Settlement to Thriving Community Daleville is one of the earliest towns established in the Wiregrass area. The land that became Southeast Alabama was ceded to the United States in the Treaty of Fort Jackson (1814), which ended the Creek Indian Wars. By the 1820s, pioneers began settling here, laying the foundation for a growing community. In 1831, the town of Dale’s Court House was founded as the original county seat of Dale County. When the county seat moved to Newton in 1838 (and later to Ozark), the town changed its name to Daleville in 1841. Growth Through the Years Throughout the 1800s, Daleville remained a quiet farming community. The arrival of the railroad in 1900 brought new opportunities, but it was the establishment of Camp Rucker during World War II that truly transformed the area. Later renamed Fort Rucker, the installation became the heart of Army Aviation training and a driving force behind Daleville’s growth. For more than 60 years, Daleville has proudly supported the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. Many who were stationed here have chosen to make Daleville their permanent home. A Great Place to Call Home Today, Daleville offers residents a welcoming small-town atmosphere with convenient access to major destinations along the Gulf Coast. Military families and civilians alike enjoy a community that blends Southern hospitality with global influences—reflected in the city’s many restaurants, cultural experiences, and family-friendly events. Retail and entertainment options abound, with nearby Enterprise and Dothan offering additional shopping, dining, and recreation. Daleville’s proximity to Fort Rucker also makes it home to many civilian contractors and professionals working in aviation technology, maintenance, and advanced flight simulation. Daleville City Hall Daleville Demographics Click Here for External Link

City Boards Below you will find the City Boards. Many Boards are looking for community members to help serve the community. To serve on any of these Boards, please contact Angelia Filmore. Call Email Water & Sewer Board Planning Commision Board of Adjustments Housing Authority Board of Education Library Board City Tree Board Redevelopment Authority Police Volunteer Resque Squad Board Water Works & Sewer Board Statutory Authority: Sections 11-50-230 through 11-50-291, Code of Alabama Five members, of which three may be elected officials, staggered six-year terms begin in November. Elected officials are appointed on the 1st Monday in November of each election year and serve during their elected term. Non-residents and non-registered voters may be appointed to serve on the board (AGO 2001-085); appointments made by the governing body Powers: To operate the municipal water and sewer system Daleville Planning Commission Statutory Authority: Sections 11-52-1, et seq., Code of Alabama Nine members – one member is the Mayor or mayoral designee; one is an administrative official of the city chosen by the Mayor; one member is a member of the City Council chosen by the council, other six members are chosen by the Mayor serving staggered six-year terms. Municipal officials serve until their term of office expires. Powers: To provide planning, zoning, and subdivision controls for the city Zoning Board of Adjustments Statutory Authority: Section 11-52-80 Code of Alabama Five members plus two supernumerary members who serve on call of the chairperson in the absence of regular members, staggered three-year terms, appointments made by the governing body Powers: To hear appeals from decisions of municipal administrative officers relating to the application of municipal zoning regulations, to grant variances, and to authorize uses permitted on appeal Library Board Statutory authority: Sections 11-90-1 through 11-90-4, Code of Alabama Five members, staggered four-year terms, appointed by the municipal governing body Powers: To operate public libraries Housing Authority of the City of Daleville Statutory Authority: Sections 24-1-20 through 24-1-45, Code of Alabama Five members staggered five-year terms; Mayor is the appointing authority Powers: To deal with municipal housing problems Daleville Redevelopment Authority Statutory Authority: Sections 11-54A-1 through 11-54A-24, Code of Alabama At least three members, staggered six-year terms, board members must be qualified electors of the city appointed by the municipal governing body Powers: To revitalize and redevelop the central business district of the city City Board of Education Statutory Authority: Sections16-11-1 through 16-11-27 Code of Alabama Five members staggered five-year terms; elected officials may not be members of this board; members must be residents of the municipality; members are appointed by the municipal governing body. Appointment made in April to begin the term at the first meeting in June. Powers: To operate the free public schools within the municipality City Tree Board Statutory Authority: the City of Daleville Ordinance 03-20-90 Five members, staggered three-year terms, must be citizens, native or naturalized, and residents of this city, appointments approved by the City Council Powers: To be responsible for trees and shrubs in parks, along streets, and in other public areas in the city and, when requested by the City Council, shall handle any special matter of question coming within the scope of its work Daleville Police Volunteer Rescue Squad Board Five-member board: Mayor or the Mayor’s designee Director of the Department of Public Safety Fire Chief A member of the City Council, appointed by the council One community representative is appointed by the City Council each July to serve a one-year term.

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Contact the Chief of Police / Director of Public Safety Chief John Crawford Department of Public Safety Mission Statement We, the members of the Daleville Police Department, are committed to excellence in providing law enforcement and public safety services. In partnership with our community, we will serve with integrity, compassion, accountability, and professionalism. Our vision is to maintain professional members to provide the highest level of service with a sense of urgency. While providing services, we will be transparent in our actions. Utilizing technology, we will continue to proactively reduce crime and enhance the quality of life to ensure Daleville is a safe place to live, work, and visit. As your Chief of Police, I will always be available to listen to the needs of our community. Chief John Crawford Contact We are always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect. Police@dalevilleal.com 334-598-4442

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Daleville Water Department, Pay my bill, Daleville, AL. water rates Contact: Phone: 334.599.3747 After Hours Phone: 334.598.4442 Bill Pay: 334.508.4735 Location : 750 S Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 Hours: Monday – Friday 8 am – 5 pm. Closed from 12 – 1 pm each day for lunch. Our drive-thru window is also open for customer convenience and for a minimal fee; we do accept Mastercards, Visa, and Discover Cards. We also have an after-hours drop box located next to the drive-thru window. You may also receive your bill via email. Inquire in the office for details. ***If your service is disconnected for non-payment, you can only pay in cash or money order to be reconnected. Online and phone payments WILL NOT reinstate your service. Please contact the Water Department at 334-599-3747 for more information. ***ATTENTION*** Our online system will be updated as of April 30, 2024. All customers will need to create a new profile using the account number printed on their billing statement. IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR BILL This bill is due by the 10th of each month. A 10% penalty will be added after the 10th. If the bill is not paid by the 15th, service is subject to be disconnected. The reconnection fee is $50.00. If your service is disconnected, the entire bill plus the reconnection fee must be paid in cash or money order to be reconnected. It cannot be paid online nor on the phone payment number. If the meter is removed, the entire bill plus a fee of $150.00 must be paid to reset the meter. Additional Payment Options - Online Payments - Phone Payments 334-508-4735 - Drive-thru window service is available - Drop box is located next to the drive-thru window - We accept credit cards in the office for a minimal fee * PLEASE NOTE: Failure to receive a bill is no excuse for non-payment. Normal billing date will occur by the 10th of each month. Bills are considered delinquent if not paid within fifteen (15) days of the bill date. If, for whatever reason, we are unable to read your meter, you will receive an estimated bill. An "E" will be printed on your bill if it is estimated. IF YOU PLAN TO MOVE , you are responsible for notifying the Company before your moving date. If you fail to do this, you may have to pay for service at your old address even after you vacate the premises. . Document Document Water and Sewer Rates The Daleville Water & Sewer Board voted June 19, 2007 to increase water & sewer rates for the Residents and Businesses of Daleville. Rates will also increase 5% per year beginning in 2008. The 2025 new rates, as of October 1, will be as follows: Residential Water: $21.76 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge is $3.29 per 1,000 for all else Small Business/Professional: $24.03 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge is $3.44 per 1,000 for all else Commercial/Industrial: $34.38 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge is $3.57 per 1,000 for all else Sewer-Residential: $14.99 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge will be $2.37 per 1,000 for all else Sewer-Business: $18.81 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge will be $2.49 per 1,000 for all else Sewer-commercial: $23.77 Minimum Rate (up to 3,000 gallons) After 3,000 gallons, the charge will be $2.58 per 1,000 for all else Garbage: Residential--- $18.00 Business---$24.00