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Employment Department of Public Safety Part-Time Crossing Guard The Department of Public Safety for the City of Daleville is now accepting applications for a part-time Crossing Guard. Must have a valid Alabama driver’s license Starting pay is $9.00 Complete job description available at City Hall Applications are available at Daleville City Hall; 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm Opening date: 8/21/23 The position will remain open until filled. Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer. Job Description Application Police Officer Full-Time must have a valid Alabama driver’s license Starting pay is $16.00 per hour, with medical and dental benefits. Complete job description available at City Hall Applications are available at Daleville City Hall; 8 am-12 pm and 1 pm-5 pm Opening date: 1/7/22 The position will remain open until filled. Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal-opportunity employer. Application Recreation Aide Part-Time The City of Daleville Parks and Recreation Department is accepting applications for Part Time Recreation Aide. Applicants must be available to work evenings and weekends. This is a non-supervisory position that works with children and the general public. Knowledge of sports recreation is a plus but not required. Experience working with the public, children, sales and money handling is required. Applicants may work off site at area sporting events as a recreation aide for the Daleville recreation sports team. Starting pay is $8.00 Complete job description available at City Hall Applications are available at Daleville City Hall; 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm Opening date: 8/23/23 The position will remain open until filled Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer. Job Description Application Recreation Labor II Full-Time Maintains parks and facilities within the Parks and Recreation Department; performs related work as required. Performs manual work associated with the repair, maintenance and beautification of City parks and related areas. The work is performed under the direct supervision of the Maintenance Supervisor; performs the duties of other employees in the Parks and Recreation Department as required or as assigned by supervisor. The principal duties of this position are performed in an outdoor environment, which may involve adverse weather conditions and related hazards. Work is performed in a noisy place that exposes the employee to dust, dirt, grease, and machinery with moving parts. Work requires the use of protective devices, such as glasses, gloves, etc.; may perform the assigned duties on athletic fields, City parks or in the community center and related facilities.. Starting pay is $10.50 Complete job description available at City Hall Applications are available at Daleville City Hall; 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm Opening date: 8/23/23 The position will remain open until filled Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer. Job Description Application

City of Daleville business license and permits. VIsit City Hall at 740 S. Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL. 36322 Business Licenses For new business licenses, please contact Angelia Filmore between the hours of 8 am-12 pm and 1 pm-5 pm, Monday through Friday. (334) 598-2345. Business Licenses R enewal Go to avenue insights.com or telephone 1-800-556-7274; choose options 1-6-1. Daleville Chamber of Commerce The Daleville Chamber of Commerce" provides promotion, information, communication and encouragement to local businesses, with particular attention given to the economic, civic, commercial, cultural, industrial and educational interests of the area. If you are interested in learning more about the Daleville Chamber of Commerce please visit them here.

Daleville Cultural & Convention Center The Daleville Cultural & Convention Center is located next to the Daleville City Hall and features a 74x88 6,709 sq. ft room. It has a catering area, a stove, and an ice machine. Tables, chairs, and a stage are also available at the center. There are three overhead projectors, three drop-down screens, and a sound system that benefits any event. Contact Us Documents Price & Guidelines Download Contract Download Operational Proceedures Download Kecia Dent Call Daleville Cultural & Convention Center Email

Employment Opportunties Full-Time Daleville SRO Job post summary Date posted: September 17, 2025 Pay: $16.00 per hour Job description: A Public Safety Officer serves in the protection of life and property through the enforcement of laws and ordinances. This consists of routine vehicle and foot patrol, as well as preliminary investigations and traffic regulation duties. Public Safety Officers are unique in that these individuals also work closely with the Fire and Rescue Departments and are often cross-trained to serve shoulder-to-shoulder with certified and volunteer personnel in service of the citizens of the City of Daleville. This position involves an element of personal danger and Public Safety Officers must honorably conduct themselves without direct supervision, exercising independent judgment in responding to emergencies. Only certified law enforcement applicants to be considered. Certified Law Enforcement: 1 year (Required) Job Description Application Part-Time Crossing Guard Starting pay is $9.00 Opening date: October 27, 2025 This part-time position is responsible for safeguarding and regulating pedestrian traffic at assigned crossings to ensure the safety of children walking to and from school. The Crossing Guard also provides assistance and directions to the public as needed. The position typically requires approximately two hours per day, Monday through Friday, during the public school year (excluding holidays and non-school days). Specific hours are set by the SRO Sergeant and may vary according to need and workload. The position will remain open until filled. Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer. Job Description Application Full-Time Police Officer The Department of Public Safety for the City of Daleville is now accepting applications for a full-time Police Officer. Must have a valid Alabama driver’s license Starting pay is $16.00 per hour. Complete job description available at City Hall Applications are available at Daleville City Hall; 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm Opening date: 9/17/25 The position will remain open until filled. Pre-employment screenings are required. The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer. Job Description Application Apply Today Application Applications are to be turned in at Daleville City Hall 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm The City of Daleville is an equal opportunity employer.

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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.

Daleville and its jurisdiction are served by a volunteer fire department staffed by Daleville Department of Public Safety (DPS) employees, City employees, and volunteers from the community. Our Mission... It is the mission of the Daleville Department of Public Safety Fire Department to preserve life and property. We strive to provide the highest quality of service possible, characterized by re sponsiveness, and professionalism. We will continually strive for quality i mprovement. We owe to the citizens of Daleville and the residents of our fire jurisdiction our full commitment and dedication to being there when you need us. For administrative matters, contact the fire department at 334-598-4442, or in an emergency, dial 911 for the Daleville / Clayhatchee 911 center Interested in Joining our Team and Becoming a Volunteer Firefighter? Volunteer firefighting is a very rewarding and valuable way to serve our community. It takes dedication and hours of training to become a volunteer firefighter. If you are willing to put in the time and effort, the Daleville Department of Public Safety is ready for you to serve.

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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

Rescue Squad The Rescue Squad is a volunteer organization staffed by Daleville Department of Public Safety employees, city employees, and volunteers from our community responding 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Contact us by calling 334-598-4442. The Rescue Squad provides Basic Life S upport (BLS) rescue and ambulance service within the city limits and police jurisdiction of the City of Daleville and to the Town of Clayhatchee. CPR/AED Training CPR is a life-saving combination of timely chest compressions & rescue breathing delivered to a person who is not breathing and/or whose heart has stopped beating. Are you prepared in the event of an emergency? Research clearly shows the sooner som eone receives CPR and defibrillation from an AED after going into cardiac arrest, the more likely they are to survive. As an emergency medical service, we look to the community to help us by becoming trained in CPR and learning how to use an AED. WE PROUDLY OFFER CPR TRAINING TO ALL OUR RESIDENTS AT A COST OF $25 PER PERSON A simple four-hour class can do so much when seconds truly count. Show someone you love them, and learn CPR. It is our belief that all members of the community should be certified to perform CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and know how to use an AED (automatic external defibrillator). Daleville Rescue is an American Heart Association (AHA) training site. Whether you are an individual in the community, a medical professional, or a business owner looking to train your employees in CPR, our staff will work closely with you to set up a training program that allows you or your employees to help others in their time of need. E-911 The mission of the Daleville Department of Public Safety E911 Dispatch Center is to serve the citizens and visitors of our community by answering emergency calls for service and dispatching the appropriate police, fire, or rescue services, 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week when needed. It is our goal to handle all such requests in a courteous, professional, expeditious manner in order to reduce/ minimize as much as possible the injury, loss, and/ or trauma associated with that specific incident. What You Can Do To Help 9-1-1 Help You! Remain calm and speak clearly. Identify which emergency service you require -Police, Fire, or Ambulance Be prepared to provide the following: What is happening - location - what is your name, address, and telephone number. Please remain on the line to provide additional information if requested to do so by the call taker. DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL THE DISPATCHER ADVISES YOU TO DO SO. It is important to have your house numbers visible from the street. This will assist emergency responders in locating you as quickly as possible.