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Mayor Tommy Battle
Mayor Battle was sworn in on Monday, November 3, 2008. His duties are:
Appoints ----- All city Department heads
Enacts ----- Ordinances/Resolutions/Orders
Proposes ----- Annual Budget
Approves ----- Financing of City operations
Authorizes --- Contracts on behalf of the City

Telephone: (256) 427-5000
Fax: (256) 427-5257
Address: 308 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, Alabama 35801

Tommy Battle, 52, was elected as mayor on October 7th, 2008. Mayor-elect Battle had been serving his community as a volunteer, church member and small businessman leading up to his service as mayor.

Mayor-elect Battle previously served on the Huntsville City Council from 1984-1988. A commercial real estate developer, he served on various local boards including the Huntsville Emergency Medical Services, Inc. board, EarlyWorks children's' museum board and the administrative council of Trinity United Methodist Church.

Mayor-elect Battle has been married to the former Eula Sammons for over 19 years and they have one son, Drew, who is a banker with Regions Bank in Birmingham, Alabama.

Customer Service
The Customer Service Center exists to help you get information, solve problems, or resolve complaints regarding any City of Huntsville department. Call (256)535-CITY, the one-stop phone number for all your City questions. Use this web site for easy access to the information and service you need. You can fill out an on-line request form, look up a phone number, and much more.

Telephone: (256) 535-2489
Fax: (256) 427-5257
Address: 308 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, Alabama 35801

Operation Green Team
Founded in 1977, Operation Green Team was originally known as the Huntsville Madison County Clean Community Office. It is a city-funded organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. This board meets monthly to plan strategies and projects aimed at accomplishing its goals and objectives, which center around education and beautification efforts, maintaining a sustained litter reduction, and improving waste handling practices in the community. Operation Green Team endeavors to make Huntsville a role model for the state, region and Nation in terms of landscape beauty, cleanliness, and environmental consciousness. A new name, new logo, and new mascots were recently developed to symbolize fresh, new ideas and progressiveness, and, as the name implies, "team work". But one thing that hasn't changed is Operation Green Team's continued affiliation with Keep America Beautiful, Inc., which is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving waste handling practices in American communities. Through this affiliation, Operation Green Team is able to offer curricula that teach our youth how to manage the waste we produce, intelligently and responsibly. Operation Green Team's Coordinator and mascots are available for appearances at schools, youth and organizational events, or corporate events. Call our office if you or your group would like to become a part of the team. Remember Huntsville belongs to all of us, and it's up to all of us to Keep Huntsville beautiful.