Hoover should lead the way in reducing the grocery tax

Updated 8/22/23 – Hoover Councilor Dr. Casey Middlebrooks contacted us with some errors in our post regarding the Hoover’s tax rate and what the state allows a city to cut as it pertains to groceries. We have updated the post with the correct information. The corrections are noted. Also updated to show resolution passed by…

A Small Token of Appreciation For Our First Responders

The City of Hoover has between 400-500 employees who can be called First Responders.  These individuals worked selflessly during a very uncertain time in not only our city, but also in our country.  This included working non-stop in the for several weeks in 2020 due to protesters marching in the city. Let’s give the First…

A New Chapter Begins

Tonight we begin a new chapter in the City of Hoover.  A new mayor and council will be sworn in after a very active campaign and above average voter turnout.  This year’s election included one race that was decided by five votes, another that was decided by less than thirty, and a runoff.  The voters…