ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WDNews) – A familiar face is stepping back into a key leadership role in Enterprise. Landon Adams has officially returned as Superintendent of Enterprise Parks and Recreation, bringing a fresh vision for growth, fun, and community connection.
Adams is no stranger to the Wiregrass. He grew up in Geneva, Ala., where his love for sports and community service began. A 2019 graduate of Geneva High School, Adams went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management from Huntingdon College while serving as a student coach for the football team. That early hands-on experience helped shape his future in recreation.
Adams began his career in Enterprise as an Athletics Coordinator for Enterprise Parks and Recreation before moving to Geneva, where he became Director of Parks and Recreation in 2023. During his time there, Adams led several major projects including a new soccer complex, splash pad, office upgrades, and improvements to tennis and pickleball courts. He also helped introduce new programs like volleyball and flag football, boosting participation across the board.
In 2024, Adams was named District 6 Young Professional of the Year by ARPA, and the Geneva department earned State Agency of the Year honors for cities under 15,000.
Now, he’s bringing that momentum back to Enterprise.
“I’m beyond excited to return to Enterprise Parks and Recreation—it feels like coming home,” said Landon Adams. “Enterprise sets the bar for Parks and Recreation in Alabama, and I’m honored to be part of that legacy.”
Blake Moore, Director of Community Services and Recreation for the City of Enterprise, welcomed Adams’ return.
“Landon is passionate, driven, and understands what great recreation programming can do for a community,” Moore said. “He’s already proven he can make a big impact, and we’re excited to see where he leads us next.”
As Superintendent, Adams will oversee day-to-day operations, including athletic programs, grounds, facilities, and staff.
“With the new Recreation and Aquatics Center, upgraded parks, new multipurpose athletic fields, and updated equipment, there’s so much to look forward to,” Adams said. “We have an outstanding staff dedicated to maintaining the strong reputation Enterprise Parks and Recreation has in our community. I’m excited to be back and help lead the EPRD team as we take our programs and facilities to the next level. It’s all about giving our community more reasons to get outside, get involved, and enjoy everything our city has to offer.”
