Enterprise, Ala. (WDNews) – Enterprise City Hall will close its doors to the public on Thursday, July 31, and Friday, August 1, as crews wrap up the final phase of a major renovation project.
The closure will allow workers to safely install a new entrance canopy and repave the surrounding parking areas. Mill Avenue will also be closed during the project, and all public parking will be blocked by barricades. Enterprise Police will assist with traffic control.
“This closure may be inconvenient, and it is not a decision we made lightly, but safety is our top priority,”Mayor William E. Cooper said. “Closing city hall during this short window while continuing work through the weekend allows us to finish the project efficiently and limit the overall impact on our citizens.”
Construction is expected to last four days, with the building fully reopening on Monday, August 4. While the building is closed, city staff will still be available by phone and email. Residents are encouraged to use online services for utility bills and municipal court fines.
The drop box on Erin Street will remain open but won’t be accessible as a drive-thru.
“This final step is part of a broader investment to improve accessibility, safety, and service for everyone who visits Enterprise City Hall,” City Engineer, Barry Mott, said.
To celebrate the completion, the city will host a grand reopening and ribbon cutting on Monday, August 11 at 9 a.m.
“This renovation has been years in the making and marks a significant milestone for our city,” Mayor Cooper added. “We’re proud to deliver these long-overdue improvements to the people of Enterprise and to live up to our reputation as ‘The City of Progress.’”
For assistance during the closure, contact the Enterprise Police Department at 334-347-2222 for non-emergencies. For emergencies, dial 911.
Updates will be posted at www.enterpriseal.gov and on the city’s social media pages.
