Historic Preservation Commission
Established in 2003, the Monroeville Historic Preservation Commission was formed to preserve and protect the historic property in Monroeville.
Since its formation, the Commission has established the Downtown Historic District
and in 2009 was listed on the National Register
with the National Parks Service.
In December 2009, the Commission adopted Design Guidelines
for the development, renovation and/or alteration of buildings in the District.
The purpose of the guidelines is to protect and preserve the historic integrity of the downtown area. Exterior renovations, including signage and painting, must be approved by the Commission.
Members of the Historic Preservation Commission include: Michael Williams-Chair, Cedric Hollinger, Emily Steele, Esq., Robyn Nielsen, Wanda Whiting, Paula Richesonand Pete Coats.
City Clerk, Mary Jackson, serves as the Certified Local Government contact between the Commission and the Alabama Historic Commission.
Meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of every month at 8:00 A.M. at City Hall.
Certificate of Appropriateness applications must be submitted to City Hall by the 12th of each month to be considered at the monthly meeting.
