For information on becoming a Volunteer Firefighter, please contact the Monroeville Fire Department at 251-575-2084.

In most cases, a person must be a citizen of the City of Monroeville in order to serve on a municipal committee or board. The City is always looking for citizens willing to serve. 

The following boards are appointed by the Mayor and/or City Council: 

Planning Commission,

Industrial Development Board,

Commercial Development Authority, 

Water Works Board, 

Housing Authority Board, 

Tree City Board, 

Zoning Board of Adjustments,

Historic Preservation Commission, 

Downtown Redevelopment Authority. 

If you are interested in serving on a Committee or Board, contact the Mayor or your Councilmember.

The City Council invites anyone interested in being a part of Monroeville’s future development to serve on a committee involved in implementing the City’s Five Year Strategic Plan. For more information on the Plan, check out the “Monroeville Tomorrow” section of this website and contact City Hall to volunteer.

Every April, the City has hosted the Spring Cleanup Campaign to coincide with Alabama PALS Spring Cleanup. Citizens, civic groups, churches and social clubs are encouraged to Adopt-A-Mile on a city street and keep litter picked up throughout the year within your adopted mile. Mayor Andrews is underway to make the litter cleanup program a monthly event to become the Cleanest City in Alabama and keep Monroeville the Beautiful. Click on the link above to stay up to date on litter clean-up events. 

For more information about this program, please contact City Hall at 251-575-2081.

Become involved in stopping crime in your neighborhood. 

The City currently has three Neighborhood Watch Programs – Clausell Community, South of Pine Street neighborhood, North of Pine Street neighborhood. 

To be a part of one of these Neighborhood Watch Programs or to organize a program in your neighborhood, contact the Monroeville Police Department 251-575-3246.