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TREATS ON THE STREETS
🎃 Treats on the Streets! 🍬
Join us this Halloween Day from 5 PM to 7 PM on Main Street for some spooky fun and sweet treats!
Put on your best costume and trick-or-treat safely with us — fun for all ages!
👻 See you there... if you dare! 👻
Reform City Hall
Agenda coming soon...
Reform City Hall
CANDY DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT CITY HALL
CALL CITY HALL AT 205-375-6363 IF YOU WISH TO SET A BOOTH UP
WE APPRECTIATE YOU!!
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Mayor McDougle officially takes office.
Lets congratulate him as we look forward to a strong future together!
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The purpose of this meeting is to:
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JACK'S
BARRIGAS
BOSS HOG'S
SOUTHERN BELL SALADS TO GO
HUMBLE BEGINNINGS BAKERY
SWEET T'S
PIZZA (SPRINT MART)
HUNTS BROTHERS PIZZA (FRIDAY MART)
REFORM FISH & WINGS (MARATHON GAS STATION)
MK BEAUTY WORLD
BIG BOY TOYS & GUNS
FLOWER GIRL FLORIST
HAMNER HILL LLC
HOLD'EM HOOK (PRODUCE & BAIT)
CARQUEST OF REFORM
H&W APOTHECARY
ASHMORE'S
DOLLAR GENERAL MARKET
FAMILY DOLLAR/DOLLAR TREE
SOUTHERN SUPPLY GROUP LLC
JA SAN CARPET DIST CO INC
AUTO ZONE
HAMNER HILL CLOTHING
ANNA'S NAIL SALON
SASSY L BOUTIQUE
KSTEW GLAM ROOM
SULLIVAN SUPPLY
MORE RETAIL LISTED SOON....
Possessing one of the most unusual names in United States, REFORM has caused many people to wonder about its origin. Between 1803 and 1812, there was only a rawhide settlement of a few shanties and a saloon that drew a rowdy, mostly male population who emigrated from South Carolina in search of a less law-enforced environment.
Then along came Lorenzo "Crazy" Dow, an eccentric Methodist missionary, who attempted to hold a revival . He met with no encouragement from these early settler who were not very religious meeting in disgust, saddled his horse, mounted it, and was riding away when one of the men shouted to him, "Parson, we haven't a name for our town. What would you suggest?" Showing an aversion for the entire group, Dow replied, "Call it REFORM! Brethren, call it REFORM!" The name REFORM stuck, but it was not actually used in print until 1842 in one of the first newspapers. Newspapers during the time in rural areas usually reprinted news from larger urban areas so that only very little local news was given.
REFORM was incorporated in 1898, the same year that the first railroad came through town. In 1912, reports say that 54 whistles blew in town or near town daily, attesting to the importance of the lumber business in the area. Corn and later, cotton, continued as major agriculture products until after World War II, but our forests have probably been the most influential natural resource to the area.
At City Hall in City of Reform, we are proud to have a team of dedicated individuals who are passionate about what they do. Our team is committed to providing our residents and business owners with the highest level of service and support.
Due Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Disconnects Begin: Tuesday, October 21, 2025
To avoid penalties, interest, and possible disconnection, we highly encourage all customers to pay their bill by the due date and no later than October 20.
Thank you for your attention and prompt payment!
October 2023 - September 2024 Minutes
104 3rd Ave SE, Reform, AL 35481
205-375-6363 Water Clerk- Water Billing, New Customer Court Magistrate - Tickets, Court City Clerk - Zoning, Sale's Tax, Building Permits, Election, Accounts Payable, Business License Street - Garbage Complaints, Road Conditions, Water Leaks
Open today | 08:00 am – 04:00 pm |
Closed on most Holidays
Current Openings
- Water/Wastewater III Operator
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