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The Town of Mount Vernon had a Special Called Council Meeting, Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 10:00 AM regarding a proposed ordinance to discuss A “Stay at home” Public Safety Curfew Ordinance During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. Click here for a summary of ordinance 04-18-20.
Effective immediately, the Town of Mount Vernon Library will be
shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wi-Fi services will continue to be active for those who need use of it outside of the Library premises.
FOR AVID READERS
These web links have been provided to allow patrons access to the Alabama Virtual Library.
More About the MVPD
Town of Mt. Vernon Comprehensive Plan
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Notice to all Town of Mt. Vernon Sewer Clients
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Annual Drinking Water Quality Report 2016
Welcome New Businesses
May 27, 2012 was the ceremony unveiling eight Historical Markers in Mt. Vernon
Old Federal Road,
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Military Road,
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MT. Vernon Barracks - Searcy Hospital,
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Fort Stoddert,
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Col. Ephraim Kirby Grave,
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MT. Vernon Museum-- Old Train Depot,
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MOWA Reservation,
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St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church -Chastang
Seniors Come Join the Fun!
Senior Citizens meet at the Mt. Vernon Senior Center at 1220 Military Road for lunch and activities from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday - Friday. The center is closed on Saturday and Sunday. For more information call 251-829-9696.
Lunch Donation $1.25
Mount Vernon waste collection is now provided by Advanced Disposal.
Garbage is collected on Mondays in all areas.
For more information see the waste collection page.
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| About Mt. Vernon |
Upcoming Meetings
Meeting will be held via teleconference. If interested in participating in this meeting contact the clerk's office for dial in number.
Town Council
May 26, 2020
at 4 pm
Court
May 26 , 2020
at 5 pm
Holidays 2017-2018
(click here)
Beautiful Mt. Vernon, Alabama, is located on Highway 43, at Highway 96, about 20 miles north of Mobile.
Mt. Vernon's population is 1680.
Click here to view map.
Mt. Vernon is the site of historical Fort Stoddert
Click here for more Historical Information
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