Prichard Mayor Launches 'Traveling City Hall' to Connect with Residents

Initiative brings local government directly to neighborhoods across the city

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Mayor Carletta Davis and the Office of Civic & Cultural Affairs have officially launched the "Traveling City Hall" initiative in Prichard, Alabama. This program is designed to bring local government directly to residents, ensuring that the voices of every neighborhood are heard and addressed. The series provides a platform for citizens to engage with Mayor Davis and other city leaders to discuss initiatives focused on community needs.

Why it matters

The Traveling City Hall program aims to improve civic engagement and responsiveness by taking government directly to Prichard's diverse neighborhoods. This initiative reflects Mayor Davis' commitment to inclusive governance and ensuring all residents have a voice in shaping the city's priorities and policies.

The details

The Traveling City Hall meetings will be held in each of Prichard's five city council districts, with local council members hosting the events. Residents are encouraged to attend, share their concerns, and ask questions directly to city officials. The meetings will cover a range of topics related to local services and community initiatives.

  • The first Traveling City Hall meeting will be held on February 26, 2026 in District 2, hosted by Councilwoman Stephanie J. Norwood.
  • Additional meetings are scheduled for March 5 (District 1), March 9 (District 3), March 2 (District 4), and February 23 (District 5).

The players

Mayor Carletta Davis

The mayor of Prichard, Alabama, who launched the Traveling City Hall initiative to improve civic engagement and responsiveness across the city's neighborhoods.

Office of Civic & Cultural Affairs

The city department responsible for organizing and coordinating the Traveling City Hall program.

Councilwoman Annie Williams

The council representative for District 1, who will host a Traveling City Hall meeting on March 5, 2026.

Councilwoman Stephanie J. Norwood

The council representative for District 2, who will host a Traveling City Hall meeting on February 26, 2026.

Council President Traci Hale

The council president, who will host a Traveling City Hall meeting for District 3 on March 9, 2026.

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What they’re saying

“The Traveling City Hall series provides a valuable opportunity for residents to directly engage with local government and ensure their voices are heard.”

— Mayor Carletta Davis (utv44.com)

What’s next

The Traveling City Hall meetings will continue to be held across Prichard's five city council districts throughout the spring of 2026, providing residents with ongoing opportunities to connect with local leaders and advocate for their community's needs.

The takeaway

By bringing government directly to Prichard's neighborhoods, the Traveling City Hall initiative demonstrates Mayor Davis' commitment to inclusive and responsive governance. This program empowers residents to actively participate in shaping the city's priorities and policies, fostering stronger connections between citizens and their local leaders.