Applause and cheers abounded at Dothan’s commission meeting on Tuesday as awards were announced and elected officials green-lighted some exciting public projects.
Dothan City Schools announced its employees of the year, and City Manager Kevin Cowper was surprised with an administrative service award before announcing the City of Dothan’s employee of the month.
Individuals will be able to sign up for city sports leagues, recreation activities, pay utility bills, apply for business licenses and more through their mobile devices once the app is launched. Users can also sign up to receive notifications from the City of Dothan for topics such as changes in garbage and trash pick-up schedules, Civic Center events, and many other items.
Architects at Seay Seay & Litchfield designed a plan for façade improvements, including new storefront windows and entrance, a handicap-accessible ramp, renovation of the dressing rooms and bathrooms, and a complete remodel of the existing kitchen. During the announcement portion of the regular meeting, Dothan City Schools Superintendent Dr. Dennis Coe recognized Employees of the Year:• Secondary Teacher of the Year, Jonathan DismukesCowper awarded City of Dothan’s Employee of the Month to TaLisa Cassel with the Dothan Fire Department.
• Awarded the bid, entered into a contract and issued a Notice to Proceed and other related documents to L and K Contracting Co., Inc. for the 2022 Pleasant Redwater Project for the sum of $2,073,525. • Entered into a contract with the Wiregrass High School Umpires Association for two certified umpires to officiate during the 2022 Dothan Diamond Classic Softball Tournament at a cost of $60 per game.
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