This Month's Features

March 2026

REMINDER: Trash is picked up by the City every Monday unless Monday is a Federal Holiday. If Monday is a Federal Holiday, garbage is scheduled to run the next business day.

Recycling is every third Tuesday. This month, recycling day is March17th.

Garbage questions: (256) 883-3964
Recycling questions: https://recycling-alliance.com/

Have a non-emergency issue regarding the city? Contact the City of Huntsville at: https://seeclickfix.com/huntsville or download the SeeClickFix app to report it.

  • animal issues
  • construction & buildings
  • curbside debris collection
  • ditch issues
  • drainage and/or erosion
  • broken garbage cans
  • garbage can collection
  • high grass/weeds
  • illegal dumping
  • junk car/inoperable vehicle
  • litter removal
  • noise
  • park maintenance
  • pothole
  • sanitary sewer backup
  • sidewalk repair
  • street light repair
  • telecommunications
  • traffic signal
  • traffic/street sign
  • water leaks
  • and more!

The HCOA is on Instagram!

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Run the Cove Half Marathon & 10K

Additional race information can be found at http://fleetfeethuntsville.com or 
https://runsignup.com/Race/AL/OwensCrossRoads/HamptonCoveHalfMarathonHCHM.

Place
261-A Old Highway 431
Owens Cross Roads, AL US 35763

Description
Race Date: March 28, 2026
Take in stunning views as you run through Huntsville’s most scenic greenways, rivers, ponds, and neighborhoods!

Location:
Hampton Cove & Flint River Greenways – Huntsville, AL

Make Way for Spring Decorations!

Please note the following dates for the removal of various winter decorations. The following dates are the dates the decorations need to be removed by.

Valentine’s Day: March 2

Mardi Gras: March 9

Winter (snowflakes, snowmen, etc.): March 20 (the first day of spring)

Spring Break

Spring Break for Huntsville City Schools is March 16 – 20. As you drive through the community this week, please follow the speed limit and watch for children on the sidewalks and streets.

Residents should keep a close eye on their property at this time; an unfortunate side effect of school break is increased vandalism and other mischief. Always lock your homes and vehicles, do not leave valuables in your vehicles or anywhere they can be seen, and close your garage doors.

Respect the Golf Course

This is a friendly reminder that the RTJ golf course is private property and should be treated with the same respect we owe to all our neighbors.

Personal golf carts are not to be driven on the golf course or on the green, as they can lead to destruction of the grass like in the photo above.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep Hampton Cove a wonderful place to live!