Message From Madison Mayor Paul Finley

I am very excited about our future. Madison is poised to be the social and economic epicenter of North Alabama. Yes, we have our challenges, but we have so many more great opportunities.

I want people to love working, playing, and living in our great city. I want it to be a place where you want to move, raise a family, and retire. I want businesses to start here and to grow and succeed!

My vision is for Madison, Alabama to be the community of choice in the Tennessee Valley. If I can ever be of service you can contact me at:

Madison Municipal Complex
100 Hughes Road
Madison, AL 35758
Phone: (256) 772-5603
Fax: (256) 772-3828
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sincerely, Mayor Paul Finley

Madison City Council

City Council Meetings are held at 6pm on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at the Madison Municipal Complex. City Council Members are listed below.

District 1 City Councilman Tim Holcombe

Tim was elected to represent District 1 in 2008, and his priorities include continued emphasis for our school system, business recruitment and development, continued infrastructure development, to include roads, bridges, bike lanes and sidewalks, and completion of the Bradford Creek Greenway. He encourages and invites input and participation from residents.

Phone: (256) 325-5656
Email: Tim.Holcombe@madisonal.gov

District 2 City Councilman Steve Haraway

Steve was elected to City Council in 2004 to represent District 2. Over his many years as a resident of Madison, he has watched the City grow from a town of 3,000 to over 40,000 people. Councilman Haraway was instrumental in getting numerous road projects moving forward along with new traffic light installations to provide safer access to busy roads. He has worked diligently at bringing our City Council together to work and provide for the common good of Madison, AL.

Phone: (256) 895-9899
Email: Steve.Haraway@madisonal.gov

District 3 City Councilman Jerry Jennings

For the past 25 years, Jerry has been active in many civic activities. His election in 2004 as Councilman for District #3 redirected his life from that of a content retiree to that of a Councilman representing his district and the City of Madison as a whole. To date, that transformation has been very challenging with an expectation of making positive contributions to the efficient and harmonious governance of the City of Madison.

Phone: (256) 464-9940

District 4 City Councilman Tim Cowles

Tim Cowles was elected in 2004 to represent the citizens of District 4. He works for the Missle Defense Agency as the system engineering lead for missle defense lethality.Growth is a pivotal issue in an expanding city and Madison’s growth has been phenomenal. As a member of the Planning and Zoning Committee Tim works hard to keep growth an orderly and positive facet of Madison. As the City expands, its infrastructure must expand as well. Keeping infrastructure growing at the same pace as Madison is quite a challenge but one that Tim is committed to meeting.

Phone: (256) 461-0800

District 5 City Councilman Tommy Overcash

Tommy currently serves as council president and as the Liaison to the Huntsville / Madison County Library as well as the Madison Branch, is on the North Alabama Gas District Board, is the Liaison to the Madison Beautification and Tree Board, and a member of the Madison City Human Resource Committee. He was the representative to the Madison Industrial Development Board and the Madison Station Historical Society.

Phone: (256) 772-0307

District 6 City Councilman Larry Vannoy

Vannoy has been an active community volunteer, working with the Madison Street Festival for 17 years, serving as president of the committee four times. He also serves as the City liaison to the annual Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride and is the vice president of the Alabama Trail of Tears Association. Elected to the Council in 2000, he is/has served on the City Finance Committee, Human Resources Committee, Water and Wastewater Board Member, and liaison to the Recreation Advisory Board, Madison Chamber of Commerce, and Madison Senior Center.

Phone: (256) 461-8246

District 7 City Councilman Bill Holtzclaw

Bill is active in the community and currently serves as a Trustee at Asbury United Methodist Church, the Executive Board of The Semper Fi Community Task Force and on the board of directors of Vets with Vettes and Corvette Owners where he is a founding member. Bill’s additional Council duties include liaison to the Madison City School Board, Board Member of the Beatification Committee and serving on the City’s Human Resources Committee.

Phone: (256) 721-5948