The City of Pell City is proud to welcome the 2025 Clear Water Alabama Seminar to town today and tomorrow, September 24-25. The event, which will explore how Alabama’s diverse landscapes affect stormwater management, is being hosted at the Pell City Civic Center.
“The City of Pell City is honored to host this important event,” Mayor Bill Pruitt told participants on Wednesday morning in a welcome address. “The work you do to protect our natural resources is crucial for the future of our state, and is especially important for Lake Logan Martin.”
The seminar focuses on critical topics like erosion and sediment control and stormwater management. With more than 160 experts registered to attend, this event highlights the vital importance of protecting our natural resources. Experts will even discuss how to stabilize shorelines on Alabama lakes by participating in demonstrations at Lakeside Park and the Pell City Sports Complex.
“Pell City is a place where landscapes converge, from the Piedmont to the Appalachian foothills, and that’s reflected in the biodiversity and ecology here,” said Ashley Henderson, Assistant Executive Director of the Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee.
From left, St. Clair EMA Deputy Director Charity Mitcham, Pell City Mayor Bill Pruitt, and Ashley Henderson, Assistant Executive Director of the Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee.
The City of Pell City is grateful for the opportunity to host these professionals who are dedicated to the preservation of Alabama’s diverse landscapes and water resources. We extend a special thank you to the St. Clair EMA and St. Clair Conservation District for their hard work in organizing this impactful event. We also want to thank the Pell City Parks and Recreation staff for their dedication in setting up and managing the event at our Civic Center.
Finally, we want to thank our residents for their patience. The Civic Center is closed today and tomorrow for the conference and will reopen on Thursday, September 24 at 3 p.m.