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'''Center Point City Hall''' is a public building and administrative center of the city of [[Center Point]]. It shares the 5,100 square-foot [[1924]] former [[Center Point Elementary School|Center Point School]] building with the [[Center Point Head Start Center]]. The rock-clad building is located on a 4.5-acre lot at 2229 [[Center Point Parkway]]. | '''Center Point City Hall''' is a public building and administrative center of the city of [[Center Point]]. It shares the 5,100 square-foot [[1924]] former [[Center Point Elementary School|Center Point School]] building with the [[Center Point Head Start Center]]. The rock-clad building is located on a 4.5-acre lot at 2229 [[Center Point Parkway]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:56, 28 February 2024
Center Point City Hall is a public building and administrative center of the city of Center Point. It shares the 5,100 square-foot 1924 former Center Point School building with the Center Point Head Start Center. The rock-clad building is located on a 4.5-acre lot at 2229 Center Point Parkway.
At the time of its incorporation in 2002, the first city offices were located in space donated by Ronnie Roddam at 19 20th Court Northwest. Under Mayor George Franklin the city began leasing the former school, commonly called the "Rock School", which was renovated by volunteers.
In 2022 the building was temporarily closed to abate mold and asbestos. In 2024 the Center Point City Council voted to replace the glazing in the lobby with bulletproof glass.
References
- Garrison, Greg (February 21, 2024) "Center Point City Hall is getting bulletproof glass: Here’s why." AL.com