Community Development Division
Montgomery is investing in the people and places that make our city strong. Through neighborhood revitalization, mobility improvements, arts and culture, public spaces, community programs, and initiatives that address homelessness we’re fostering a resilient city where residents can thrive at every stage of life.
Maxwell-Gunter AFB, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, Baptist Health, Regions Bank
2 hours to Atlanta, 1.5 to Birmingham, 3 to the Gulf Coast
Manufacturing, tech/cyber, aerospace, healthcare, logistics
Montgomery blends historic character with modern amenities. With vibrant neighborhoods, greenspaces, public art, community events, and new investments across the city, Montgomery offers an affordable, welcoming lifestyle with opportunities for all.
Key quality-of-life strengths include:
Montgomery partners with agencies and community organizations to offer support for residents experiencing homelessness or housing instability. These efforts help individuals and families move toward long-term stability and safety. Our overall goal is to strengthen the city’s social safety net and create pathways from crisis to stability.
Revitalization strengthens Montgomery’s communities by expanding opportunity, improving infrastructure, and supporting neighborhood identity. These efforts are designed to make corridors safer, businesses stronger, and neighborhoods more connected.
Revitalization efforts may include:
Across Montgomery, projects are underway that shape daily life — from mobility upgrades to public space enhancements to community-driven programs. Physical community projects include improvement of public infrastructure, upgrades to transportation and mobility, and enhancement of parks and greenspaces. Community initiatives include neighborhood planning and community engagement programs.
Residents play a vital role in shaping Montgomery’s future. Share your ideas and stay connected to planning efforts happening across neighborhoods and corridors.
Mayor Steven Reed, Economic Development Director Frank Robinson, and Housing Director Reginald D. Marable visited the first site of the
Grants Coordinator
Adena Kramer
334-625-3730
Director
Desmond Wilson
334-625-2735
Senior Planner
Lynda Wool
334-625-2066
Neighborhood Resources Specialist
Laquanna Robinson-Washington
334-625-2032
Find the people, programs, and pathways that support your goals—whether you’re looking to start a business, explore a neighborhood initiative, access city services, or learn more about life in Montgomery.
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