Five easy ways to stay connected with the City of Montgomery

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With a calendar packed full of exciting, enticing events, announcements about community services and multiple teams making key decisions, there’s always something worth knowing about happening in Montgomery.

While Montgomery Up is here to keep you in the loop, you can deepen your connection with the City of Montgomery itself via a variety of ways—from e-news updates and social media posts to its Capital City Connection app and its continually updated event website, enjoymgm.com and main website, montgomeryal.gov.

Read on to learn how to stay in touch and in the know in the capital city.

Get social: Add The City of Montgomery to your “follow” lists

The City of Montgomery is ALL over social media, and it’s a fantastic way to find details on Montgomery’s fabulous events—many of which are FREE and family friendly. But don’t just stop at following; it’s a great way to build our community vibe, too. Add comments to share which upcoming events you’re most excited about, and you may just meet a new friend out and about.

Here’s where to follow The City of Montgomery on social media channels:

• Facebook
• Instagram
• X
• Nextdoor
• TikTok
• LinkedIn
• Reddit
• YouTube

Get online: Find all the info you need on City of Montgomery websites

Find details on City services, programs, career opportunities and sanitation schedule shifts; report problems like potholes and blight; learn about the permitting process; send comments and thoughts right to the mayor’s office; and much more at the City of Montgomery’s main website, montgomeryal.gov.

And, in addition to Montgomery Up’s site and socials, remember to routinely check enjoymgm.com so you don’t miss a single event or other key Montgomery happening. There’s so much free fun to be had in the capital city.

Like the City of Montgomery’s Meet, Move & Motivate fitness series. Designed to make exercise enjoyable, these free events invite you to bring a friend, your water bottle and an active attitude to participate in engaging and effective workout for all ages and fitness levels. The Saturday, August 29, 2026 event at Shakespeare Park features a walking and wellness theme.

Here’s where to find City of Montgomery information online:

• Events: enjoymgm.com
• All other City information: montgomeryal.gov

Get the app: Download Capital City Connection

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Add the City of Montgomery’s Capital City Connection app to your smartphone to easily access a wealth of information any time by viewing live streams of city council meetings, board of adjustment meetings, press conferences and more, plus episodes of “The Mayor’s Take,” where Mayor Reed shares his thoughts on events and issues affecting Montgomery.

How to live stream City of Montgomery meetings:

• Download the Capital City Connection app for Apple iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV
• No smart phone? No problem. You can also stream via Charter Cable channel 181, WOW! Cable channel 96 and YouTube.

Get the message + the answers: Two more ways to stay up on Montgomery news

If scrolling socials isn’t your thing, but you still want to be in the know on city of Montgomery news, sign up to have news and event information delivered directly to your inbox with the City’s enews. 

And if you’ve got questions, the City has answers. Hop onto the City’s website and use the “Ask Dexter” chat bot to ask about anything. You’ll find him waiting for your query at the bottom right corner of the home page.

How To Get Connected

• Sign up for City of Montgomery email updates.
• Ask The City of Montgomery’s Chat Bot, Dexter.

Stay in the know in Montgomery by signing up for the city’s email updates, following them on socials and visiting MontgomeryAl.gov for everything capital city.

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