City of Pinson Alabama

09/04/2026

Pinson Bicentennial Splash Pad will be open Saturday, September 5, 9am-6pm, Sunday, September 6, from Noon-6pm. In addition, it will be open Monday, September 7th, from 9am-6pm.

Other City Offices will be closed in observance of Labor Day.

09/04/2026

Due to the Extreme Heat, The Grid Iron League has CANCELLED youth football for tomorrow! This includes the Pinson Youth program.

09/03/2026

City Council Meeting

09/02/2026

TENTATIVE AGENDA
PINSON CITY COUNCIL
September 3

Invocation: Mayor

Pledge of Allegiance: Walker

Roll Call: Clerk

Approval of Minutes: Holt August 20

Department Reports:

Finance: Payment of Bills – Tanner
Planning and Zoning: Report on Post-Annexation Zoning
Hearing(s)
Ordinance of Zoning
Report on Abatement Cases
Resolution declaring 4770 and 4778 Elfreth Johnson overgrown
Declaration from Mayor identifying 4270 Clayton as unsafe


Mayor’s Report: Notice of Public Auction, September 25th at 1pm – EZGO MPT 1200
Pinson Butterbean Days! October 2-3
Childhood Obesity Walk, September 5, 9am-Noon

Old Business: Renewal of usage agreements with JefCoEd

New Business: First Reading – Ordinance concerning Donations and Litter Control

Special Guest: Erik Hendon

Department Heads and Public Comment:

Public Comment

Motion to enter executive session to discuss litigation

Motion to Adjourn: Walker

08/30/2026

The city’s new mural is completed. Thank you to Dewon Moton for his depiction of Our Community Our Story.

08/27/2026

08/25/2026

🫘 Planning your Butterbean Days visit? Save this map!

Here’s your guide to Pinson Butterbean Days 2026 — including parking, restrooms, the car show, stage, carnival, Butterbean Cuisine booths, merchandise, and more!

📍 Vendors will be lined all along Main Street, so be sure to stroll the whole festival and see what everyone has to offer.

🎡 Friday, October 2 | 6–10 PM
🎆 Fireworks at 9 PM - may be slightly delayed until after PVHS football game
🫘 Saturday, October 3 | 8 AM–4 PM

Save it. Screenshot it. Share it. Then get ready to have a bean-tastic weekend in Pinson! 🫘

08/21/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE:

The City of Pinson will auction the listed item that has been declared surplus on September 25th at 1pm at public-outcry auction to the highest bidder. The auction will occur at Pinson Bicentennial Park, 4200 Bicentennial Drive (formerly known as Oak Street West), Pinson, 35126

Item Serial

EXGO MPT1200 2728124

• All assets are offered for sale "AS IS, WHERE IS.".
• This means the property is sold in its current condition, with all existing faults and without any warranty, expressed or implied.
• The seller makes no guarantee or representation as to the merchantability, fitness for any purpose, or condition of the property. Bidders should preview or inspect items prior to bidding.
• Vehicle does have holes and marks from the existence and removal of equipment and is not operational.
• Removal is at buyer’s expense. Vehicle is not warranted to be drivable. Buyers should expect and anticipate wear and tear, mechanical issues, and potential damage consistent with age and high usage.
• Cash, Money Order or Cashiers check will be required for payment.

For further information, contact [email protected] or 680-5556

08/21/2026

🫘 Put your business in the Butterbean Days Cookbook! 📖💚

Here’s a sponsorship opportunity that’s pretty un-bean-lievable! 😉 Local businesses can support the Pinson Butterbean Days Cooking Contest while getting their name in front of the community through our digital cookbook.

Even better? 10% of all sponsorship and advertising proceeds will benefit the culinary programs at Mortimer Jordan and Clay-Chalkville High Schools! 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳

Choose from:
⭐ Presenting Sponsor – $1,500
📖 Half-Page Ad – $100

Spaces are limited, so reserve yours while you can!

👉 https://pinsonbutterbeandays.com/cooking-contest-sponsorships/

08/20/2026

In just over a month in Alabama, the first-ever Pinson Butterbean Days festival kicks one of the most anticipated and fun events of the year in the state! Set for October 2–3, 2026, this new two-day festival will bring downtown Pinson’s Main Street to life with arts and craft vendors, food trucks, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, and a car show. The event carries on the spirit of the Alabama Butterbean Festival, which had been a Pinson fall tradition for 20 years before ending earlier this year.

Food will be a big part of the weekend, with plenty of chances to enjoy festival favorites while celebrating the humble butterbean. Pinson’s longtime bean celebration even made history in 2010, when it set a Guinness World Record with a massive 1,010.65-gallon pot of baked beans. Visitors can also browse a packed vendor area filled with handmade goods and local businesses. With music, food, shopping, cars, and activities spread through the heart of town, Butterbean Days is shaping up to feel like a classic small-town Alabama street festival while beginning a brand-new chapter for one of Pinson’s best-known fall traditions for families and visitors.