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CITY OF CORDOVA 3885 N. Massachusetts Avenue Cordova, AL 35550

Public Safety

12/17/2015 12:00:00 AM

Cordova Police Department

 

The City of Cordova is currently served by four full time, four part time, nine reserve & four explorers:

301   Nick Smith   Chief
302   Tony Reid   K9 Officer
303   Terry Coley   Sergeant
304   Shelby Luttrell   Officer/Firearms Instructor
305   Cody Waldrop   Officer
306   Ray Goggans   Officer
307   Larry Kilgore   Officer
308    Marcus Carroll   Officer- Traffic
320   Alex Daniel   Reserve
321   Hugh Plylar   Reserve
322   Eric Kilpatrick   Reserve
323   Andrew Bingmon   Reserve
324   T.J. Armstrong   Reserve/Chaplin
325   Krimson Culverson   Reserve
326  Tammy Winchester   Reserve
327 Justin Hodge   Reserve
328 Stephelia Hall   Reserve
330 Steven Carlton   Explorer
331 Austin Hodge   Explorer
332 Joshua Richardson   Explorer
333  Patrick Adams   Explorer

 

Under the direction Chief Dean Harbison, Cordova is currently served by over twenty volunteer fire fighters.  The department consistently strives for additional training as first responders as well as fire fighting.

Cordova, Alabama A Little History Lesson

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Cordova, AL is a city that was shaped by coal mining and a textile mill, and is now rising from the destruction of an EF-3 and an EF-4 tornado in April of 2011. The city was dubbed Cordova by Captain Benjamin Long after previously being referred to as "Dent" or "Dent's Place." Captain Long settled in the city in the late 1850s and forever shaped the landscape of the city. He lured many industries to the city, including a textile mill that has shaped the industrial and residential face of the city to this very day.

  • City of Cordova
  • 3885 N. Massachusetts Ave.
  • Cordova, AL 35550

CITY UPDATE

Cordova is a very unique community built through textile mills and coal mining on the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River. We find ourselves deeply entrenched in recovering from two striking blows on April 27th, 2011 in the form of an EF-3 and an EF-4 tornado.

We have seen so much progress and transformation over the past seven months that it is difficult to even summarize, but that will be the ultimate goal of this website and more importantly, this administration

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