Mayor Joshua Vincent

02/27/2026

ATTENTION PSA:

We have had multiple rounds of storms come through our community throughout the night.

These storms contained gust of wind, and large amounts of rain.

Please drive with caution as roads are wet and slippery.

I have been out checking roads less traveled making sure they are safe for buses to run and removing trees along the way.

If you see a travel issue or safety concern, please call 911 and report it.

Mayor JV

"Together, we can achieve more...."

02/06/2026

02/01/2026

I want to take a moment to recognize some of our own.

City of Lincoln Police Department K-9 Officer Ryan Lundy (K-9 Goose), K-9 Officer Danny Turner (K-9 Edge) and Public Safety Drone Pilot Drew Rutledge have been working throughout the week assisting the Cleburn County Sheriff's Office with searching for a Homicide suspect on the run.

With temps and wind chill in historical lows, they worked through sleet and snow finding the murder weapon and keeping the suspect contained in an area until he was ultimately caught today.

Sincere Thank You to these gentlemen and K-9's for their hard work.

JV

01/30/2026

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01/26/2026

4:15am

We have been up checking roadways and bridges throughout the night.

There are a few wet spots on roads less traveled, however we have not seen any signs of ice.

Please use caution while traveling. If you see any travel issues please report them to Central Dispatch at 256-761-1556 option 8.

JV

01/26/2026

Attention PSA:

As a precaution, due to the dangerously cold temperatures and the possibility of icy roads, Talladega County Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26.

Please stay safe, stay warm, and monitor our District website, social media, and local news for further updates.

12/06/2025

Earlier this week, recent Lincoln High School graduate, Seth Walker, delivered a powerful keynote address to hundreds of educational leaders from across the country at the League Policy to Action Summit in Washington, DC. Speaking on the importance of Research and Development, Seth highlighted how access to high-quality pathways—like Cybersecurity—can transform a student’s future.

Seth also traveled to Capitol Hill, where he met with policymakers to advocate for increased Research and Development funding so that innovative programs like these can continue to grow and reach more students.

During his keynote, Seth shared a message that resonated with everyone in the room: “Access opens the door, but belief allows you to walk through it.” His words remind us that student voice and choice matter, and when we listen to our students and invest in their opportunities, they step forward with confidence and purpose.

Seth is currently attending Troy University, majoring in Cybersecurity. We could not be prouder of Seth and the leadership he continues to demonstrate beyond graduation. To learn more about Talladega County Schools Cybersecurity Pathway, read the article linked in the comment section.

Pictured below: Seth Walker, Lincoln High School Class of 2025 and Talladega County Schools Superintendent, Dr. Suzanne Lacey

12/05/2025

We have been made aware of attempts to spoof a Police Department extension. For your awareness, all legitimate calls from the City of Lincoln will appear as 205-763-7777. You will never see a direct extension displayed for incoming calls.

11/30/2025

Lincoln's annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting will be, Thursday, December 4th

The parade is scheduled to begin at 6pm, and proceed north on Magnolia street from Waffle House to 1st Avenue (the old parade route).

We will have staff manning the railroad crossing to maintain safety.

We recommend arriving as early as possible to secure a viewing location along the route.

Following the parade, please be cautious when exiting, as pedestrians will be present in the vicinity.

11/13/2025