SEPTEMBER NEWS: COMMUNITY OUTREACH NARCOG has been busy attending local health fairs, submitting grants, and searching for the newest NARCOG team members. Check out what we’ve been doing in September Visit our Website |
 In Memory of Amy Proctor: Beloved Friend and ColleagueIt is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our beloved friend and colleague, Amy Leann (Sherrill) Proctor, on September 17, 2025. Amy will be remembered for her genuine kindness, unwavering compassion, and the warmth she brought to every interaction. Whether working with clients or supporting her coworkers, she always led with her heart and made a lasting impact on those around her. Her presence brightened our days, and her legacy of care and dedication will continue to inspire us.We extend our heartfelt condolences to Amy’s family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing and loving her. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered. |
| Step Into Better Health with Walk With Ease |
| Stephanie King, the NARCOG Wellness Coordinator, has launched an exciting new health initiative called Walk With Ease. Developed by the Arthritis Foundation, this program is designed to promote physical activity while providing participants with valuable tools for self-management. Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday at 10:30 a.m.. Thanks to a partnership with Decatur Parks and Recreation, sessions take place at the Turner-Surles Community Center Auditorium. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
| Supporting Community Wellness, One Event at a Time |
| Earlier this month, NARCOG had the opportunity to participate in several community health events across the region, including the Oakwood Community Health Fair, the Cullman Senior Health Fair, and the Daikin Wellness Fair. These events connect with residents and share valuable information about our services, helping people of all ages better understand the resources available to them through NARCOG. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
| Lawrence County Awarded $290,000 ARC Grant |
| Lawrence County has been awarded a $290,000 Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grant to support critical upgrades at the Mallard Fox West Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), with a total project cost of $580,000. The West Morgan East Lawrence Water and Sewer Authority (WMELWSA) will own and operate the improvements and is providing the 50% match of $290,000. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
| NARCOG Submits $246,985 RTP Grant for Garden City River Park |
| The North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) has submitted a Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant application on behalf of the Town of Garden City, requesting $246,985 in federal funds for trailhead improvements at Garden City’s River Park. The total cost of the proposed project is $308,731, with the town providing a local match of $61,746. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
| October Brings Fun-Filled Senior Events to the Region |
| October is shaping up to be a month full of exciting, free events for seniors, thanks to the Cullman and Morgan County Commissions on Aging (COA). These fun-filled gatherings are a great opportunity for seniors to connect with others, enjoy seasonal festivities, and make lasting memories. These events are completely free and are sure to bring a smile to the faces of everyone who attends. Seniors across both counties are encouraged to mark their calendars and join in the celebration! CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
| Find Your Next Career with NARCOG: Job Opportunities |
| NARCOG is currently seeking qualified candidates to fill several open positions across different departments. These opportunities include a full-time Human Resources Generalist, Case Managers, Case Manager Supervisors, Director of Finance, Grants and Loans, as well as part-time Transit Drivers. For complete job descriptions and application details, please visit Indeed or go to www.narcog.org/who-we-are/career-opportunities. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |  |
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