The city is required to provide city employees with information about ACA forms, rather than printing them, per IRS requirements.
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Overview: The City of Lobelville plans street improvements in a designated floodplain, inviting public comments on potential impacts.
The City of Lobelville's policy is that if its customers have a potential leak, the city will notify them by stamping their bill with a possible leak stamp. It will be up to the customer to find out where the leak is and fix it.
Beginning April 14, 2017, a new Federal Regulation requires all natural gas utilities to notify customers regarding excess flow valve (EFV) availability.
Requests for the inspection and copying of public records of the City of Lobelville shall be handled by the City Recorder expeditiously as possible. 
2018_Open_Records_Request.pdf It is the policy and intent of the City of Lobelville to:
The open meetings law now requires that city and county legislative bodies produce an agenda available to the public at least 48 hours before a meeting and that “reasonably describes” each agenda item.
The new agenda law applies to all meetings of local legislative bodies, including city councils, boards of aldermen, and county commissions.