DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Many in our community sustained damage from the severe storms of March 19, 2018. Individual assistance is available for homeowners and renters in Cullman County for uninsured and underinsured damage and losses. Those eligible may receive grants for temporary housing and home repairs, and for other serious disaster-related needs such as medical and dental expenses. Long-term, low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) may also be available to cover losses not fully compensated by insurance.
[Disaster #: AL-00087 – Effective Date: 3/19/2018]
Thank you Mayor Jacobs for corresponding with one of my kindergarten student! He was thrilled to receive his letter! @cullmanprimary @CullmanSuper #communitypenpals pic.twitter.com/XAzOxsiEZB
— Mrs. Brown’s Zebras (@CCPSzebras) May 11, 2018
Welcome to Cullman!
Cullman is a thriving 21st Century community fueled by its quaint heritage and indelible Southern charm. Founded in 1873 by German refugee Colonel John G. Cullmann, our city is known for its early agricultural success and ability to accommodate widespread industrial projects. With a population currently hovering around 15,000, Cullman is the county seat and largest city in Cullman County. Cullman is located halfway between Birmingham and Huntsville, and is the epicenter for multiple major highway systems. Cullman offers an impressive array of local attractions, hotels, restaurants, retail establishments, educational and medical facilities, and access to cultural, sporting, and entertainment events. Cullman supports progressive economic development, technological advancements, and creative quality-of-life endeavors. Cullman offers 21st Century living while maintaining the quintessential Southern charm that immediately engages visitors. Cullman is an ideal community to stay a while … or a lifetime!
