Where We’ve Been What started as a small settlement has grown into the largest city in Escambia County. The city of Atmore began with an entrepreneur named William Larkin Williams who opened a supply facility that would eventually turn into a warm and lively town. By 1866 the area had a name—Williams Station, named after […]

The City of Atmore has worked diligently to prepare for possible disaster response activities such as it experienced after hurricanes Ivan and Dennis. A contract is in place to procure disaster debris management services for the City should the need arise. This web page is another part of the strategy of being prepared. Here you […]

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Should we experience a debris generating disaster, it will be important for citizens to sort their debris when placing it curbside for the debris removal crews. The following image is a guide to segregating the debris by type at the curbside. Please avoid placing debris on or close to fire hydrants, mail boxes, water meters, […]