Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle has issued a statement following Madison County Commission Chair Mac McCutcheon’s announcement that he will retire effective March 1.
Recognizing a Career of Public Service
Mayor Battle praised McCutcheon’s decades-long commitment to serving the people of Madison County, describing his career as one defined by leadership, integrity, and a deep sense of responsibility to the community. He noted that McCutcheon’s service spanned multiple roles, including law enforcement, civic leadership, Speaker of the Alabama House, and Chairman of the Madison County Commission.
A Collaborative Approach to Leadership
In the statement, Mayor Battle emphasized McCutcheon’s belief that effective government is built through cooperation rather than conflict. He highlighted McCutcheon’s ability to work across jurisdictions and differing viewpoints, focusing on results that strengthened both Huntsville and the surrounding communities.
Looking Ahead to the Next Chapter
Mayor Battle concluded by congratulating McCutcheon on a lasting legacy of service and thanked him for being a strong partner to the City of Huntsville. He also extended best wishes to McCutcheon and his family as he prepares for retirement and the next chapter of his life.
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