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Calhoun County Beautification Board

The Calhoun County Beautification Board is made up of 10 volunteers. The CCBB promotes beautification efforts in Calhoun County.

The volunteers are appointed by the Calhoun County Commission, and each Commissioner appoints 2 members per district.

02/27/2026

The Calhoun County Commission adopted a resolution designating the Mountain Longleaf Pine as the Official Tree of Calhoun County and proclaiming February 22–28, 2026 as Arbor Week in Calhoun County.
Our forests — from mountain ridges to river valleys — shape the history, economy, and character of this county. Trees improve air quality, protect watersheds, support wildlife, enhance property values, and strengthen our overall quality of life. The Mountain Longleaf Pine, native to our upland ridges and rocky terrain, represents resilience and the enduring strength of Calhoun County — a symbol already reflected within our County seal.

02/16/2026

Arbor Day event today. Blueberry and Elderberry plants.

Photos from Calhoun County Beautification Board's post

02/13/2026

We had a wonderful class and excellent attendance for our Owl/Kestrel workshop today!
Thank you Amy Gaddy, CCBB member and Owner of MTM Environmental, Phyllis and Rich Porter of R and P Crafts, Abbigail and Hades the Screech Owl from the Anniston Museum of Natural History, Calhoun County Extension and the Calhoun County Commission. It was a great team effort!