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Newcomers Guide to Huntsville 2008.Pdf A Guide Information adapted from the Huntsville Times Newcomers Guide 2008-2009 www.al.com/huntsville/newcomers/HU UH 1 IndexU Welcome to Huntsville Page 3 Who to Call Page 3 Health Providers and Services Page 3 Huntsville Utilities Page 4 Driver’s Licensing and Vehicle Registration Page 5 Public School Systems Page 5 Public Libraries Page 6 Media in the Valley Page 7 Top Employers in Huntsville-Madison County Page 8 Getting Around Huntsville Page 8 Wi-Fi “Hot-Spots” Page 10 Fine Arts Organizations Page 11 Recreation in Huntsville Page 17 Fishing, Boating, and Jet-Skiing Page 19 Professional and College Sports Page 20 Area Public Golf Courses Page 21 Huntsville Shopping Centers Page 22 Annual Events in the Valley Page 22 Maps of UAHuntsville campus and Huntsville, AL Page 25 Websites Worth Looking At Page 26 2 Welcome to the Huntsville/Madison County Area UAH would like to welcome you the Huntsville/Madison County. This guide serves as an Answer Book for your questions about the area. Included in this guide is useful information about getting settled in the area, as well as enjoying the many activities that Huntsville has to offer. While we have provided much useful information, if you have additional questions or concerns please do not hesitate to use the hyper-links provided in the book as well as other contact information listed. Who4BH to call 911 should ALWAYSU U be your first call in an emergency. It is the universal number to get help on the way quickly. Non-emergency numbers Huntsville Police Department: 722-7100 Huntsville Fire & Rescue: 722-7120 Madison Police Department: 722-7190 Madison Fire & Rescue: 772-7192 Madison County Sheriff's Department: 722-7181 Gurley Police Department: 776-3313 New Hope Police Department: 723-8443 Owens Cross Roads Police Department: 725-4163 County volunteer fire departments: 722-7171 Huntsville-Madison County Rescue Squad: 536-2720 HEMSI (Madison County's ambulance service): 722-7150 Alabama State Troopers: 533-4202 Alabama State Troopers, from cell phone: Dial *HP (*47) FBI office: 539-1711 Marine police: 888-903-7659 Health5BH Providers and Services StudentU Health Services U Located in the University Center Room UC 203 (256) 824-6775 www.uah.edu/wellness/HU UH Student Health Services provides on-campus health care for currently enrolled students. There is a $5.00 charge for office visits. Services include treatment for acute illness (ex: sore throat, cold and flu, stomach problems, sprains and strains, and gynecological problems), preventative health services (ex: pap smears, physical exams, and laboratory tests), health counseling, and testing. Faculty/StaffU Clinic 301 Sparkman Drive Spragins Hall 127D Huntsville, Al 35889 3 (256) 824-2100 www.uah.edu/clinic/HU UH HoursU of Operation:U Patients are seen from 7:30am-11:30am Monday through Friday Clinic is open from 7:30am- 4:00pm Monday through Friday The faculty/staff clinic is on-campus healthcare for faculty and staff, as well as visiting scholars. Services include those of common Illness as well as skin conditions, vaccines, and laboratory testing. PublicU Health Services U (covered by United Healthcare Insurance) UNIVERSITYU WALK-IN FAMILY CARE 501 Wynn Drive. 890-8700 AMERICANU FAMILY CARE 8151 Whitesburg Drive. 882-9711 4550 University Drive. 713-0560 7559 Hwy 72 West, Madison 562-0850 HuntsvilleU Hospital 101 Sivley Road Huntsville, Al 35801 (256) 265-1000 www.hhsys.orgHU UH Tertiary, acute and general care, trauma center, neurological intensive care, cardiac intensive care, MedFlight air ambulance, Kids Care critical care transport unit, FirstHeart coronary critical care transport unit, Comprehensive Cancer Institute, wellness centers, Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children with neonatal intensive care, 24/7 pediatric emergency and intensive care, Women's Center. 881 beds. CrestwoodU Medical Center One Hospital Drive Huntsville, Al 35801 (256) 429-4000 www.crestwoodmedcenter.comHU UH Acute care, Bariatric Center, Cancer care, Cardiology, Cardiopulmonary, Dentistry, Dermatology, Diagnostic services, Maternity Center, Surgery, Therapy services. 150 beds. HealthU Department U 539-3711 301 Max Luther Drive Vaccinations, health information and other services. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. MentalU Health Center U 533-1970 4040 S. Memorial Parkway Treatment programs for all types of mental illness, emotional disorders, adult and adolescent substance abuse. Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday- Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays. 4 Huntsville6BH Utilities: Water, Electric, Gas H and Sewage 1127B Spragins St. SW Huntsville,8B AL 35801 (256)9B 535-1200 Huntsville10B Utilities is owned by the City of Huntsville and is the area's largest provider of residential and commercial water, electricity gas and sewage. Requirements to apply and set up a new account are: (1.) 2 forms of valid identification, such as a valid driver's license, military ID or social security card (2.) A $300.00 deposit (3.) A $50.00 non-refundable service fee Driver1B Licensing and Vehicle Registration 12BUAlabama Department of Public Safety 1115A13B Church Street Huntsville,14B AL 35801 (256)15B 539-0681 http://www.dps.state.al.us16BHU U Hours:17B M-F 8:00am-Noon & 12:30pm-4:30pm At18B the Alabama Department of Public Safety one may apply and test for an Alabama State drivers license, gain information regarding highway and traffic safety, criminal investigations, and missing children. Madison19BU County Licensing Madison20B Satellite Branch 805021B Hwy 72 West Madison,2B AL 35758 (inside23B Southern Family Market) (256)24B 532-3310 5 Public School Systems Huntsville25BH City Schools 20026B White St., Huntsville 428-6800 www.hsv.k12.al.usH H Superintendent: Dr. Ann Roy Moore Registration: Kindergarten children must be 5 on or before Sept. 1, and first-grade children must be 6 or older on or before Sept. 1. To register, parents should bring to their neighborhood school: the child's birth certificate; the child's Social Security card; the child's Alabama certificate of immunization (blue form); proof of residency; and emergency telephone numbers. For more information, call pupil services at 428-6890. Madison27BH County Schools H 1275-F Jordan Road, Huntsville 852-2557 www.madison.k12.al.usH H Superintendent: Dr. Terry Davis Registration: Kindergarten children must be 5 on or before Sept. 1, and first-grade children must be 6 or older on or before Sept. 1. To register, parents should bring to their neighborhood school: the child's birth certificate; the child's Social Security card; the child's Alabama certificate of immunization (blue form); proof of residency; and emergency telephone numbers. Public28B Libraries Madison29BU Public Library 13030B Plaza Blvd. Madison,31B AL 35758 (256)32B 461-0046 http://www.hpl.lib.al.us3BHU U Huntsville-Madison34BU County Public Library 91535B Monroe Street Huntsville,36B AL 35801 (256)37B 532-5940 http://www.hpl.lib.al.us38BHU UH 6 Media39BH in the Valley Local Newspaper The Huntsville Times 2317 S. Memorial Parkway 532-4000 www.al.comH H Published daily Local Radio WAAO FM 103.7- Country WRTT FM 95.1- Rock WJAB FM 90.9- Jazz (A&M University) WBHP AM 1230- News/Talk KIH20 Huntsville's National Weather Service forecast and warning station. Local Television WHNT Channel 19 CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) WAAY Channel 31 ABC (American Broadcasting Company) WAFF Channel 48 NBC (National Broadcasting Company) WZDX Channel 54 FOX (Fox Broadcasting Company) WHIQ Channel 25 PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) 7 Top40BH Employers in Huntsville-Madison County 1: U.S. Army/Redstone Arsenal, Government, 14,601 2: Huntsville Hospital system, Health care, 5,126 3: Boeing Company, Engineering, 3,000 3: Huntsville City Schools, Education, 3,000 5: NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center, Government, 2,555 6: Sanmina-SCI, Electronic components, 2,500 7: Cinram, A/V replication, 2,500 8: Intergraph, Computer equipment, 2,450 9: City of Huntsville, Government, 2,199 10: Madison County Schools, Education, 2,150 11: SAIC, Engineering, 1,716 12 Continental, VDO Automotive, Electronic equipment, 1,700 12: Adtran, Telecommunications, 1,7,00 14: University of Alabama in Huntsville, Education, 1,318 15: Teledyne Brown Engineering, Engineering, 1,243 16: Madison County, government, 1,220 17: Benchmark Electronics, Engineering, 1,200 18: Northrop Grumman, Engineering, 1,125 19: Alabama A&M University, Education, 1,092 20: West Corp., Customer services, 1,000 20: DirecTV, Customer services, 1,000 22: Crestwood Medical Center, Health care, 994 23: Toyota Motor Mfg. Alabama, Auto engines, 950 23: Madison City Schools, Education, 950 25: LG Electronics, Electronic devices, 900 25: Dynetics, Aerospace/defense, 900 Getting41BH Around H Huntsville Air Travel Huntsville International Airport (256) 772-9395 www.hsvairport.orgH AirlinesH that Fly into Huntsville International Airport American Airlines Northwest Airlines 1-800-433-7300 1-800-225-2525 www.aa.comH H Hwww.nwa.com H 8 Continental Airlines US Airways Express 1-800-523-3273 1-800-428-4322 www.continental.comH H www.usair.comH H Delta Air Lines United Express 1-800-221-1212 1-800-538-2929 www.delta.comH www.united.com Taxi Services American Cab Company Huntsville Cab Co. Rocket City Cab 2201 Governors Dr. SW 3401 8th Ave. 2107 Holmes Ave. NW Huntsville, AL Huntsville, AL Huntsville, AL (256) 534-5000 (256) 539-9444 (256) 534-4524 (256) 534-5051 (256) 539-9445 Bus0B Transportation Services Public Transportation Division City of Huntsville Public Transportation Division 500B Church Street Huntsville, AL 35801 John T. Brown, Director Telephone: 256-427-6811 E-mail: [email protected] The goal of the Public Transportation Division is to provide adequate and efficient community transportation services for the general public, senior citizens, physically challenged citizens, commuters, and individuals with limited transportation alternatives. Huntsville Shuttle 500-B Church St. 427-6811 M-F, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
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