Originally from Sumiton, Alabama, Dr. Kent Glover earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Samford University in 2012. Dr. Glover went on to complete his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Atlanta in 2016, graduating with honors. After practicing in Gardendale for six years within a group setting, he decided to branch out on his own. In spring of 2023 Dr. Glover purchased his practice from Dr. Scott Wood, who served the north Jefferson community for more than twenty years.
Originally from Sumiton, Alabama, Dr. Kent Glover earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Samford University in 2012. Dr. Glover went on to complete his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Atlanta in 2016, graduating with honors. After practicing in Gardendale for six years within a group setting, he decided to branch out on his own. In spring of 2023 Dr. Glover purchased his practice from Dr. Scott Wood, who served the North Jefferson community for more than twenty years.
Dr. Glover has certifications in physiotherapeutics, activator technique, and dry needling. He is also a certified medical examiner for the Department
Dr. Glover has certifications in physiotherapeutics, activator technique, and dry needling.Heisalsoacertifiedmedicalexaminer for the Department of Transportation.
Using a problem-centered approach, Dr. Glover ensures he is addressing the current needs of his patients in the most ethical and moral way possible. Providing quality, evidence-based care and education to his patients is his top priority.
of Transportation. Using a problemcentered approach, Dr. Glover ensures he is addressing the current needs of his patients in the most ethical and moral way possible. Providing quality, evidencebased care and education to his patients is his top priority.
In his free time, he loves to spend his days with his wife, Kayla, his son, Samuel, and their ten year old golden retriever, George. In addition to being a jazz musician and disc golfer, he and his wife are self-proclaimed “foodies” and love to travel the world. He hopes to continue to serve the Gardendale and north Jefferson areas and is excited to be a part of the growth Gardendale continues to see.
In his free time, he loves to spend his days with his wife, Kayla, his son, Samuel, and their ten year old golden retriever, George. In addition to being a jazz musician and disc golfer, he and his wife are self-proclaimed “foodies” and love to travel the world. He hopes to continue to serve the Gardendale and north Jefferson areas and is excited to be a part of the growth Gardendale continues to see.
Dr. Kent Glover with his wife Kayla, son Samuel and daughter Rosie.
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Discover Gardendale is the official magazine of the Gardendale Chamber of Commerce. This 2025 edition is produced by JBMC Media, LLC in conjunction with the Chamber and the City of Gardendale. Free copies of this magazine may be obtained from the Chamber of Commerce by emailing info@gardendalechamber.com or calling (205) 631-9195. A digital version of this magazine may also be found on the Chamber’s website at www.gardendalechamber.com.
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As the mayor, I’d like to personally welcome you to the beautiful city of Gardendale. Located only fifteen minutes from downtown Birmingham our unique locations allow our residents to enjoy the benefits that a big city offers, such as sports, entertainment and exquisite dinning while living in a small town that is know throughout the state for its charm and sense of community. As a born and raised, lifelong resident of Gardendale of 66 years, it’s a great place to live, work and play. And it’s a place that I chose to raise my children and now watch my grandchildren grow up.
Our business community is growing at an unprecedented pace. Over the last two years, we have added national brands, such as Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse, Chipotle, Chicken Salad Chick, Jersey Mike’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, Taziki’s, Taco Mama, Guthrie’s, Santos Coffee and Ulta Beauty, with Wood’s Trading Company, 24E Fitness and Sonic soon to follow. This historic momentum continues to spread, and we plan to capitalize on it. Our Gardendale Chamber of Commerce does a great job in helping every business, both large and small, be successful year in and year out. If you’re looking to start or open a business, there has never been a better time or a better place to choose.
There are many reasons to choose Gardendale for your personal or business needs. First, we are a very safe city with a low crime rate, and we have excellent employees in both our police and fire departments, all who dedicate their lives daily to serve and protect you. This year, we are also adding a third fire station to better protect the local businesses and residents.
On the education side, we offer two private schools and four public schools that we are very proud of. On the public school side, we are very proud partners with JefcoEd, and we are both committed to making our local schools the very best they can be.
Our city is proud to offer several facilities designed to enhance the quality of life that our citizens expect and deserve. Our Civic Center serves as the hub of our city providing opportunities such as a gymnasium, walking tracks (indoor and outdoor), weight rooms, meeting rooms and an exhibition hall. There’s also an amphitheater and
lots of green space that allows us to offer special community events on a regular basis and our yearly Magnolia Festival that attracts 40,000 visitors from across the Southeast in the spring. Also, adjacent to the Civic Center, we have a first-class Senior Center that provides unique offerings for our senior community. Just down the road is our recently renovated Library, that we are very proud of; located in a peaceful, serene setting, it is a great place to read, study or socialize with many activities designed for those of all ages.
On the recreation side, our parks are second to none. We recently completed a major renovation of Kenny Clemons Park, where we offer soccer fields, playground, splash pad, dog park, biking and hiking trails, flag football fields, as disc golf course and maintenance facility. Additionally, other parks are located throughout the city with more playgrounds, athletic fields and a field dedicated to those with special needs, Pat Field—our “Field of Miracles.”
But, the crown jewel of all our parks is Bill Noble Park, which opened in 2023. It is a community park designed to meet the needs of all ages. We invested $32 million to build the nicest park in the state of Alabama that is within a half-mile of I-65. The park consists of nine baseball or softball fields and a football/soccer field (all synthetic turf), two concession stands, a huge playground with pavilions, eight tennis courts, 11 pickleball courts, an event venter and even a putting green. During the week, Bill Noble Park is designed to meet the needs and expectations of the local community. Then, on the weekends, it serves as an economic development engine, attracting sports teams from across the Southest, which helps all of our local businesses.
Everything that I have mentioned above would not be possible without the cooperation and teamwork of our city employees and city council. This team of approximately 200, is here for one reason and that is to serve the residents and visitors of our community. I hope you check us out on your own and just see for yourself that Gardendale, truly, is a great place to live, work and play.
In closing, it’s an honor to serve as the Mayor of our great city. If I, or any member of our team, can help you in any way, please feel free to reach out to us. As I’ve said many times before, “Great Things Are Yet to Come in this City!”
Mayor Stan Hogeland
LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
On behalf of the Gardendale Chamber of Commerce, I’m delighted to extend our heartfelt: WELCOME!
Gardendale is home of the Rockets, lovers of magnolias and the original Jugtown fanbase. Most importantly, we are a community of big ideas, actions rooted in integrity and a steady pulse of doing right, doing well and doing things together.
Our city’s history and future are built on the power of collaboration. Working at the Chamber allows me to continue weaving the fabric of Gardendale’s existence by assisting the city, businesses, schools and the community in working together to achieve greater success. Our mayor lovingly states that “greater things are still to come for Gardendale,” and we wholeheartedly agree.
Whether you are with us visiting, working, or establishing roots for your business or family, we define success by making sure those we interact with know that they are not “life-ing” in Gardendale alone. At the chamber, we are constantly looking for and sharing the connections that create a thriving environment. An atmosphere where visitors want to linger, businesses flourish and individuals/families know that through life’s highs and lows they have cheerleaders and support every step of the way.
Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or ideas you would like to discuss. Give us a call and stop in if you have a moment. Our office is located inside the Civic Center on Main St. If you’re new, we can’t wait to meet you. If Gardendale has been your stomping ground for a while, then we’re eager to continue our conversations. The Gardendale Chamber’s official motto is: We create, build and empower connections to foster growth in our businesses and community.” To each and every one of you we extend an open invitation to join us in creating the sappiest love story that a city’s ever told.
Once again, welcome from the Gardendale Chamber of Commerce!
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ABOUT US: CHAMBER HISTORY
The Gardendale Chamber of Commerce began as a small but determined group of local business leaders, who saw the potential for their growing town. New roads and an influx of families were main factors that transitioned Gardendale from a quiet farming community into a suburban hub. As businesses started to pop up, the need for a unified voice to promote economic growth and support local entrepreneurs became clear.
In response, the Chamber of Commerce was established in 1987, with the goal of fostering a strong business community and promoting Gardendale as a great place to live, work, and shop. The early Chamber meetings were modest, often held in local restaurants or community centers, where members would discuss ways to support one another and attract new businesses to town.
As Gardendale grew, so did the Chamber. Playing a pivotal role in organizing events like the annual Gardendale Christmas Parade, local business expos, and community festivals that draw visitors from surrounding areas, the Chamber’s goal is to help shape Gardendale into a vibrant suburban city, with a strong sense of community and a desirable location for both families and businesses.
With a diverse membership of over 200 investors (which includes everyone from small business owners to large corporations) the Gardendale Chamber of Commerce is more than just a place to join—it’s a place to make an impact. A place where ambitious individuals can connect, launch ideas, and contribute to a thriving local economy.
The Chamber’s evolution reflects Gardendale’s growth, adapting to new trends and technologies while staying true to its mission of supporting local businesses and fostering growth and connections with community spirit. What started as a small group of local entrepreneurs has grown into a powerful organization that plays a key role in the ongoing success of Gardendale, proving that when a community comes together, it can achieve great things.
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THEN & NOW
The Gardendale community gathers for the Magnolia Festival each summer. P E R M A N E N T J E W E L R Y
In the early 1800s, Gardendale was a wild frontier where brave families carved out a life from the rugged land. They built farms, raised families, and slowly a community began to take shape. As the years passed, the little settlement began to grow. By the turn of the century, it had earned the nickname “Jugtown,” after a local pottery factory. Yes, known for crafting jugs and pots that were shipped across the region, a pottery factory put the town on the map.
In 1906, Jugtown’s people began to yearn for a name that would reflect not just what they made, but who they were. A local school teacher, Hettie Thompson Cargo, started a campaign to change the town’s name. Two names were then placed into a hat and by way of the draw, Jugtown became Gardendale.
As the 20th century rolled on, Gardendale transformed from a small farming town into a bustling suburb. The construction of U.S. Route 31 connected it to the outside world, bringing new families and businesses. Gardendale grew quickly, but it held onto its close-knit community vibe.
Today, Gardendale stands as a testament to the spirit of those early pioneers. It is a place where history and progress walk hand in hand, where new homes rise beside old landmarks, and where the community gathers each year to celebrate its heritage with festivals, parades, and the simple joy of being together.
Gardendale is no longer just a place on a map; it’s a story, one that originated with determination and vision and continues in those same pursuits. A city that continues to evolve and thrive while still cherishing its roots and holding on to its identity.
Gardendale, Alabama..its best chapters are still being written.
LIVING HERE: CITY NUMBERS AND RESOURCES
PHONE
AT&T - (800) 861.6075
CABLE/INTERNET
Spectrum - (866) 874.2389
ELECTRICITY
Alabama Power - (800) 245.2244
GAS
AllGas - (205) 631.2232
Fultondale Gas - (205) 841.6456
WATER Birmingham Water Works(205) 244.4000
TRASH Republic Waste - (877) 692.9729
Municipal
CITY HALL
(205) 631-8789 Option 1
925 Main Street • Gardendale AL www.cityofgardendale.com/ administration/page/city-hall Offers public access to the Mayor and his Staff, Inspection Services/ Permits for building activities and Administration/Licensing for items such as Public Record request, Bids/RFPs, business licenses and taxes, accounts payable, and other general administrative operations of the City.
FIRE/ MEDICAL/ RESCUE (205) 631-6660
1811 Decatur Highway • Gardendale, AL
www.cityofgardendale.com/fire
Gardendale Fire, Medical, and Rescue experienced staff providing the highest level of protection, services, and quality of life to Gardendale’s citizens and visitors. Employs 27 full-time fire/medics, along with Fire Chief Joe Thomas and Fire Marshal Adam Crain. Team is extensively trained and certified in various specialized services, including paramedic care, high-angle/rope rescue, confined space and trench rescue, fire prevention, hazardous materials management, and more.
POLICE DEPARTMENT (205) 631-8787
1309 Decatur Highway, Gardendale AL
www.cityofgardendale.com/police
Established on July 7, 1955. Since its inception, the department’s members have worked diligently to provide professional law enforcement services to the citizens of Gardendale, helping to maintain one of the lowest crime rates in Jefferson County. The
mission of the Gardendale Police Department is to safeguard the lives and property of the people, reduce the incidence and fear of crime, and enhance public safety.
• Building Permits: Required for new construction, renovations, and some types of repairs.
• Inspections: To ensure your project meets safety standards and complies with local codes.
• Zoning Information: Guidance on land use regulations to help you plan your project. The Inspection Services Department is responsible for plan reviews, code enforcement, issuing building permits and Certificates of Occupancy, and performing inspections on all building components. These components include structural, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, natural, and propane gas. The department also investigates public complaints.
MUNICIPAL COURT
205-631-7155
1309 Decatur Highway • Gardendale, AL www.cityofgardendale.com/ municipal-court Jurisdiction over:
• Traffic and parking violations
• Municipal ordinance violations
• Misdemeanor offenses
Our court provides essential support to the judicial branch of city government, including:
• Case docketing and management
• Sentence monitoring
• Collection of court fines
• Caseload reporting
Our Judge, Prosecutor, and court staff are dedicated to offering fair, impartial, and efficient service to all citizens in a comfortable environment.
PUBLIC WORKS (205) 631-3394
327 Main Street, Gardendale AL www.cityofgardendale.com/ publicworks
Public Works Department operates a fleet of dump trucks, brush trucks, loaders, leaf vacuums, and tractors. Committed to maintaining and upgrading the City’s infrastructure while providing dependable, high-quality service.
Parks and Rec (205) 631-6580
www.cityofgardendale.com/parksrec
BILL NOBLE PARK,
5895 Bill Noble Dr, Gardendale, AL
Contains- nine ball fields, a football field, eight tennis courts, and eleven pickleball courts. Families can enjoy playgrounds for the little ones, a putting green, and plenty of green spaces with pavilions that are perfect for gatherings. The park also features gaga ball, bocce ball, and lots of open areas to relax and play. For events, our Event Center is available to rent for meetings, parties, or celebrations and is conveniently located just a few miles from Interstate 65—close enough to be easy to get to but far enough to enjoy some peace and quiet.
LUMAN HARRIS PARK
401-601 Park St, Gardendale, AL
Contains- four fields used for practices and extra games, including our Field of Miracles, where special games are played twice a year. Next to the field is the Raymond Doss Playground, with his orange tractor standing proudly—always a fun sight when someone hits a home run from the Miracle League home plate
BEATRICE JOHNSON PARK
3811 New Castle Road, Gardendale AL 35071
Families love the playground and pavilion, especially when the sound of the nearby train adds a bit of excitement to the day. On Keith Circle, Mini Park offers a quiet spot where kids can swing, slide, and shoot hoops in the shade of tall trees.
KENNETH CLEMONS PARK
2191 Fieldstown Rd, Gardendale, AL
Contains- two soccer fields, four flag football fields, and plenty of space for casual play. Nearby at Celebration Park, families cool off at the Splash Pad, followed by a picnic under one of the pavilions. Not far away, our dog park is a great spot for dogs and their owners to have some fun together. If you enjoy disc golf, Magnolia Links 18-Disc Golf Course is a great place to play. Since opening in 2020, it’s become a popular spot for tournaments and casual games— perfect for a quick round during lunch or an afternoon outing
GARDENDALE (MARTHA MOORE) PUBLIC LIBRARY (205) 631-6639
995 Rocket Wy, Gardendale, AL www.gardendalelibrary.org
Provides the community with quality materials and programs to meet the ever-changing needs for life-long learning, cultural enrichment, information, and entertainment.
Active adult and children programming with a variety of activities, programs, enrichment, and entertainment throughout the year. Event space rental available.
CIVIC CENTER (205) 631-5679
857 Main Street • Gardendale AL www.cityofgardendale.com/civiccenter
Fitness Center and Event Space
Event space: Six meeting rooms, two suites, and a 6,000-squarefoot Exhibition Hall. Fitness: cardiovascular room, free weight room, 18-station Cybex selectorized weight room, aerobics room, spinning cycle room, basketball court, racquetball court, and an indoor track (9 laps to the mile). Various classes offered daily.
SENIOR CENTER
205-631-7240
861 Main Street, Gardendale AL www.cityofgardendale.com/seniorcenter
Daily activities for those 55 or older. There are various engaging activities such as games, crafts, shopping trips, guest speakers, and live music. The lunch program (provided by the United Way of Alabama) is served daily from 11:15 AM to 11:30 AM*
*see website for details
GARDENDALE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
125 JD Weeks Drive Gardendale, AL
THE ARTS IN GARDENDALE (205) 631-6639
995 Rocket Way, Gardendale AL
The Arts in Gardendale is an organization dedicated to facilitating events & programs to celebrate various art forms in the Gardendale community.
LIVING HERE: EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
HIGH SCHOOL
Discover two exceptional institutions that prioritize academic excellence and personal growth for every child: Snow Rogers Elementary School and Gardendale Elementary School. With dedicated teachers and nurturing environments, these schools are committed to providing a bright future for students.
Gardendale Elementary School 860 Bauers Ln
Gardendale, AL 35701
Snow Rogers Elementary 2636 Snow Rogers Road Gardendale, AL 35071
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bragg Middle School believes in fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment that empowers every student to thrive. With a team of passionate educators and a comprehensive curriculum, they are dedicated to nurturing young minds, cultivating critical thinking, and preparing students for a successful future.
Bragg Middle School 840 Ash Avenue
Gardendale, AL 35071
Gardendale High School is where the leaders of tomorrow are shaped! Focusing on academic excellence, character development, and innovation, they provide a nurturing environment for students to explore their passions and reach their full potential. Embrace diversity, creativity, and collaboration as they prepare your child for a successful future.
Gardendale High School 800 Main Street Gardendale, AL 35071
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Gardendale Christian Academy 1800 Decatur Highway
Gardendale, AL 35071
Tabernacle Christian School 2649 Decatur Highway
Gardendale, AL 35071
LIVING HERE: ENTERTAINMENT, DINING, AND SHOPPING
A charming blend of entertainment, dining, and shopping, from national chains to small local businesses make Gardendale a vibrant place to live and visit.
ENTERTAINMENT
Outdoorsy? Gardendale boasts beautiful parks, recreational areas, and walking trails. Parks such as Bill Noble and Kenneth Clemons provide great spots for picnics, sports, and family gatherings. With athletic fields, splash pad, and playgrounds there is something for everyone! The Gardendale Urban Trail System is perfect for walking, running, or biking. Or meet up with friends after the morning school drop off to get in a few miles walking the outdoor path around the Civic Center.
Several community events bring everyone in Gardendale together. The farmers’ market at Bill Noble in the summer, community bonfire during football season, and craft and trade shows like Merry Market are yearly favorites. Perhaps the most anticipated events are the ones that combine the efforts of our entire community, roping together the schools, businesses, and city departments together for guaranteed success. The Magnolia Festival features live music, local vendors, and family-friendly activities. GES hosts a fall festival at the Civic Center complete with rides, food trucks, and carnival booths. And most notably, Gardendale finishes the year with a bang ringing in the holiday season with its annual Christmas Parade consisting of 100 or more floats/ participants from the business community, local civic groups, and school bands/organizations.
SHOPPING
Shopping in Gardendale is a delight, with a variety of boutiques and small businesses offering distinctive finds. Gllam, Market Place on Main, and Woods Trading offer stylish apparel and locally produced gifts or trinkets, while home décor enthusiasts will enjoy perusing Tombrello Collective for unique and inspired pieces. Locally owned salons, fitness studios, and wellness centers further add to the city’s vibrant local economy.
Whether you’re looking for a fun weekend activity, a unique shopping experience, or a way to support local businesses, Gardendale offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with plenty to explore.
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Tombrello Collective
Woods Trading
Magnolia Festival
Community Bonfire
Farmers’ Market
Bill Noble Park
LIVING HERE: ENTERTAINMENT, DINING, AND SHOPPING
DINING
Every explorer needs food to fuel his/her energy, and Gardendale offers a mix of local favorites and well-known restaurant chains. Hamburger Heaven serves up all American classics for breakfast or lunch, Chick-fil-a is ideal for an after school bite, and Longhorns or Buffalo Wild Wings have date nights and family dinners taken care of. A quick stop by Monita’s bakery or Cakes by Elise will easily deliver the tastiest of sweet treats to satisfy any sweet tooth.
Whether you’re looking for a casual dining experience, a fun outdoor adventure, or a family-friendly event, Gardendale offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with plenty to discover.
Monita’s Bakery
Chick-fil-A and GHS Cheer
WORKING HERE: NEW BUSINESS RESOURCES
A business license is required for any business, trade, vocation, occupation, profession, or exhibition conducted in the City of Gardendale. Please contact our office for information concerning requirements such as certifications, approvals and fees.
Some types of business require more than one business license, special approval, or state/professional certification, or permit. There are also zoning regulations regarding certain types of business within the various zoning classifications of the City. Always verify in advance that the zoning of a location is appropriate for your business before signing a lease and verify that adequate parking spaces are available to meet the zoning requirements for your type of business.
BUSINESS TAXES
All taxes are due on the 20th of the month following collection (for example January tax collected is due February 20th). Returns must be delivered or postmarked by the 20th to be considered timely filed.
The City of Gardendale partners with Avenu Insights and Analytics to administer tax collection for the city (excepting Liquor tax and Lodging Tax). Please contact Avenu to set up a tax remittance account by calling (800)556.7274 (option 1).
Liquor and Lodging Taxes are collected directly by the City of Gardendale and may be paid at our administrative offices in person or mailed to PO Box 889, Gardendale, AL 35071
ADVERTISERS
It’s never easy asking businesses to invest in advertising, so we want to give a VERY special thank you to these businesses.
Mayor Stan Hogeland hosts an annual prayer breakfast in Gardendale each year at the Civic Center. The event gives residents and city leaders an opportunity to join together and pray for the city.
State of the City
Each Spring, Mayor Stan Hogeland presents the annual “State of the City” report during Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Civic Center. The address keeps residents informed on how the city is doing and what future plans are in place for the city.
Chamber of Commerce Luncheons
Monthly Gardendale Chamber of Commerce Luncheons are every second Thursday at Gardendale Civic Center. Open to all for networking opportunities, catered lunch, and chance to hear engaging speakers.
Magnolia Festival
Gardendale Magnolia Festival: This award-winning, family-friendly festival is held at the Gardendale Civic Center complex. It features a classic car show, midway carnival, pony rides, art classes, live entertainment, food vendors, and a Pooch Parade.
Bill Noble Events
Bill Noble Park hosts multiple community events filled with vendors, food trucks, activities for all ages. Just to list a few: Spring Fun Event, Summer Block Party, & Pumpkin Fest. They also host a variety of classes for kids as well as adults with activities ranging from arts and crafts to cooking and everything in between!
Merry Market
Get your Christmas shopping done in October while helping finance the Arts in Gardendale. There will be many unique vendors for those hard to find gifts. Grab lunch at the Merry Market Cafe and satisfy your sweet tooth at the amazing Sweet Shoppe. A fun shopping experience for all!
Medical Mile Health Fair - A Wellness Expo
Please join us for this showcase of local businesses, services, and amenities that service the different facets of Gardendale health.
Christmas Village
Christmas Village at Bill Noble Park will be filled with vendors, food trucks, activities for all ages, and even Santa himself will be here to take pictures with everyone!
Gardendale Christmas Parade
Our very own local Christmas parade that takes place every December and typically showcases over 100 participants from our local and surrounding communities.
Rocket Around the Christmas Tree Trail
The annual Christmas Tree Trail, benefitting the Dick Lee Endowed Scholarship Fund, features more than 100 trees decorated by businesses, organizations, and families in the community. The trail opens at the Civic Center the night of the annual Christmas Parade and runs through the Christmas season.
Bill Noble Park hosts a variety of events throughout the year
Magnolia Festival
Christmas Parade
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