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CITY OF COLUMBIANA

Welcome to Columbiana, Alabama!

Centrally and conveniently located minutes from I-65 and US Hwy 280, Columbiana has all the small-town amenities and feel with access to suburban amenities. Between thoughtful new and lovely historic neighborhoods, the Old Mill Square arts and entertainment theater and education facility, county seat, and lake town status, Columbiana offers many options! Columbiana Main Street focuses on downtown revitalization and events for families – come for a visit to see why so many are calling Columbiana ‘home’.

Columbiana by the Numbers

9.5%

Population Increase
Since 2020

4,886

City
Population

$68,566

Median Household
Income

$58,167

Median Disposable
Income

6,769

City Daytime
Population

17%

Bachelor’s Degree
or Higher

Source: ESRI

Columbiana: The Natural Choice

  • Historic or new, living Columbiana has homes to suit the needs and budgets of new homeowners, growing families, and empty-nesters!

  • Columbiana Main Street is a designated organization dedicating resources for downtown revitalization efforts turning vacancies into small business venues for residents and visitors to enjoy.

  • Downtown Columbiana’s architecture and hospitality provide a stunning background to year-round festivals and Friday nights, while American Idol winners to Sean of the South perform at the nearby black box theater at Old Mill Square.

  • Columbiana serves nearby Coosa River and Lay Lake as the lake town to 1000s of acres of waterfront on Shelby County’s eastern edge.

  • Whether you prefer urban parks like Old Mill Square or a nature-lover seeking hiking trails and birdwatching at Beeswax Creek Park, the Columbiana area has something for you!

  • Columbiana is the county seat for Shelby County and home to the Shelby County Board of Education.

Sites and Buildings for Manufacturing Around Columbiana

Use the link below to search all available office and industrial properties around Columbiana using an interactive map developed through the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA).