11-41-5
Section 11-41-5 Ordering and notice of election of mayor and councilmen for incorporated municipalities;
conduct of election generally; qualifications for voting. Upon making such order of incorporation,
the judge of probate shall order an election to be held by the same inspectors or others appointed
by him for the purpose of electing a mayor and members of the council authorized by this title,
who shall, at such election, be elected from the city or town at large. Such inspectors shall
give 30 days' notice of the time and place of holding the election by posting a notice in
five public places within the limits of such town or city. Said inspectors shall have the
powers and discharge the duties as inspectors and clerks in municipal elections, and said
election shall be conducted, as far as practicable, in the manner prescribed in this title
for the election of city or town officers, and no person shall vote at such election unless
he is a qualified elector of the county and has...
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11-42-157
Section 11-42-157 Division of consolidated municipality into wards; election of officers of
consolidated municipality. The council of the consolidated municipality shall before the next
general municipal election divide the consolidated municipality into a suitable and convenient
number of wards, and at the next municipal election thereafter there shall be elected in the
consolidated municipality the officers provided by general law for the government of towns
and cities. (Acts 1919, No. 423, p. 547; Code 1923, §1866; Code 1940, T. 37, §225.)...
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11-43A-32
Section 11-43A-32 Establishment of council districts; at-large posts; exception for Class 6
cities. (a) Except as otherwise provided for in Section 11-43A-1.1 and subject to subsection
(b), there shall be established three council districts to be designated respectively as district
post 1, district post 2, and district post 3, and in such Class 6 cities, there shall be established
four council districts with eight district posts to be designated district 1 post 1, district
1 post 2, district 2 post 1, district 2 post 2, district 3 post 1, district 3 post 2, district
4 post 1, and district 4 post 2. Such districts shall have, as nearly as is reasonable, the
same population. The designation and boundaries of the initial council districts shall be
specifically described and set forth. In all cities to which this section applies, except
the above-described Class 6 cities, the two at-large posts on the council shall be designated
as mayor and councilman-at-large; and in such Class 6 cities...
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11-44B-5
Section 11-44B-5 Conduct of elections; qualifications of mayor and council; qualifying fee.
The elections provided for herein, and all subsequent elections, shall be conducted, the vote
canvassed, and the results declared in the same manner as provided by the general law of the
state pertaining to municipal elections for mayor-council forms of government, except as otherwise
herein provided by this article. The mayor shall be elected by the whole of the electors of
the city, shall be a qualified elector of the city, and shall have been a resident of the
city for at least 90 days prior to his election and shall reside within the limits of the
city during his term of office. Council members shall be elected by the electors of the district
which they represent, shall be qualified electors of the city, shall have been residents of
the district which they represent for at least 90 days prior to their election, and shall
reside in said district during their term of office. Any person...
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11-47-91
Section 11-47-91 Arrangement and return of enumeration; certification of same to Secretary
of State; effect as to conduct of school census. Such enumeration shall be alphabetically
arranged and returned to the mayor, together with the original books of enumeration. The mayor
shall thereupon certify to the Secretary of State the result of such census, giving the total
number of each race residing within the corporate limits of the municipality, and the result
so certified by the mayor under the seal of the municipality, attested by the clerk, shall
be the official census of such city or town until the next federal census or until a new enumeration
shall have been taken. When a municipal census shall have been taken in an odd year, it shall
not be necessary to take a separate school census in such municipality during such year, but
such school census shall be taken from the result of the enumeration made by the municipality
and certified as required by law to the State Superintendent of...
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11-47-95
Section 11-47-95 Limitation upon taking of census. A census may be taken by the cities and
towns as provided by this article and a report of the same be filed in accordance with the
provisions of Section 11-47-94 as often as the city or town council of any such city or town
may deem advisable, but in no event shall such census be taken more than once in each five
years. (Acts 1919, No. 357, p. 465; Code 1923, §1763; Code 1940, T. 37, §484.)...
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12-5A-12
Section 12-5A-12 Study commission created. (a) There is created a study commission to evaluate
the feasibility and effectiveness of transferring to state employee status the juvenile probation
officers and staff in counties having a population of more than 99,000 according to the 1990
federal decennial census. The commission shall be composed of one person appointed by the
Administrative Office of Courts, one person appointed by the Association of County Commissions
of Alabama, one person appointed by the Alabama Association of County Commission Clerks and
Administrators, one person appointed by the Council of Chief Probation Officers, one person
appointed by the juvenile court judges, one person appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, and one person appointed by the Lieutenant Governor. The commission shall
meet on or before October 1, 1998, and shall at that time elect a chair and such other officers
as it deems necessary. The first meeting of the commission shall...
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16-13-199
Section 16-13-199 Municipality may remain under county board of education; disposition of tax
when city assumes control of schools. When a municipality under the jurisdiction of a county
board of education attains a population of 5,000 or more, according to the last decennial
or any subsequent federal census, the schools of the municipality may remain under control
of the county board by agreement between that board and the city council of the municipality,
which agreement shall be expressed in resolutions adopted by and spread upon the minutes of
the two authorities. If the municipality does not enter into such an agreement, the control
of the school or schools of the territory within the municipality shall be vested in a city
board of education, and thereafter the district school tax collected in the city shall be
paid over to the custodian of city school funds, and the district school tax collected in
the contiguous territory shall be paid over to the custodian of county school...
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17-6-2
Section 17-6-2 Establishment of precincts; boundaries; precinct map; reapportionment coordination.
(a) The governing body of each county shall establish precincts, define the territorial limits
for which each precinct is established, prescribe their boundaries using the most recent federal
decennial census tract and block map, and designate the precincts. The governing body of each
county shall, by resolution, adopt the establishment and boundaries of each precinct in accordance
with the timetable as set forth herein. (b) Each precinct shall be a contiguous, compact area
having clearly defined and clearly observable boundaries coinciding with visible features
readily distinguishable on the ground such as designated highways, roads, streets, or rivers
or be coterminous with a county boundary. (c) Each county governing body shall provide and
maintain at all times a suitable map showing the current geographical boundaries with designation
of precincts and a legal description of the...
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40-6-1
Section 40-6-1 When officials commissioned as supernumeraries. (a) In the various counties
of the State of Alabama having a population of less than 600,000 inhabitants according to
the last or any subsequent federal decennial census, any tax collector, tax assessor, revenue
commissioner, license commissioner, or other elected or appointed official charged with the
assessment or collection, or both, of ad valorem taxes in any county of the State of Alabama:
(1) Who has served for 14 years as such an official in any county of Alabama and who has become
permanently and totally disabled, proof of disability being made by certificate of three reputable
physicians; or (2) Who has served for 12 years as a county official for any county of Alabama,
at least 10 years or more continuously as tax collector, tax assessor, license commissioner,
revenue commissioner, or other elected or appointed official charged with the assessment or
collection, or both, of ad valorem taxes, and who is not less...
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