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22-26-2
Section 22-26-2 Authority of boards of health to require installation of connections with sanitary
sewers, etc.; rules and regulations. The State Board of Health and/or county boards of health,
acting through its duly authorized agents or employees, shall require every person, firm or
corporation or municipal corporation, or agent thereof, owning or occupying property within
the state, to install the type and number of sewage collection, treatment, and disposal facilities
conforming to rules and regulations of the State Board of Health and/or county boards of health
and require connection to a sanitary sewer conforming to rules and regulations of the State
Board of Health and/or county boards of health where sanitary sewers are available and are
not regulated by the municipal corporation, or to dispose of sewage in such sanitary manner
as shall be approved by the State Board of Health. All required sewage treatment and disposal
facilities shall conform in every respect with the...
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22-4-14
Section 22-4-14 Construction, operation, etc., of public hospitals, health centers, etc., by
State Board of Health; power of State Board of Health to cooperate and enter into contracts
with federal government, nonprofit associations, etc., in construction, operation, etc., of
public hospitals, health centers, etc. The State Board of Health is hereby authorized and
empowered to acquire, construct, equip, maintain and operate public hospitals, health centers
and related facilities for the treatment of any type of disease. The State Board of Health
is authorized and empowered to cooperate and to make contracts with the United States Government,
any local political subdivisions or their agencies, any nonprofit association or public improvement
society in the acquisition, building, equipping, maintaining and operating of any public hospitals,
health centers and related facilities for the treatment of any kind of disease. (Acts 1975,
No. 1197, p. 2365, §14.)...
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11-81-185
Section 11-81-185 Rates not subject to state supervision or regulation; supervision, etc.,
of operation, etc., of sewer systems by State Board of Health. Rates charged for services
furnished by any system or combined system purchased, constructed, improved, enlarged, extended
or repaired under the provisions of this article shall not be subject to supervision or regulation
by any state bureau, board, commission or other like instrumentality or agency thereof, and
it shall not be necessary for any borrower operating under the provisions of this article,
except as otherwise provided in this section, to obtain any franchise or other permit from
any state bureau, board, commission or other instrumentality thereof, except the State Board
of Health, in order to construct, improve, enlarge, extend or repair any system or combined
system named in this article; provided, however, that the functions, powers and duties of
the State Board of Health shall remain unaffected by this article, except...
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22-12-21
Section 22-12-21 Supervision of public conveyances affected by quarantine; refusal of freight,
etc. During the existence of quarantine, state or local, the supervision of trains, buses,
aircraft and watercraft affected by such quarantine shall be placed under the State Board
of Health; and the quarantine authorities of any county, incorporated city, or town traversed
by such roads or which such aircraft or watercraft may enter may decline to receive freight,
mail or express matter from a place infected with a quarantinable disease, of which refusal
the said authorities must give the State Health Officer immediate notice. (Code 1907, §745;
Code 1923, §1211; Code 1940, T. 22, §155.)...
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22-12-29
Section 22-12-29 Affidavits by persons desiring to enter or remain in certain places. (a) Any
person who makes affidavit before a quarantine officer or guard, engaged in enforcing quarantine
for the protection of a place which said person wishes to enter, and who furnishes such other
evidence as may be prescribed by the State Board of Health that he has not, since the appearance
of a quarantinable disease then existing, been in any place against which quarantine has been
legally proclaimed shall be permitted to enter, or remain in, the place to which he desires
to go. Any person who has been in a place then under quarantine, by the authority of the state
or by that of a county, city or town with the approval of the State Board of Health, and who
has since complied with the requirements as to detention and disinfection, one or both, prescribed
or approved by the State Board of Health and who shall make affidavit thereto and furnish
such other evidence thereof as said board may prescribe...
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22-13-3
Section 22-13-3 Educational plan. The State Board of Health, in collaboration with the Committee
on Cancer Control of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama and other agencies, shall
formulate and put into effect an educational plan for the purpose of preventing cancer throughout
the State of Alabama, and for the purpose of aiding in the early diagnosis of cancer and for
the purpose of informing hospitals and cancer patients of the proper treatment. (Acts 1943,
No. 425, p. 395, §2.)...
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22-21-29
Section 22-21-29 Inspections. (a) Every hospital licensed under this article shall be open
to inspection to the extent authorized in this section by employees and agents of the State
Board of Health, under rules as shall be promulgated by the board with the advice and consent
of the advisory board. Employees and agents of the board shall also inspect unlicensed and
suspected unlicensed facilities. Nothing in this section shall authorize the board to inspect
quarters therein occupied by members of any religious group or nurses engaged in work in any
hospital or places of refuge for members of religious orders for whom care is provided, but
any inspection shall be limited and confined to the parts and portions of the hospital as
are used for the care and treatment of the patients and the general facilities for their care
and treatment. No hospital shall, by reason of this section, be relieved from any other types
of inspections authorized by law. (b) All inspections undertaken by the...
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20-2-22
Section 20-2-22 Schedule I - Standards for compilation. The State Board of Health shall place
a substance in Schedule I if it finds that the substance: (1) Has high potential for abuse;
and (2) Has no accepted medical use in treatment in the United States or lacks accepted safety
for use in treatment under medical supervision. (Acts 1971, No. 1407, p. 2378, §203.)...
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20-2-24
Section 20-2-24 Schedule II - Standards for compilation. The State Board of Health shall place
a substance in Schedule II if it finds that: (1) The substance has high potential for abuse;
(2) The substance has currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States or
currently accepted medical use with severe restrictions; and (3) The abuse of the substance
may lead to severe psychic or physical dependence. (Acts 1971, No. 1407, p. 2378, §205.)...
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20-2-26
Section 20-2-26 Schedule III - Standards for compilation. The State Board of Health shall place
a substance in Schedule III if it finds that: (1) The substance has a potential for abuse
less than the substances listed in schedules I and II; (2) The substance has currently accepted
medical use in treatment in the United States; and (3) Abuse of the substance may lead to
moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence. (Acts 1971, No. 1407,
p. 2378, §207.)...
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