17-4-2.1
Section 17-4-2.1 Electronic poll books. (a) The Secretary of State may allow the use of electronic
poll books in lieu of the printed lists of qualified voters provided for in Section 17-4-2
and the poll lists provided for in Sections 17-9-11 and 17-13-7. A county, with consent of
the county commission and judge of probate, may use electronic poll books in lieu of the printed
lists of qualified voters. In addition, the Secretary of State and municipal governing bodies
may allow the use of electronic poll books in lieu of the printed lists of qualified voters
provided for in Section 11-46-36 or any local law governing a municipal election. (b) A participating
county or municipality may adopt the use of any electronic poll book that has been certified
by the Secretary of State for use in this state. (c) To be certified for use by the Secretary
of State, an electronic poll book shall do all of the following: (1) Be secure. (2) Be compatible
with the statewide voter registration system. (3)...
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31-4-9
Section 31-4-9 Cooperation of counties and municipalities for acquisition of buildings, etc.,
suitable for use as public buildings and armories. The governing body of any county and the
governing body of any city or incorporated town wherein a unit or units of the Alabama National
Guard or Alabama Naval Militia have been, or may hereafter be established, may, either severally
or acting jointly with each other or with the Armory Commission, construct, or acquire by
purchase, contract, lease, gift, donation, or condemnation, grounds or buildings which shall
be suitable for public assemblages, conventions, exhibitions, and entertainments; provided,
that such buildings, or the plans and specifications therefor, are first approved by the Armory
Commission as suitable for use as armories by the Alabama National Guard or Alabama Naval
Militia unit or units upon terms not inconsistent with this chapter. (Acts 1935, No. 276,
p. 672; Code 1940, T. 35, §193.)...
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35-4-410
Section 35-4-410 Authorization to alienate public recreational facilities and housing projects.
The governing bodies of counties, cities, towns, and other subdivisions of the state shall
have full power and authority to alienate public parks and playgrounds, other public recreational
facilities and public housing projects on such terms as may be agreeable to them, provided
such alienation is first approved by a majority of the qualified electors of the county, city,
town, or subdivision affected thereby voting in a referendum election held for such purpose.
(Acts 1956, 2nd Ex. Sess., No. 103, p. 425, §1.)...
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41-9-356
Section 41-9-356 Appropriations by counties and municipalities. The county commissions of the
several counties of the state and the city commissions, the city councils and other like governing
bodies of the cities and towns of the state are hereby authorized to make appropriations to
the commission for the purposes enumerated in this article. (Acts 1964, 1st Ex. Sess., No.
146, p. 213; Acts 1965, 1st Ex. Sess., No. 169, p. 220.)...
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11-44C-92
Section 11-44C-92 Commission form of government. If a majority of the qualified electors voting
in the election provided herein choose the court ordered districted commission form of government
in accordance with the consent decree entered into by the parties and approved by the court
on April 7, 1983, in the case of Bolden vs.City of Mobile, Civil Action No. 75-297, then the
provisions of said court ordered districted commission form shall be applicable to said city.
The three commissioners elected under said court ordered plan from single member districts
shall sit as a board and shall possess and exercise all municipal powers, legislative, executive,
and judicial, possessed and exercised by city governing bodies as provided by sections 11-44-70
through 11-44-105, as amended, and other applicable laws, except that all functions, responsibilities
and operations of the city shall be under the direction and supervision of the board of commissioners
as a whole. All three commissioners...
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11-47-214
Section 11-47-214 Authorization by subdivisions of organization and incorporation of authorities
for acquisition, establishment, operation, etc., of projects generally; application for authority
to form corporation; review of application; publication of resolution approving or denying
application. (a) The governing bodies of two or more subdivisions may authorize the organization
of an authority as a public corporation with powers set forth in this article for the purpose
of acquiring, financing, refinancing, providing, establishing, installing, using, or managing
one or more projects. (b) To organize such a corporation, not less than three natural persons
shall file with the governing body of any subdivision or any two or more thereof, an application
in writing for permission to incorporate a public corporation under this article, which application
shall: (1) Recite the name of each county and municipality with the governing body of the
county or municipality with which the...
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16-47-95
Section 16-47-95 Acquisition of property for school of medicine; issuance of bonds. The Board
of Trustees of the University of Alabama shall have full power and authority to acquire by
purchase, lease or gift from any city, county or other public or private body, and to maintain,
utilize and operate any personal or real property, whether in the form of hospitals, clinics
or otherwise, deemed to be appropriate and necessary to the maintenance and operation of its
school of medicine, and any such city, county or other public or private body shall have full
power and authority to convey and transfer the said personal and real property accordingly
on such terms as its governing body shall determine. The said board is further given the specific
full power and authority to assume any and all legal obligations lying against the vendor,
lessor or donor by virtue of ownership of property so acquired, and to assume any and all
legal obligations lying against the property so acquired or against...
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22-21-3
Section 22-21-3 Scholarships for professional and technical personnel at public hospitals.
(a) This section shall apply to any public hospital in this state, operated on a municipal-county
basis, on a county basis, on a municipal basis or on a regional or statewide basis operating
under the authority of any act or acts of the Legislature of Alabama, heretofore passed or
hereinafter enacted, either local or general. (b) The Board of Trustees or other like governing
bodies of any hospital coming within the purview of this section is hereby authorized and
permitted, but not required, to expend any funds such hospital has on hand by providing scholarships
for the purpose of the educating and training of professional and technical personnel, and
each such hospital, by and through its governing body, shall make and provide its own rules
and regulations to govern the issuance of such scholarships. (Acts 1966, Ex. Sess., No. 213,
p. 265.)...
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22-27-5
Section 22-27-5 Authority of localities to establish charges, fees, etc., and enter into mutual
agreements or contracts; approval of department; licensing of private or corporate agencies;
permits and bonds; nonpayment of fees, etc. (a) Fees, etc.; mutual agreements or contracts.
The county commission or municipality undertaking the responsibility for providing services
to the public under this article may establish fees, charges and rates and may collect and
disburse funds within cooperating areas or districts, inside or outside the corporate limits
of municipalities or inside or outside of county boundaries, for the specific purpose of administering
this article and providing and operating a solid waste program. Also, said county commission
or public authority may enter into mutual agreements or contracts with the government bodies
of other counties, municipalities, corporations or individuals, where deemed to be mutually
economical and feasible, to jointly or individually collect,...
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40-17-171
Section 40-17-171 Levy; amount; certificates of exemption. Every distributor, manufacturer,
retail dealer, or storer of lubricating oil, as herein defined, shall pay an excise tax of
$.02 per gallon upon the selling, distributing, or withdrawing from storage in this state
for any use lubricating oil as herein defined; provided, that this excise tax shall neither
be levied upon the sale of lubricating oil in interstate commerce nor upon any sale of lubricating
oil destined for out-of-state use which is transacted in a manner whereby an out-of-state
purchaser takes delivery of such oil at a distributor's plant within this state and transports
it out-of-state; and provided further that this excise tax shall not be levied on lubricating
oil sold to city and county governing bodies, city and county boards of education, the Alabama
Institute for Deaf and Blind, the Department of Youth Services school district, and private
and church schools as defined in Section 16-28-1, and which offer...
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