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32-2-100
Section 32-2-100 State Capitol police officers. (a) The Director of the Alabama Department
of Public Safety shall employ the necessary state Capitol police officers, subject to the
state Merit System laws, to preserve order, to prevent and investigate crime, and protect
and save from injury persons and property at the Capitol and all state buildings occupied
by the state departments and agencies within the State of Alabama. The director shall prescribe
the duties and responsibilities of the state Capitol police officers. All officers employed
as state Capitol police officers shall meet the certification requirements as established
by the Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission prior to being granted permanent
employment status. (b) Upon September 1, 2003, all state Capitol police officers and employees
shall be transferred to the Alabama Department of Public Safety. Sworn officers transferred
in accordance with this section shall remain in their current Merit System...
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16-22-1
Section 16-22-1 Police officers at state colleges and universities or Institute for Deaf and
Blind - Employment; powers and duties; nonlethal weaponry; certification. (a) The president
or chief executive officer of any state college or university, the president or chief executive
officer of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, and the presidents or chief executive
officers of Talladega College, Concordia College, Samford University, Birmingham-Southern
College, Miles College, Stillman College, Tuskegee University, Spring Hill College, Faulkner
University, Selma University, Madison Academy, and Briarwood Presbyterian Church and its integrated
auxiliary Briarwood Christian School may appoint and employ one or more suitable persons to
act as police officers to keep off intruders and prevent trespass upon and damage to the property
of the college or university or of the institute. These persons shall be charged with all
the duties and invested with all the powers of police officers,...
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16-22-2
Section 16-22-2 Police officers at state colleges and universities or Institute for Deaf and
Blind - Extension of jurisdiction. (a) Any police officer appointed pursuant to the provisions
of Section 16-47-10 or 16-22-1, is a peace officer whose authority extends to any place in
the state; provided, that the primary duty of any such police or peace officer shall be the
enforcement of the law on property owned or leased by the institution of higher education
employing said peace officers; provided further, that he shall not otherwise act as a peace
officer in enforcing the law except: (1) When in pursuit of any offender or suspected offender
who is charged with the commission of a crime while on the premises of said institution; or
(2) To make arrests otherwise lawfully for crimes committed, or for which there is probable
cause to believe have been committed, within his presence or within the boundaries of said
property owned or leased. (b) The provisions of this section granting...
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16-50-4
Section 16-50-4 Powers and duties of university police officers. (a) The President of Alabama
State University, with the approval of the board of trustees, is hereby authorized to appoint
and employ suitable persons to act as police officers to keep off intruders and prevent trespass
upon and damage to the property and grounds of the university. Such persons shall be charged
with all the duties and vested with all the powers of police officers and may eject trespassers
from the university buildings and grounds and may, without warrant, arrest any persons guilty
of disorderly conduct or of trespass upon the property of the university, or for any public
offense committed in their presence, and carry them before the nearest court or officer charged
with the trial of such offenders, before whom, upon proper affidavit charging the offense,
any person so arrested may be tried and convicted as in cases of persons brought before him
on his warrant, and such officers shall have authority to...
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16-25-32
Section 16-25-32 Admission of employees and members of State Employees' Association, the Alabama
Retired State Employees' Association and the State Credit Union into Teachers' Retirement
System. (a) The governing body of the Alabama State Employees' Association, the Alabama Retired
State Employees' Association and the State Employees' Credit Union may, by resolution legally
adopted to conform to the rules prescribed by the Board of Control of the Teachers' Retirement
System, elect to have its executive officers and full-time employees, from whatever source
and in whatever manner paid, become eligible to participate in the Teachers' Retirement System
of Alabama, subject to all rules, regulations and conditions thereof. (b) The governing body
of the Alabama State Employees' Association, the Alabama Retired State Employees' Association
and the State Employees' Credit Union having made an election through a resolution as provided
in subsection (a) hereof, their employees and executive...
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16-52-12.1
Section 16-52-12.1 Police officers - Authority. (a) Any Jacksonville State University police
officer appointed pursuant to this section or Section 16-22-1, is a peace officer whose authority
extends to any place in the state. The primary duty of the police officer shall be the enforcement
of the law on property owned or leased by Jacksonville State University. The police officer
shall not otherwise act as a peace officer in enforcing the law except: (1) When in pursuit
of any offender or suspected offender who is charged with the commission of a crime while
on the premises of the institution. (2) To make arrests otherwise lawfully for crimes committed,
or for which there is probable cause to believe have been committed, within his or her presence
or within the boundaries of the property owned or leased by the institution. (b) The provisions
of this section granting authority to a police officer at this institution of higher learning
in the State of Alabama are not intended to limit or...
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33-1-5
Section 33-1-5 Officers and employees; employee compensation plan. (a) All employees and officers
of the Alabama State Port Authority, except the director, executive level employees hired
pursuant to Section 33-1-3, and those exempt under Section 36-26-10, shall be subject to the
provisions of the state Merit System law with respect to the method of selection, classification,
and compensation of state employees. Sections 33-1-5.1 and 33-1-5.2 shall apply to the director
and the non-merit system executive level employees, including their spouses and dependents;
however, nothing in Act 2000-598 shall be construed to alter or modify Sections 33-1-5.1 and
33-1-5.2. (b) Persons employed by the Alabama State Docks Department on August 1, 2000, shall
continue to have precisely the same rights and benefits as they now have under the Merit System
and under the State Employees' Retirement System and all other benefits that they had on August
1, 2000. (c) The Alabama State Port Authority may...
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9-2-86
Section 9-2-86 Director and employees constituted peace officers; inspection, etc., of factories,
barrel measures, nets, trawls, etc. The Director of the Division of Marine Resources and other
employees of said division are hereby constituted peace officers of the State of Alabama with
full police power and jurisdiction to enforce all laws with reference to the seafoods of the
State of Alabama and all rules and regulations promulgated by the Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources, and they may exercise such powers in any county of the State of Alabama
and on any waters of this state. They are hereby authorized to carry firearms or other weapons
when they are actually in the discharge of their duties as such officers. They shall be clothed
with the power to arrest with or without warrant any person who shall violate any of the laws
of the State of Alabama or any rule or regulation of the Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources with reference to the protection,...
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9-3-17
Section 9-3-17 Certification as volunteer fire department. (a) The term volunteer fire department
shall apply to and be used to define an organized group of area residents who meet the following
requirements for personnel, training, and equipment: (1) The group shall be organized and
incorporated under the laws of the State of Alabama as a nonprofit organization or as an authority
of a municipality, fire district, or other legal subdivision. The group shall actively respond
to fires and other emergencies and shall have a clearly defined coverage area recognized by
the Alabama Forestry Commission and the county fire association where the group is located
as the primary fire protection provider for the coverage area. The group shall be comprised
of not less than four members and shall provide monthly emergency response reports to the
commission. All persons who are members of the group shall be known as volunteer fire fighters,
and shall have been qualified as such by participating in...
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1-2A-5
Section 1-2A-5 Display of Alabama State Flag - Law enforcement agencies. (a) Each state, county,
and municipal law enforcement agency headquarters, including the headquarters for state troopers,
peace officers, marine police officers, and local police officers, shall prominently display
the Alabama State Flag, in accordance with appropriate flag display protocol, on a flag pole
or flag poles located near the main entrance of the building. (b) Unless otherwise acquired
pursuant to gift, donation, or other means, the flags and flag poles required by this section
shall be purchased by the applicable law enforcement agency within three years after August
1, 2001. (c) Any municipality with a population of 1,000 or less, according to the most recent
federal decennial census, shall be exempt from this section unless other flags are being flown
in the municipality by the municipality. (Act 2001-472, p. 629, ยง6.)...
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