45-49-140.32
Section 45-49-140.32 Approval of expansion. If the planned expansion of a municipal
police jurisdiction includes any portion of the Turnerville fire protection district, the
owners of property located and contained within the affected area may approve the expansion
by petition. (1) If all of the owners of property located and contained within the affected
area sign and file a written petition with the city clerk of the municipality requesting that
the affected area be included within the expanding municipal police jurisdiction of the municipality,
the governing body of the municipality may adopt an ordinance assenting to the inclusion of
the affected area in the municipal police jurisdiction. The affected area shall become a part
of the expanded municipal police jurisdiction upon the date of publication of the ordinance.
(2) The petition required by this section shall contain an accurate description of
the affected area together with a map of the area showing its relationship to the...
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11-40-82
Section 11-40-82 Zoning authority in overlapping police jurisdictions - Authorized.
In the event the police jurisdiction of any municipality to which this article applies overlaps
with the police jurisdiction of another municipality in the county that has zoning authority
in its police jurisdiction, the governing body of each municipality may exercise the zoning
authority in the overlapping portions of its police jurisdiction to a boundary which is equidistant
from the respective corporate limits of each municipality that has an overlapping police jurisdiction.
Nothing in this section prevents neighboring municipalities from entering into cooperative
agreements as to which municipality will exercise zoning authority in the areas of overlapping
police jurisdiction. (Act 2019-251, §3.)...
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11-40-10.1
Section 11-40-10.1 Contracts for certain law enforcement services of Class 6 municipality.
(a) The governing body of a Class 6 municipality may enter into contracts which provide for
the police department of the municipality to provide law enforcement services beyond the corporate
limits of the municipality, but within the police jurisdiction of the municipality, and may
prescribe the conditions under which the services may be rendered. The governing body of the
municipality may enter into a contract or contracts with any county or county board, any property
owner of a manufacturing or industrial concern, or any property owner within any residential
or business area for its police department to render law enforcement services on the terms
as may be agreed to by the governing body of a Class 6 municipality and the contracting party
or parties. (b) Notwithstanding subsection (a), the governing body of the municipality may
not enter into a contract or contracts with any county or county...
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40-13-36
Section 40-13-36 Construction of article. The provisions of this article are supplemental
and shall be construed in pari materia with Article 1 of this chapter and Act No. 906, H.
1867, 1975 Regular Session (Acts 1975, p. 1803) as amended by Act No. 368, S. 262, Regular
Session of 1976, and any other laws regulating excise and privilege taxes on the severance
of coal or lignite; provided, however, that those laws or parts of laws, including specifically
any laws imposing or authorizing local, county, municipal, or other severance taxes, except
as set out in this section, on coal or lignite, are hereby repealed and all counties,
municipalities, and taxing authorities now or hereafter existing in the State of Alabama are
prohibited from enacting and implementing any excise or privilege tax on any person severing
coal or lignite within the State of Alabama. (Acts 1977, No. 598, p. 799, §7.)...
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45-41-236
Section 45-41-236 Police jurisdictions of municipalities located partially in Lee County.
In Lee County, the police jurisdiction of any municipality whose corporate limits are located
partially in Lee County with exception of Notasulga, Alabama, shall not extend beyond the
corporate limits of the municipality. This section shall affect the authority of a
municipality located partially in Lee County only in Lee County. (Act 94-521, p. 953, §1.)...

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12-14-1
Section 12-14-1 Establishment; jurisdiction. (a) There is hereby established, effective
December 27, 1977, for each municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to in this chapter
as "municipality," within the state, except those which elect not to have such courts
by ordinance adopted before December 27, 1977, a municipal court subject to the authority,
conditions and limitations provided by law. (b) The municipal court shall have jurisdiction
of all prosecutions for the breach of the ordinances of the municipality within its police
jurisdiction. (c) The municipal court shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the district
court of all acts constituting violations of state law committed within the police jurisdiction
of the municipality which may be prosecuted as breaches of municipal ordinances. (Acts 1975,
No. 1205, p. 2384, §8-101.)...
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23-1-434
Section 23-1-434 (This section terminates April 26, 2018, if no revenue is created.)
Use of funds by municipality; Municipal Transportation Safety Fund Plan; annual report. (a)
The monies distributed to a municipality from the fund shall be deposited in a separate fund
maintained by the municipality and expended only for one or more of the following: (1) The
maintenance, improvement, replacement, and construction of roads and bridges within a municipality's
jurisdictional limits. (2) As matching funds for federal road or bridge projects. (3) The
payment of any debt associated with a road or bridge project. (4) With the consent of the
county, for the maintenance, improvement, or replacement of county-maintained roads and bridges
within the municipality's jurisdictional limits. (5) For a joint road or bridge project with
the county pursuant to any agreement executed under the authority of state law. (b) The municipality
shall not use monies from the fund for any of the following purposes...
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45-13-160
Section 45-13-160 Exercise of police power, etc., in Choctaw County. No municipality
in Clarke County whose corporate limits do not lie within or extend into and embrace and include
a portion of Choctaw County shall have or exercise police jurisdiction within Choctaw County;
nor shall any such municipality exercise police jurisdiction, police powers, or taxing powers
within Choctaw County or over or on any person in Choctaw County or property or business or
trade or profession in Choctaw County; nor shall any such municipality levy, fix, or collect
any license or fee of any kind in Choctaw County; nor shall any ordinance of any such municipality
enforcing police or sanitation regulations or prescribing fines or penalties for violation
thereof have force or effect in Choctaw County. (Act 92-260, p. 617, §1.)...
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45-24A-20
Section 45-24A-20 Distribution of beer tax revenue. In Dallas County, pursuant to subdivision
(3) of subsection (c) of Section 28-3-190, the entire tax collected on beer sales inside
the corporate limits and police jurisdiction of the Town of Orrville shall be paid as follows:
72.23 percent shall be paid to the town and 27.77 percent shall be paid to the Dallas County
Commission. (Act 94-668, p. 1282, §1.)...
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16-17-8
Section 16-17-8 Location of ancillary improvements. Any ancillary improvements of the
authority may be located within or without or partially within and partially without the determining
municipality, subject to the following conditions: (1) No such ancillary improvements, or
part thereof, shall be located more than 15 miles from the corporate limits of the determining
municipality; (2) In no event shall any ancillary improvements or part thereof be located
within the corporate limits or the police jurisdiction of a municipality in this state other
than the determining municipality, unless the governing body of such other municipality has
first adopted a resolution consenting to the location of such ancillary improvements or part
thereof in the corporate limits or in the police jurisdiction of such municipality; and (3)
No such ancillary improvements or part thereof shall be located in a county other than that
(or those) in which the determining municipality (or part thereof) is...
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