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41-29-223
Section 41-29-223 Duties and functions. The duties and functions of the office shall
include all of the following: (1) Serve as the principal advocate in the state on behalf of
small businesses, including, but not limited to, advisory participation in the consideration
of all legislation and administrative regulations which affect small businesses. (2) Establish
a central reference program and general counseling service to assist small businesses. (3)
Represent the views and interests of small businesses before other state agencies whose policies
and activities may affect small businesses. (4) Enlist the cooperation and assistance of public
and private agencies, businesses, and other organizations in disseminating information about
the programs and services provided by state government which are of benefit to small businesses,
and information on how small businesses can participate in, or make use of, those programs
and services. (5) Evaluate the efforts of state agencies, businesses,...
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9-18-6
Section 9-18-6 Cooperation of departments, agencies, state officers, etc., with board.
The departments, agencies and officers of this state and its subdivisions are hereby authorized
to cooperate with the Southern Interstate Nuclear Board in the furtherance of any of its activities
pursuant to the compact. (Acts 1961, Ex. Sess., No. 52, p. 1909, §6.)...
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9-2-121
Section 9-2-121 Land Resources Information Center; survey and compilation of data; agencies
to file legal instruments. (a) There is hereby created and established within the Lands Division
of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources a State Land Resources Information
Center which shall compile certain data and information as hereinafter prescribed on all state
owned lands, including those lands owned by state supported educational institutions, excepting
however, lands acquired for highway rights of way. Such center shall be under the supervision
of the Director of the Lands Division, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources who
shall compile and keep up to date the following data and information on such lands: (1) Location
- should include postal address and metes and bounds description where applicable; (2) Size
- acreage and dimensions of lot or parcel; (3) Type of development - agricultural, commercial,
governmental, institutional, educational, residential,...
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16-17A-18
Section 16-17A-18 Legislative findings. In support of and in furtherance of the powers
granted in Section 16-17A-8, the Legislature hereby finds and declares all of the following:
(1) Authorities organized under this chapter and its university affiliates are performing
essential public functions on behalf of the state, the sponsoring university, and other governmental
entities in the state. (2) The nature and scope of the powers conferred on authorities and
their university affiliates by this chapter are such as may compel each authority and each
university affiliate, in the course of exercising its powers or by virtue of such exercise
of such powers, to engage in activities itself or in collaboration with public or private
entities and individuals that may be characterized as anticompetitive or may result in the
acquisition or maintenance of monopoly power within the meaning of state and federal antitrust
laws or otherwise may have the effect of displacing competition in the provision...
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16-47-131
Section 16-47-131 Clinical and other educational facilities. The University of Alabama
is authorized to secure clinical and other educational facilities for the students of the
nursing school in approved hospitals and health agencies and institutions by contract or other
arrangements. (Acts 1949, No. 596, p. 927, §2.)...
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22-12A-2
Section 22-12A-2 Legislative intent; "perinatal" defined. (a) It is the legislative
intent to effect a program in this state of: (1) Perinatal care in order to reduce infant
mortality and handicapping conditions; (2) Administering such policy by supporting quality
perinatal care at the most appropriate level in the closest proximity to the patients' residences
and based on the levels of care concept of regionalization; and (3) Encouraging the closest
cooperation between various state and local agencies and private health care services in providing
high quality, low cost prevention oriented perinatal care, including optional educational
programs. (b) For the purposes of this chapter, the word "perinatal" shall include
that period from conception to one year post delivery. (Acts 1980, No. 80-761, p. 1586, §2;
Acts 1981, 3rd Ex. Sess., No. 81-1140, p. 417, §1.)...
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31-11-2
Section 31-11-2 National Guard Mutual Assistance Counter-Drug Activities Compact. The
National Guard Mutual Assistance Counter-Drug Activities Compact is enacted into law and entered
with all other jurisdictions mutually adopting the compact in the form substantially as follows:
NATIONAL GUARD MUTUAL ASSISTANCE COUNTER-DRUG ACTIVITIES COMPACT ARTICLE I As used in this
compact, the following words shall have the following meanings: 1. DEMAND REDUCTION. Providing
available National Guard personnel, equipment, support, and coordination to federal, state,
local and civil organizations, institutions, and agencies for the purposes of the prevention
of drug abuse and the reduction in the demand for illegal drugs. 2. DRUG INTERDICTION AND
COUNTER-DRUG COMPACT ACTIVITIES. The use of National Guard personnel, while not in federal
service, in any law enforcement support compact activities that are intended to reduce the
supply or use of illegal drugs in the United States. These compact activities...
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41-23-31
Section 41-23-31 Rules and regulations; cooperation of agencies. The Directors of the
Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, Alabama Department of Commerce, Department
of Education, the Department of Labor and the Commissioner of the Department of Revenue shall
be authorized to formulate reasonable rules and regulations necessary to implement the provisions
of this article and shall cooperate with each other in the implementation of this article.
(Acts 1987, No. 87-573, p. 897, §12.)...
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45-45-170
Section 45-45-170 Animal control shelter program. (a) The Madison County Commission
is hereby authorized to establish an animal control shelter program in Madison County and
to provide such program or to enter into contracts with other governmental or private agencies
for the operation and maintenance of the program. (b) If an animal control shelter program
is established, each dog and cat in Madison County shall be licensed annually. The Madison
County Commission is authorized to establish the annual license fee; however, such annual
fee shall not be less than one dollar ($1) nor more than six dollars ($6). Any dog or cat
not having a license shall be taken into custody and retained for 10 days before its disposal,
either by sale or putting to death. The county commission may establish a fee to reclaim an
animal from one dollar ($1) to ten dollars ($10) for spayed dogs or cats and from one dollar
($1) to twenty dollars ($20) for unspayed dogs or cats. The license fee provided for by...
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2-6A-1
Section 2-6A-1 Declaration of policy. It is the finding of the Legislature that, despite
the fact that agriculture has been and continues to be the backbone of the economy of the
State of Alabama, increasing numbers of the state's farmers and agricultural businessmen are
losing their livelihood due to conditions beyond their control caused by the current economic
situation in agriculture and certain structural changes that are occurring in the economy
of both the state and the United States. A crisis has developed in the state's agricultural
sector that is not and cannot be met with existing programs and resources, with the result
that more and more Alabama farmers and agricultural businessmen are being forced to leave
farming or to seek supplemental employment, but without the provision of any coordinated program
of assistance to help them retrain and make the adjustment to other forms of economic livelihood
or to acquire the needed supplemental skills. The Legislature thus deems it...
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