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Collection: 100,000 Poets
Organization: 100,000 Poets
Captured 3 times between Feb 28, 2012 and Nov 01, 2012
Collection: 100,000 Poets
Organization: 100,000 Poets
Captured 3 times between Feb 28, 2012 and Nov 01, 2012
Videos: 702 Videos Captured
Collection: 100,000 Poets
Organization: 100,000 Poets
Captured on Nov 01, 2012
Collection: 100,000 Poets
Organization: 100,000 Poets
Captured 4 times between Sep 26, 2011 and Nov 01, 2012
Videos: 17 Videos Captured
Collection: 1000memories Official Archive
Organization: 1000 Memories
Captured 6 times between Aug 03, 2011 and Nov 03, 2012
Collection: 1000memories
Organization: 1000 Memories
Captured 2 times between Mar 23, 2011 and Mar 23, 2011
Videos: 517 Videos Captured
Collection: 1000memories
Organization: 1000 Memories
Captured on Mar 29, 2011
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Collection: 1000memories
Organization: 1000 Memories
Captured on Mar 29, 2011
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Collection: 1000memories
Organization: 1000 Memories
Captured on Mar 29, 2011
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: At least one BLOG entry on Alabama politics
Captured 5 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Nov 09, 2012
Subject: Bobby Bright
Publisher: Townhall.com
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Insight into the always fascinating world of Alabama elections. Most information is from 2006.
Captured 5 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Feb 25, 2012
Subject: Elections - Alabama, Voting - Alabama, Bob Riley, Roy Moore
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics and news from the Huntsville Times
Captured 2 times between Sep 26, 2012 and Nov 09, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Politics and Government, Politics - Alabama, Huntsville (Ala.), Athens (Ala.)
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Hi...I'm glad you stopped by to view my website. As a former state candidate for the PSC, county candidate for positions of Sheriff and County Commissioner, I have had the great opportunity of meeting many people on the campaign trail. This state has truly been blessed with good citizens, and I hope you will find this blog to be both interesting, and informative. It will not only contain POLITICAL NEWS, but also personal things about family and life, and also news from all over the United States and the World.
Captured 7 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Nov 09, 2012
Subject: Bob Riley, Bingo - Alabama, Alabama - Politics and Government, Autauga County Improvement Association
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics from a moderate Democratic point of view
Captured 5 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Feb 25, 2012
Videos: 127 Videos Captured
Subject: Alabama - Politics and Government, Alabama Democratic Party, Robert Aderholt, Tim James, Kay Ivey
Creator: Male political science major at Troy University
Publisher: Male political science major at Troy University
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: You've stumbled onto my blog, The Midnight Hour. I cover politics, technology, fitness, and a myriad of other topics. I established this blog in Feb 2006 to stay in touch with friends and family during my deployment to Fallujah, Iraq.
Captured 3 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Feb 25, 2012
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Subject: Parker Griffith, Alabama - Politics and Government, CrossFit
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: BLOG of the Alabama Democratic Party
Captured 4 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Aug 30, 2011
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Subject: Bob Riley, Bettye Fine Collins, Bradley Byrne, Exxon
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics Alabama style
Captured 7 times between Mar 30, 2010 and Nov 09, 2012
Videos: 47 Videos Captured
Subject: Huntsville (Ala.)
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Daily audio from the Alabama Legislature while it is in session. This is audio from the 2009 Regular Session.
Captured on Mar 30, 2010
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs D - H
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Daily audio from the Alabama Legislature while it is in session. This is audio from the 2009 Special Session.
Captured on Mar 30, 2010
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics from a moderate Democratic perspective - painting the Red State Purple. The Alabama Moderate was created by me, a stay-at-home mommy, to give me a place to voice my frustrations with the world outside. At times, that includes daily life and news items, but it usually involves politics. More specifically, it involves Alabama politics, and it’s tough being a moderate in a red state.
Captured 2 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Aug 17, 2010
Videos: 66 Videos Captured
Subject: Larry Langford, Alabama - Politics and Government, Alabama Tea Party, Abortion, Health and wellness
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Improving Alabama voting rights, based in Birmingham, Alabama. Information in this BLOG dates from 2004-2007.
Captured 4 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Aug 30, 2011
Subject: Voting - Alabama, Alabama - Politics and Government, Ballot access - Alabama
Creator: Unknown
Type: BLOG, Website
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Alabama Alabama and national politics from a self described conservative
Captured 4 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Videos: 68 Videos Captured
Subject: Politics and government - Alabama, Alabama - Government
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: King Cockfight. is a satirical, metafictional politics blog. Unless linked, usually most stories about real places, people, and occasionally farm animals and manatees on this blog are fictionalized. Nothing on this blog should be considered a poor reflection on the people and places of Winston County, Alabama — one of America’s truly beautiful places. All comments on this blog are moderated and will be reviewed for abuse, content, and libel.
Captured 5 times between Aug 17, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Elections, Alabama - Politics and Government
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: A place to interact with political activist and former Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate, Loretta Nall. This blog covers Alabama politics, drug policy reform with emphasis on marijuana laws, medical marijuana, prison reform, voting rights, equal rights for gays and lesbians, ballot access reform and other social justice oriented issues.
Captured 2 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Aug 17, 2010
Subject: Politics and government - Alabama, Libertarianism - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Montgomery Advertiser's BLOG on all things related to Alabama politics and state goverment
Captured 6 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Videos: 7 Videos Captured
Subject: Alabama Politics and government, Alabama - Government
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The AlabamaTeaParty.org website is a the MOST CONSERVATIVE Blog in America. It is was begun in the early days of 2009 in response to what we saw coming with the ascendancy of liberalism in the United States. While it identifies itself with the Alabama Tea Party movement, the mission moved on to the whole country. Liberalism, anarchism, fascism, socialism, violence… These are the things of the left. Conservatives are individualists, and subscribe to only one ism, and that is conservatism. Guardians of America’s soul, we work to maintain the center even as the edges crumble around us. And if and when things go horribly wrong through the writhing and social experimentation of the progressive left, it is the men of conservative spirit and ideals that will put things to right again.
Captured on Nov 13, 2012
Subject: Politics and government - Alabama, Libertarianism - Alabama, Tea Party - Alabama, Individualism - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The progressive blog for a new direction in Alabama politics - A community blog for progressive politics, ideas and current events in Alabama.
Captured 6 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Videos: 670 Videos Captured
Subject: Artur Davis, Bobby Bright, Ron Sparks, Taylor Bright
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: An independent web site for news
Captured 6 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Videos: 10 Videos Captured
Subject: Alabama Politics and government, Politics and government - Alabama, Artur Davis, Ron Sparks
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: A BLOG about Lee County Alabama, and especially Opelika, its politics and beauty
Captured 7 times between Mar 31, 2010 and Nov 13, 2012
Videos: 3 Videos Captured
Subject: Politics and government - Alabama, Lee County Alabama, Opelika Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs I - N
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Audio of the Alabama Legislature in session
Captured on Mar 31, 2010
Subject: Alabama House of Representatives, Alabama Senate, Alabama - Politics and Government
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Covering politics and news with an Alabama perspective from Washington D.C., the White House and Capitol Hill
Captured on Mar 03, 2012
Videos: 2 Videos Captured
Subject: Democratic Party Alabama, Politics and government - Alabama, Alabama Tea Party, Republican Party - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics from a libertarian, small government perspective
Captured 7 times between Apr 01, 2010 and Jan 16, 2013
Videos: 3 Videos Captured
Subject: Alabama - Politics and Government, ObamaCare, Alabama Libertarian Party, Health reform
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: About Alabama politics and Alabama Crimson Tide. The author states - I'm an independent. I'm for the little guy. I'm against illogic. And I love the Crimson Tide. The views I share on this site are my own, and I express them solely in my personal capacity. My views shared here don't necessarily represent those of my family, friends, employer, or anyone else in the entire world. Welcome aboard, and Roll Tide.
Captured 7 times between Apr 01, 2010 and Jan 16, 2013
Videos: 2 Videos Captured
Subject: Bob Riley, Bingo - Alabama, Bobby Bright, Bradley Byrne, Alabama - Politics and Government, Bobby Bowden
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Discusses Alabama politics, especially Birmingham
Captured 6 times between Apr 01, 2010 and Mar 03, 2012
Subject: Birmingham (Ala.), Parker Griffith, Larry Langford, Alabama - Politics and Government, Roy Moore
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics froma progressive viewpoint
Captured on Apr 01, 2010
Videos: 3 Videos Captured
Subject: Artur Davis, Alabama - Politics and Government
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This is not about political parties. It's not about Democrats or Republicans or the Tea Party or any other political or activist group. What's It About? Particpants have a variety of concerns and grievances: The economy, the Wall Street bailout, the corrupt political system, the growing disparity between rich and poor, oppressive and abusive student loans, cuts to progams for the working class while giving the rich tax breaks, and others.
Captured on Jan 16, 2013
Subject: Protests - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Doc’s Political Parlor informs readers on issues of Alabama politics and policy.
Captured 7 times between Apr 01, 2010 and Jan 16, 2013
Videos: 165 Videos Captured
Subject: Bingo - Alabama, Bobby Bright, Bradley Byrne, Kay Ivey, Robert Bentley, Harri Anne Smith, Mike Rogers, Hank Sanders
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Audio of the sessions of the Legislature of Alabama
Captured on Mar 03, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Legislative branch, Alabama - Law and Legislation, Audio - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Audio of the 2010 Special Session on Ethics Reform held in December 2010.
Captured 2 times between Mar 04, 2011 and Aug 31, 2011
Subject: Legislation - Alabama, Ethics in state government - Alabama, Bob Riley, Ethics reform - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Politics from a progressive viewpoint - We support candidates that share our passion for improving government, ensuring equal rights and opportunity, social and economic justice and civil liberties. We strive to improve the economy, environment and the health of all Americans.
Captured 5 times between Apr 28, 2010 and Mar 03, 2012
Videos: 29 Videos Captured
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Alabma poltics analyzed for your protection - The author (I) was born and educated in Indiana. My degree is in political science (with a specialization in public policy and public administration) from Purdue University (Go Boilermakers!) and I moved to Alabama right after college. After living here for a decade, I have been extremely fortunate to have spent time with and gotten to know political, community and business leaders in every part of this great state. I started The World Around You in 2003 because I wanted to have an outlet to discuss my passion. I also bring a strong background in understanding the web, data collection and analysis and thoroughly enjoy bringing that element to what I do here. I know how the state government works (and doesn’t work) and I know many of the players. We have a long way to go in creating a more open government and one that is responsive to its citizens, but I want to do what I can to help make that become reality. I’ve become extremely excited by the opportunities presented with new social media tools that are available and what that can do for candidates, officeholders and those they serve. The tools may go in and out of fashion, but the direct connection they can provide to constituents and voters will never go out of style.
Captured 6 times between Apr 01, 2010 and Mar 03, 2012
Subject: Artur Davis, Bradley Byrne, Alabama - Politics and Government, Tim James, Robert Bentley
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The intersection of politics and law in Alabama
Captured on Mar 03, 2012
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Subject: Elections - Alabama, Civil rights - Alabama, Voting - Alabama, Parker Griffith, Alabama - Politics and Government
Type: BLOG
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Cliff Sims, the founder of Yellow Hammer Politics, is the current Chairman of the Alabama College Republicans. Yellow Hammer Politics was launched in late 2011 to become the new online home for Alabama politics. By giving you unparalleled insider access and commentary on the news of the day, YHP is the #1 place to go for those who want to know what’s going on inside the halls of the State House and Capitol and around the state.
Captured on Mar 03, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Elections, Alabama - Politics and Government, Republican Party - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Political BLOGs O - R
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Type: Website
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: You are taking an important step in your journey to acquiring more knowledge, confidence and skills to manage your personal financial situation by visiting this site. My office has worked with the National Association of State Treasurers (NAST) Foundation to develop some resources specifically for Alabama residents. The suite of sites under alabama.tomorrowsmoney.org and alabama.ahorrando.org are rich in basic personal finance information, tools and resources to help you and the unique personal life circumstances you currently face.
Captured 2 times between Dec 19, 2011 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Financial literacy - Alabama
Creator: Alabama State Treasurer
Publisher: Alabama State Treasurer
Language: English
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website covers matters related to elections and electioneering in Alabama.
Captured 7 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Elections - Alabama, Voting - Alabama, Political Action Committees - Alabama, Campaign Finance Reports - Alabama, Candidates - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Secretary of State
Publisher: Alabama Secretary of State
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The CollegeCounts 529 Fund is a qualified tuition program under Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code that is sponsored by the State of Alabama and administered by the Board of Trustees of the ACES Trust Fund (the “Trust” and plan issuer). Union Bank and Trust Company serves as Program Manager. Accounts and investments under the CollegeCounts 529 Fund are not insured or guaranteed by the FDIC, the State of Alabama, the State Treasurer of Alabama, the Board, the Trust, the Program, Union Bank and Trust Company, or any other entity.
Captured 2 times between Dec 19, 2011 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Funding for Education - Alabama, College education - Funding, 529 Plans
Creator: Alabama State Treasurer
Publisher: Alabama State Treasurer
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Site to file a claim with the Unclaimed Property Division for the State of Alabama. This site allows you to search the Alabama unclaimed property database to determine if the state may be holding assets that belong to you, your family, or your business. The database is updated regularly to include new names reported and to remove those owners who have successfully completed the claims process. From this site, you may also print claim forms and track the progress of your submitted claims.
Captured 2 times between Dec 19, 2011 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Unclaimed property - Alabama
Creator: Alabama State Treasurer
Publisher: Alabama State Treasurer
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Secretary of State is a constitutional office with duties that fall into four major categories, as follows: Executive: Many of the executive records have both the signatures of the secretary of state and of the governor because the secretary of state serves as the governor's personal notary public. When the secretary of state is witnessing the governor's signature, the Great Seal of Alabama is used as the "notary" seal. Included in this type of executive records are writs of arrest, contracts, deeds and leases. Other executive records include listings of abandoned vehicles found in the state, information on municipal incorporations, and the names of all notaries public registered in Alabama. Elections: The secretary of state is Alabama's "Chief Election Official". The secretary of state is given many different election duties under state law. Election records include vote totals, certified ballots and records showing how much money candidates and political committees raised and spent during an election. Copies of certificates of election, commissions, and oaths of office are also on file for many elected officials. Business Records: Business records are divided into three categories: Lands and Trademarks, Corporations, and Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). The Lands and Trademarks Section has the original state land records dating back to the days when Alabama first achieved statehood. All of the trademarks registered in the state also are found here. Corporations Section staff members reserve names of businesses that incorporate to do business in Alabama. The state has about 200,000 corporate filings, and staff members usually get about 300 requests each day for information in those files.The UCC Section maintains more than 220,000 financing statements that are filed by attorneys and banking institutions.
Captured 7 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Creator: Alabama Secretary of State
Publisher: Alabama Secretary of State
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: News feed from the Alabama Secretary of State
Captured on Aug 08, 2011
Subject: Corporations - Alabama, Elections - Alabama, Voting - Alabama, Alabama Secretary of State
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Secretary of State is a constitutional office with duties that fall into four major categories, as follows: Executive: Many of the executive records have both the signatures of the secretary of state and of the governor because the secretary of state serves as the governor's personal notary public. When the secretary of state is witnessing the governor's signature, the Great Seal of Alabama is used as the "notary" seal. Included in this type of executive records are writs of arrest, contracts, deeds and leases. Other executive records include listings of abandoned vehicles found in the state, information on municipal incorporations, and the names of all notaries public registered in Alabama. Elections: The secretary of state is Alabama's "Chief Election Official". The secretary of state is given many different election duties under state law. Election records include vote totals, certified ballots and records showing how much money candidates and political committees raised and spent during an election. Copies of certificates of election, commissions, and oaths of office are also on file for many elected officials. Business Records: Business records are divided into three categories: Lands and Trademarks, Corporations, and Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). The Lands and Trademarks Section has the original state land records dating back to the days when Alabama first achieved statehood. All of the trademarks registered in the state also are found here. Corporations Section staff members reserve names of businesses that incorporate to do business in Alabama. The state has about 200,000 corporate filings, and staff members usually get about 300 requests each day for information in those files.The UCC Section maintains more than 220,000 financing statements that are filed by attorneys and banking institutions.
Captured 5 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Campaign finance, Alabama - Corporations, Alabama - Elections, Voting - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Secretary of State
Publisher: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: the Office of State Treasurer is "the State's central banking agency" and is authorized "to invest excess funds in Time-Open Accounts with banks, repurchase agreements, and make direct purchase of U.S. Government securities." The State Treasurer serves an an ex-officio member of: 1) Board of Control of the Teachers Retirement System. 2) Board of Control of the Employees' Retirement System of Alabama. 3) Board to Approve Contracts for Public Printing. 4) State Board of Adjustment. 5) Alabama Highway Authority. The State Treasurer serves as treasurer and custodian of: 1) Alabjama Education Authority. 2) Alabama Corrections Institute Finance Authority. 3) Alabama School and Jr. College Authority. 4) Coosa Valley Development Authority. 5) Tombigbee Valley Authority. 6) Rehabilitation and Crippled Children Service. 7) Administration of Deposits.
Captured 7 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Subject: PACT - Alabama, Prepaid Affordable College Tuition - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Alabama Pre-Paid Affordable College Tuition site
Captured on Aug 08, 2011
Subject: Education - Alabama, Tuition - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Constitutional Offices, O-Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The State Treasurer is a constitutional office in Alabama. The State Treasurer's Office serves as the state's bank.
Captured 7 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Videos: 3 Videos Captured
Subject: PACT - Alabama, Prepaid Affordable College Tuition - Alabama
Creator: Alabama State Treasurer
Publisher: Alabama State Treasurer
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website covers the Alabama Judicial System
Captured 10 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, Appellate courts - Alabama, Alabama Administrative Office of Courts, Supreme Court - Alabama, Unified Judicial System of Alabama
Creator: Alabama Supreme Court
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Pursuant to the Judicial Study Commission’s recommendations, the Alabama Legislature passed Act 2000-596, effective May 17, 2000, creating a permanent Sentencing Commission as a separate state agency under the Alabama Supreme Court. The enabling legislation for the Alabama Sentencing Commission enumerates the Commission’s responsibilities to: (1) “serve as a clearinghouse for the collection, preparation, and dissemination of information on sentencing practices;” (2) “make recommendations to the Governor, Legislature, Attorney General, and Judicial Study Commission concerning the enactment of laws relating to criminal offenses, sentencing, and correctional and probation matters,” and (3) “review the overcrowding problem in county jails, with particular emphasis on funding for the county jails and the proper removal of state prisoners from county jails pursuant to state law and state and federal court orders, and to make recommendations for resolution of these issues to the Governor, Legislature, Attorney General, and the Judicial System Study Commission
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Subject: Sentencing (criminal) - Alabama, Jail overcrowding - Alabama, Aalbama Judicial Study Commission, Sentencing standards - Alabama
Language: English
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website is about the Alabama legal system
Captured 5 times between Mar 16, 2010 and May 23, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Judicial branch, Alabama - Appellate Courts, Alabama State Law Library, Alalinc
Creator: Alabama Supreme Court and State Law Library
Publisher: Alabama Supreme Court and State Law Library
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Constitution establishes the Judicial Inquiry Commission to consider, investigate and prosecute complaints of ethical misconduct and disability involving Alabama judges. Like the judicial conduct organizations in every other state, the Commission's purpose is to ensure observance of the high standards of conduct that have been set for judges, both on and off the bench. The Commission prosecutes charges in the Court of the Judiciary when it finds reasonable basis to do so after investigation. The Commission also provides advisory opinions to judges as to whether contemplated conduct might constitute a violation of the Alabama Canons of Judicial Ethics.
Captured 2 times between Aug 08, 2011 and May 23, 2012
Subject: Judiciary - Alabama, Judicial Misconduct - Alabama, Court of the Judiciary - Alabama, Legal ethics - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission
Publisher: Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website covers the Alabama Judicial System
Captured 10 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Judicial branch, Alabama Supreme Court, Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, Alabama - Appellate Courts, Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, Alabama Unified Judicial System
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website covers the Alabama Judicial System
Captured 6 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Alabama - Judicial branch, Alabama Supreme Court, Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, Alabama - Appellate Courts, Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, Alabama State Law Library
Creator: Alabama Supreme Court Administrative Office of Courts
Publisher: Alabama Supreme Court Administrative Office of Courts
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Legislature and Appellate Courts
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This website covers the Alabama Legislature
Captured 6 times between Mar 16, 2010 and Sep 11, 2012
Videos: 11 Videos Captured
Subject: Alabama - Legislative branch, Alabama House of Representatives, Alabama - Law and Legislation, Acts of Alabama, Alabama - Acts, Alabama Senate
Creator: Alabama Legislature
Publisher: Alabama Legislature
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Northwest Alabama Council of Local Governments (NACOLG), is the regional planning and intergovernmental coordination agency created by the local governments pursuant to Alabama State Legislation. It is a voluntary association of governmental units in the five county region of Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale, Marion, and Winston Counties along with the municipalities therein.
Captured 6 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Community development - Alabama, Colbert County (Ala.), Marion County (Ala.), Lauderdale County (Ala.), Winston County (Ala.), Franklin County (Ala.)
Creator: Northwest Alabama Council of Local Governments
Publisher: Northwest Alabama Council of Local Governments
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The South Central Alabama Development Commission (SCADC) is a quasi-government agency that encompasses the Area Agency on Aging & Planning & Economic Development for South Central Alabama. The Commission is committed to assisting seniors with services covered under the Older Americans Act, Medicare, Medicaid and other state funded programs. The Commission also has a devoted team committed to helping communities with community and economic development projects including planning and GIS for its member governments. For over 30 years, our staff has successfully assisted local governments in preparing planning strategies, securing and administering development grant funds, and providing aging assistance, thereby allowing local officials to make informed decisions regarding their community's future and providing additional benefits for their citizens.
Captured 3 times between Aug 23, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Aging - Alabama, Social services - Alabama
Creator: South Central Alabama Development Commission
Publisher: South Central Alabama Development Commission
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: NARCOG is the North-Central Regional Council of Governments. NARCOG’s Board of Directors consists of representatives from seven participating member Governments, including the County Governments of Cullman, Lawrence and Morgan, and the Municipal Governments of Cullman, Decatur, Hartselle and Moulton. Organized in 1966, NARCOG is one of twelve Councils of Governments across the State of Alabama. Under Legislative Act 1126, NARCOG is responsible for a scope of services which includes: Urban and Regional Planning, Community and Economic Development, Grants and Grant Management, Aging Program, Medicaid, Senior Aides Program, Revolving Loan Fund, the Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Rural Planning Organization.
Captured 6 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Community development - Alabama, Cullman County (Ala.), Lawrence County (Ala.), Morgan County (Ala.)
Creator: North-Central Regional Council of Governments
Publisher: North-Central Regional Council of Governments
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Birmingham Rgional Planning Commission was formed in 1963 as a service agency to assist local governments in planning activities. RPC’s district includes the counties of Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Walker and is governed by a Board of Directors.. RPC’s mission is to serve as a catalyst for regional leadership, cooperation, and sustainability in Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Walker Counties. The members of the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham will benefit from professional, innovative and high quality resources. Using our expertise, the RPC will collectively and progressively ensure that all localities have the capacity to fully participate in economic growth and development, respectful of each community’s values and objectives. RPC is dedicated to the betterment of our members, partners, and communities and is committed to collaboration and mutual respect. RPC upholds the diversity and identity of the natural, social, and built environments. Funding for the RPC is obtained through federal matching grants, member government dues, annual appropriations from the state, and contract fees.
Captured 6 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 8 Videos Captured
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Birmingham (Ala.), Community development - Alabama, Blount County (Ala.), Chilton County (Ala.), Jefferson County (Ala.), Shelby County (Ala.), St. Clair County (Ala.), Walker County (Ala.)
Creator: Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham
Publisher: Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The South Alabama Regional Planning Commission was initially organized in 1964 by local governments in Mobile County and was first known as the Mobile County Regional Planning Commission. The Commission became a tri-county region in 1968 when Baldwin and Escambia Counties entered into full membership with Mobile County at which time it became the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission. It is one of twelve regional commissions in the State of Alabama as provided for in Act 1126 of the 1969 Alabama Legislature. The Commission is an instrument of local government. It is locally organized and locally controlled. Through communication, planning, policymaking, coordination, advocacy and technical assistance, the Commission serves its member governments and citizens of the region. It also provides a forum for member government representatives to discuss and resolve common problems, especially those that transcend political boundaries.
Captured 6 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Mobile (Ala.), Disaster recovery - Alabama, Mobile County (Ala.), Baldwin County (Ala.), Escambia County (Ala.), Community development - Alabama
Creator: South Alabama Regional Planning Commission
Publisher: South Alabama Regional Planning Commission
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The South Central Alabama Development Commission (SCADC) is a public, quasi-governmental agency that provides aging, planning and GIS, economic and community development services to its member governments. For over 30 years, our staff has successfully assisted local governments in preparing planning strategies, securing and administering development grant funds, and providing aging assistance, thereby allowing local officials to make informed decisions regarding their community's future and providing additional benefits for their citizens. The SCADC region includes Bullock, Butler, Crenshaw, Lowndes, Macon, Montgomery, and Pike Counties. SCADC is governed by a 29 member Board of Directors with four representatives from each county in the region, plus one member-at-large elected annually on a rotating basis. Members of the Board of Directors include representatives of agriculture, businesses, organized labor, professions, elected public officials, and representatives of minority groups.
Captured 2 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Aug 15, 2010
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Montgomery County (Ala.), Crenshaw County (Ala.), Pike County (Ala.), Bullock County (Ala), Butler County (Ala.), Lowndes County (Ala), Macon County (Ala.)
Creator: South Central Alabama Development Commission
Publisher: South Central Alabama Development Commission
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Southeast Alabama Economic Development Partnership web site is designed to provide the most comprehensive economic development information about Southeast Alabama. This web site was created through funding from the Economic Development Administration and the Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission. Through a partnership with local and state organizations, the content for the site was built and will be maintained. Because this is a dynamic and growing entity, please be sure to check back often for continued updates and improvements. This site is broken up into five unique categories: Industry, Tourism, Agriculture, Retirement, and Entrepreneurial/Small Business. By clicking on one of the images at the top of the first page, you can enter the corresponding section. Using the expanding menu on the left side of the first page, you can navigate directly to the subsections of each section. The large map of the United States with Alabama superimposed links you to the county profiles for the member counties of the industry section. The first page of each section consists of links to its subsections, a text scroller for general information, and changing images of the area. To navigate to another section of the site, simply click on the Partnership Home option on the section home page in order to return to the site home page. The most comprehensive and detailed information possible has been included in each section.
Captured 6 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Tourism - Alabama, Houston County (Ala.), Coffee County (Ala.), Community development - Alabama, Dothan (Ala.)
Creator: Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission
Publisher: Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Southern Growth Policies Board is a non-partisan public policy think tank based in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Formed by the region's governors in 1971, Southern Growth Policies Board develops and advances visionary economic development policies by providing a forum for partnership and dialog among a diverse cross-section of the region's governors, legislators, business and academic leaders and the economic- and community-development sectors. This unique public-private partnership is devoted to strengthening the South's economy and creating the highest possible quality of life. Supported by memberships from 13 Southern states — Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia, Southern Growth provides a gathering place for regional collaboration. Southern Growth Policies Board is a private non-profit organization that is also supported through associate memberships from corporate, nonprofit and academic institutions, as well as grants, contracts and corporate sponsorships.
Captured 4 times between Feb 14, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 30 Videos Captured
Subject: Economic growth - Southern States, Economic growth - Alabama
Creator: Southern Growth Policies Board
Publisher: Southern Growth Policies Board
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Southern States Energy Board (SSEB) is a non-profit interstate compact organization created in 1960 and established under Public Laws 87-563 and 92-440. The Board's mission is to enhance economic development and the quality of life in the South through innovations in energy and environmental policies, programs and technologies. Sixteen southern states and two territories comprise the membership of SSEB: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Virginia and West Virginia. Each jurisdiction is represented by the governor and a legislator from the House and Senate. A governor serves as the chair and legislators serve as vice-chair and treasurer. Ex-officio non-voting Board members include a federal representative appointed by the President of the United States, the Southern Legislative Conference Energy and Environment Committee Chair and SSEB's executive director, who serves as secretary. SSEB was created by state law and consented to by Congress with a broad mandate to contribute to the economic and community well-being of the southern region. The Board exercises this mandate through the creation of programs in the fields of energy and environmental policy research, development and implementation, science and technology exploration and related areas of concern. SSEB serves its members directly by providing timely assistance designed to develop effective energy and environmental policies and programs and represents its members before governmental agencies at all levels.
Captured 4 times between Feb 14, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 43 Videos Captured
Subject: Energy - Southern states, Energy - Alabama
Creator: Southern States Energy Board
Publisher: Southern States Energy Board
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway is a connecting link between established water transportation routes that serve shippers and producers in the South and the Midwest as well as deep water ports along the eastern Gulf of Mexico. This unique feature has already benefited commercial interests in 18 states since it opened for business in 1985. The 234 - mile waterway begins at its northern end at Pickwick Lake on the Tennessee River, flows through northeast Mississippi and west Alabama, and connects with the established Warrior-Tombigbee navigation system at Demopolis, Alabama. From there, commerce travels northward as far as Port Birmingham, Alabama or south to Mobile, Alabama, and other destinations along the Gulf coast. The main features of Tenn-Tom are 10 locks and dams and a 29-mile man-made canal, one of the largest earth moving projects in history. The 10 locks raise or lower barges and boats a total of 341 feet, the difference in elevation between the two ends of the waterway. There are some 40 recreation areas that provide easy access to nearly 44,000 acres of water - related sports and other activities. In addition, marinas are located along the Tenn-Tom and connecting waterways to meet the needs of local as well as transient boaters. Over 110,000 acres of land were acquired for the construction and operation of the project. Some of these lands are available for public hunting. Also, another 88,000 acres, mostly bottomland hardwoods, have been purchased from voluntary sellers and managed by the two state conservation agencies for wildlife habitat. After 12 years of construction, the waterway opened to commercial traffic in January 1985. Seventeen public ports and terminals are strategically located within the waterway corridor to serve shippers' needs.
Captured 9 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Shipping - Alabama, Economic development - Mississippi, Tourism - Alabama, Shipping terminals - Alabama, Tombigbee River (Ala.), Tenn-Tom Waterway, Locks and dams - Alabama, Whitten Historical Center, Locks and dams - Mississippi, Warrior River (Ala.)
Creator: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority
Publisher: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, M - Z
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The West Alabama Regional Commission is made up of representatives from the seven counties and 37 municipalities in Region 2. The council is governed by an executive committee and a board of directors. The WARC receives its funding from federal matching grants, member government dues, an annual appropriation from the State of Alabama, and contract fees.
Captured 9 times between Apr 07, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Bibb County (Ala.), Fayette County (Ala.), Greene County (Ala.), Hale County (Ala.), Lamar County (Ala.), Pickens County (Ala.), Tuscaloosa County (Ala.), Tuscaloosa (Ala.)
Creator: West Alabama Regional Commission
Publisher: West Alabama Regional Commission
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Board of Examiners for Dietetics and Nutrition Practice is empowered, authorized and directed to adopt, amend, promulgate, and enforce all rules, regulations, and standards governing dietitians as may be necessary to further the accomplishment of the purpose of the governing law. The rules, regulations and minimum standards for licensing of dietitians may be amended by the Board as deemed necessary.
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Dieticians - Alabama, Nutritionists - Alabama, Dietetics - Alabama
Creator: State of Alabama
Publisher: Alabama State Board of Examiners for Dietetics and Nutritionists
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Department of Children's Affairs is dedicated to the well being of children from birth through young adulthood. The divisions and programs highlight the importance and children and their families. Whether we are working with county Children's Policy Councils, Head Start programs, Pre-K sites, or the Parent Network, our department remains at the forefront of those who value and promote meeting the needs of children and their families. Our Priorities: Under the direction of the Commissioner, the Department of Children’s Affairs: Advises the Governor and the Legislature in matters relating to the coordination of services for children. Serves as a liaison between the Governor and state agencies providing programs or services for children. Educates and informs legislators and other elected officials about issues affecting children. Prepares and submits for approval and adoption by the Children’s Policy Council, legislation required to meet the unmet needs of children by further development and improvement of children services. Prepares and submits to the Governor and the Legislature annual reports. Initiates a network of local and community groups and child advocates to enable organizations to coordinate activities and assist and educate each other. Actively seeks and applies for federal and private grants to fund children’s programs. Establishes a repository for information on programs which offer services for, or are for the benefit of, or in any way affect Alabama’s children. Reviews the budget requests for children’s services of state agencies that administer children’s programs other than education programs offered by Department of Education for K-12. Works with the state and county children’s policy councils and the state and county children’s services facilitation teams in order to ensure that a comprehensive coordinated effort is in place to provide for children’s services. Requests any state or local agency or department which administers programs that directly affect Alabama’s children to submit information deemed necessary to evaluate and assess the relationship between children’s programs and the effectiveness of those programs.
Captured 3 times between Aug 09, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Children - Alabama, Children's Affairs - Alabama, Children's Welfare - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Department of Children's Affairs
Publisher: Alabama Department of Children's Affairs
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
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Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Board of Examiners in Counseling is a regulatory agency that is appointed by the Governor and is comprised of licensed professional counselors and the public whose mission is: To protect the public from incompetent, unethical and unlawful counseling practice; To enforce qualification standards for all levels licensure; To delineate unlawful conduct through disciplinary procedures against practitioners who violate applicable laws or rules.
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Counseling - Alabama, Counselors - Alabama
Creator: State of Alabama
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The mission of the Alabama Board of Cosmetology is to protect the health of the public by licensing and regulating the practices of cosmetology. License examinations help ensure that only qualified people enter the profession, and timely inspections of salons minimize illegal practices and unsanitary or unsafe conditions
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: How Alabma responds to crime, delinquency, and probation
Captured 3 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Feb 15, 2011
Subject: Criminal justice - Alabama, Delinquency - Alabama, Crime - Alabama, Probation officers - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Council on Crime and Delinquency
Publisher: Alabama Council on Crime and Delinquency
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Governed by the State Board of Education, the Alabama Community College System consists of 22 comprehensive community colleges and four technical colleges; Athens State University; and extensive workforce development initiatives, including the Alabama Industrial Development Training Institute and the Alabama Technology Network.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Community colleges - Alabama, Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT), Higher Education - Alabama, Adult Education - Alabama, Alabama Technology Network
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Commission on Higher Education approves new units of instruction. This includes new institutions, mergers, branch campuses, colleges, schools, division and departments. Approves any new academic programs. Approves off-campus instruction. Facilitates planning for higher education. This includes developing a statewide plan. Reviews and makes recommendations concerning existing programs. prepares a Unified Budget Recommendation to the Governor and the Legislature. collects and compiles information concerning higher education in the State. administers student assistance programs. conducts studies on higher education issues and makes recommendations to the institutions, the Legislature and the Governor concerning its findings. provides a state-level framework for institutions to respond cooperatively and individually to the needs of the citizens of the State. reviews institutional facilities masterplans and report to trustees and the Legislature. maintains an electronic student unit record system to provide accountability on student progress. provides oversight for the programmatic review of private institutions operating as foreign corporations in Alabama in accord with the regulatory authority assigned to the Commission by statute. The Commission is not responsible for: the appropriation or allocation of funds. the termination of existing programs or existing units of instruction outside the program viability process. the approval of new construction projects. the establishment of tuition and fees. recommending/enforcing policies concerning enrollment parameters. This includes: setting enrollment caps; limiting the number of out-of-state students; setting residency requirements; or setting admission standards. setting faculty work loads or salaries. the hiring and firing of personnel at the institutions.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 12 Videos Captured
Subject: Higher Education - Alabama, Universities - Alabama, Network of Alabama Academic Libraries, Colleges - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Commission on Higher Education
Publisher: Alabama Commission on Higher Education
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center (ACJIC) is the state agency responsible for gathering and providing critical information for Alabama’s law enforcement and the criminal justice community. Leading the nation in the development of ground-breaking technology, ACJIC connects local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) administered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and also provides access to law enforcement in all 50 states and internationally via Nlets, the International Justice and Public Safety Network. Established in 1975 by the Alabama Legislature to collect, store, retrieve, analyze, and disseminate vital information relating to certain crimes, criminals, and criminal activity, ACJIC is the state’s criminal history repository agency. ACJIC also houses the Alabama Statistical Analysis Center (SAC), which collects Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) and reports Alabama crime information statistics to the FBI.
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Subject: Criminal justice - Alabama, Law enforcement - Alabama, Statistics - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center
Publisher: Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: This site is designed to provide you with information regarding this agency’s statutory responsibilities, the laws governing state chartered credit unions and other related information. This site offers access to frequently requested forms and links to other related websites. For information regarding membership in a credit union or formation of a credit union, contact the Credit Union Administration.
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Credit unions - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Legislature passed the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission Law on June 1, 1984. Alabama's compensation law covers a variety of expenses for which compensation is paid. The Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission provides the only substantial financial compensation to victims for expenses for personal injuries including medical, funeral and counseling bills. This assistance lessens the financial burden on innocent victims of violent crime and serves as a vehicle of hope for the rights of crime victims. "It is the mission of the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission to provide timely and efficient assistance to innocent victims of violent crime in a confidential manner. The Commission primarily offers this assistance by providing eligible victims of violent crime with financial assistance for qualified expenses, while always being mindful that crime victims have the right to be treated with fairness, compassion and respect. The Commission also works in conjunction with others in the victim service community to advocate for victims’ rights and other related issues."
Captured 3 times between Aug 09, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Crime victims - Alabama, Restitution - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Publisher: Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Development Office is responsible for recuriting industry to Alabama. Most commonly know as “the” state agency for economic development, the Alabama Development Office (ADO) has one mission – simply to create jobs in Alabama. First established in the 1970s through a governor’s executive order and later re-established by the Alabama Legislature, ADO coordinates economic development resources leading to quality job creation throughout Alabama. ADO professionals work through a combination of efforts identifying prospects to grow and broaden Alabama’s industry base. The agency markets Alabama to the world identifying companies who could have an expansion project in the Southeast over the next three to five years. ADO also fields calls from site consultants who are hired by companies to find a location for their company.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Jobs - Alabama, Employment - Alabama, Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT)
Creator: Alabama Development Office, Alabama Dept. of Commerce
Publisher: Alabama Development Office
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Development Office is responsible for recuriting industry to Alabama. Most commonly know as “the” state agency for economic development, the Alabama Development Office (ADO) has one mission – simply to create jobs in Alabama. First established in the 1970s through a governor’s executive order and later re-established by the Alabama Legislature, ADO coordinates economic development resources leading to quality job creation throughout Alabama. ADO professionals work through a combination of efforts identifying prospects to grow and broaden Alabama’s industry base. The agency markets Alabama to the world identifying companies who could have an expansion project in the Southeast over the next three to five years. ADO also fields calls from site consultants who are hired by companies to find a location for their company.
Captured 2 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Aug 30, 2010
Subject: Economic development - Alabama, Jobs - Alabama, Employment - Alabama, Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT)
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama National Guard Counterdrug Program (AL-CD) is a vital member of a coalition of National Guard members, law enforcement agencies (LEAs), and local communities, which are involved in a multi-front battle against drugs and drug-related violence. The mission of the program is to provide high-quality military personnel and equipment to support federal, state, and local drug LEAs as well as community based organizations that work to reduce the demand for drugs. The AL-CD currently consists of Army National Guard soldiers and Air National Guard airmen on full time active duty status in accordance with Title 32, Section 112, United States Code. These soldiers and airmen are from National Guard units throughout the state and perform counterdrug (CD) duties in a support role. Personnel strength is increased during marijuana eradication season or for special mission support.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Law enforcement - Alabama, Narcotic drugs - Alabama, Illegal drugs - Alabama, Drug enforcement - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Alabama State Parks have it all...golf, fishing, boating, swimming, camping, hiking, nature craft, biking, horseback riding, family fun, and just plain ole' relaxin'. There are great places to stay and great places to eat plus beaches, mountains, and everything in between.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 161 Videos Captured
Subject: State parks - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama State Board of Chiropractic Examiners is the licensing and regulatory agency of the state of Alabama, which has the exclusive power and authority to issue, revoke and reinstate all licenses to practice chiropractic in the State of Alabama. Our mission is to protect the health, safety and welfare of people of Alabama through regulation and licensure of doctors of chiropractic
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Chiropractic examiners - Alabama, Doctors of chiropractic - Alabama, Chiropody - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Comproller's Office provides accountability through excellent financial services, reporting, and support to the government community and the citizens of Alabama. This website is intended as a means of providing governmental information to these users allowing them to become more knowledgeable about financial activities of state government through the leadership of the most competent, professional and technologically advanced financial organization. State of Alabama Department of Finance Division of Control And Accounts State Comptroller's Office
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Public financing - Alabama, Public administration - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The inaugural meeting of the Board of Examiners took place at Lotus Hall in Selma on July 19, 1881. The Alabama Board of Dental Examiners is well established, continuing to accomplish the task it was charged with when it was organized in 1881: to protect the public’s interest and insure quality dental care in Alabama.
Captured 4 times between Feb 15, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 4 Videos Captured
Subject: Dentists - Alabama, Dental examiniation - Alabama
Creator: State of Alabama
Type: Website
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Mission statement: To provide for the protection, well-being, and self-sufficiency of children and adults. (Ala. Code Title 38, 26, 42 and various federal statutes).
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Food Stamps - Alabama, Adult Services - Alabama, Child welfare - Alabama, Human welfare - Alabama, Foster Care - Alabama, Adoptions - Alabama, Child support - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Dept. of Corrections (DOC) offers employees ample career opportunities and advancements in corrections and other related fields. No longer a small organization, the Department has grown into a medium-size correctional system employing over 3,400 employees with an inmate population approaching 26,000+ prisoners. In the years to come, the Department will continue to grow in size, and in complexity of services, offering many long-term opportunities to its employees.
Captured 3 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Feb 15, 2011
Videos: 3 Videos Captured
Subject: Prisons - Alabama, Prisoners - Alabama, Correctional facilities - Alabama, Correctional officers - Alabama, Yellow Mama - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: The Alabama Dept. of Corrections (DOC) offers employees ample career opportunities and advancements in corrections and other related fields. No longer a small organization, the Department has grown into a medium-size correctional system employing over 3,400 employees with an inmate population approaching 26,000+ prisoners. In the years to come, the Department will continue to grow in size, and in complexity of services, offering many long-term opportunities to its employees.
Captured on Mar 18, 2010
Videos: 1 Videos Captured
Subject: Criminal justice - Alabama, Crime - Alabama, Prisons - Alabama, Prisoners - Alabama, Correctional facilities - Alabama, Correctional officers - Alabama, Yellow Mama - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies C - D
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Official web site of Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Captured 6 times between Mar 18, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 71 Videos Captured
Subject: Hunting - Alabama, Fishing - Alabama, Outdoor recreation - Alabama, Hiking - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies E - F
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: Alabama Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports (CAFR)
Captured 3 times between Aug 10, 2011 and Sep 13, 2012
Subject: Finance - Alabama
Creator: State of Alabama Finance Dept.
Publisher: State of Alabama Finance Dept.
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama State Agencies E - F
Organization: Alabama State Archives
Description: It is the mission of the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) to assist the needs of disaster victims as well as assisting local government in preparedness, response and recovery. On a daily basis we are coordinating with federal and state agencies to facilitate our disaster preparedness. Recent disasters have taught us the importance of residents knowing the threats they face and also having a plan to sustain themselves for a minimum of 72 hours.
Captured 6 times between Mar 19, 2010 and Sep 13, 2012
Videos: 6 Videos Captured
Subject: Disasters - Alabama, Disaster preparedmess - Alabama, Hazards - Alabama, Natural disasters - Alabama, Terrorism - Alabama, Tornadoes - Alabama, Floods - Alabama, Forest fires - Alabama, Earthquakes - Alabama, Hurricanes - Alabama, Emergencies - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Emergency Management Agency
Publisher: Alabama Emergency Management Agency
Language: English
Type: Website
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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