The South Central Alabama Development Commission, also known as SCADC, is a public agency that provides a range of aging and planning services. The agency offers various planning, economic and community development solutions. It assists local governments in preparing planning strategies, as well as securing and administering development grant funds. The South Central Alabama Development Commission serves Bullock, Butler, Crenshaw, Lowndes, Macon, Montgomery and Pike counties in Alabama. Its Area Agency on Aging provides health screening, transportation, legal assistance and nutrition education services. The agency works in collaboration with the Alabama Association of Regional Councils. The South Central Alabama Development Commission maintains a finance department that manages accounts and payroll, travel and expense records.
Alabama League of Municipalities is serving the residents since 1935. The municipality operates through various departments, including league commitments, legal departments, municipal classifieds, election and convention divisions. It provides a wide range of information on various areas, such as municipal salary and fringe benefit surveys, elected mayors, municipal changes, disposition, tax rates and forms, storm water manuals, disaster, and terrorism. Alabama League of Municipalities also offers various league operated and endorsed programs, including Municipal Workers Compensation Fund, Alabama Municipal Insurance Corporation Cable Television Franchise Management Service and Model City Ordinance Review Program. It also offers the Alabama Municipal Journal, a monthly official publication to the residents.
Alabama Education Association, an affiliate of the National Education Association, is based in Montgomery, Ala. The association improves state s public education system and increases awareness among people. It promotes and defends human and civil rights for reducing all kinds of discrimination. Alabama Education Association helps in protecting, improving and expanding rights of education employees, and increasing personal and economic security. The association also helps in implementing policies to enlist, retain, motivate, train and empower members. It supports and funds required systems and services. Alabama Education Association organizes various workshops and foreign language programs for classroom teachers. The association also assists in instructional issues by providing a variety of resources for teachers and students. It offers other programs and services, such as legal assistance in liability and employment issues, research functions, public relations programs, and field services operations.
Founded in 1947, Alabama Road Builders Association serves the collective interests of all sectors of Alabama's transportation construction industry, which includes contractors, materials suppliers, consulting engineers and other professional service firms. Through its association with the Department of Transportation, the Alabama Legislature, the US Congress and the Governor's Office, it provides comprehensive representation to its members. Based in Montgomery, Ala., the association takes a lead role in the lawmaking processes by monitoring legislation, taking proactive positions on bills and providing expert testimony and information to lawmakers. RoadPAC is the political action committee of the Alabama Road Builders Association.
