Dale County

The Houston County Road and Bridge Department offers work permits and repair services for roads and signs. The department provides replacement and driveway pipe installation solutions. It is a part of Houston County in Alabama. Founded in 1903, the county manages solid waste and maintenance departments. It investigates animal bite and rabies cases, as well as captures stray dogs and cats. The county offers emergency management services for tornadoes, droughts, floods and winter storms. Its revenue commissioner s office handles the mapping, appraisal, assessment and collection of real and business personal property taxes. Houston County provides bacteriological testing services for drinking water.

The Coffee County Commission, located in New Brockton, Alabama, is dedicated to providing essential government services to its community while balancing traditional values with progressive initiatives. The commission oversees various offices, including the Probate Office, Revenue Commissioner's Office, and Environmental Services, ensuring efficient operations and support for residents. In a recent schedule change effective September 30, 2024, several county offices will adopt a 4-10 work schedule, enhancing accessibility for the public while maintaining essential services. This adjustment reflects the commission's commitment to adapting to the needs of the community without impacting critical law enforcement and court services. Generated from the website

Formed in 1903, from portions of Henry, Dale as well as Geneva counties, Houston County is one of the youngest counties in Alabama. Based in Dothan, Ala., the county is into the field of agriculture, where it grows peanuts, cotton and corn being one of the most principal crops. Houston County is also engaged in growing small grains, melons and vegetables. Beef cattle, hogs and dairy cattle are the main livestock activity in the county.