Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce

The Fairhope Single Tax Corporation (FSTC) is a 501(c)(4) not-for-profit organization located in Fairhope, Alabama, and is one of only two single tax colonies remaining in the United States. Established in 1894 by a group from Des Moines, Iowa, the FSTC operates under the principles of economist Henry George, leasing land to residents while maintaining ownership of the land itself. Today, the FSTC owns approximately 4,500 acres of land within and around Fairhope, with the majority situated in the downtown area. The organization continues to play a pivotal role in the governance and development of Fairhope, which was incorporated as a city in 1908. Generated from the website

The Community Action Agency of South Alabama is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting self-sufficiency for individuals, families, and communities in Baldwin, Escambia, Clarke, Monroe, and Conecuh counties. Through a range of programs and services, including Head Start, Weatherization, and Energy Assistance, the agency strives to empower those facing poverty and create opportunities for lasting change. Guided by principles of community empowerment, volunteerism, and successful partnerships, the agency addresses the challenges posed by poverty with a commitment to individual and family support. As a proud partner of the Community Action Partnership and United Way, the agency works collaboratively to enhance the quality of life for low-income households in the region. Generated from the website

The Baldwin County Health Department provides vital statistics services to the public, offering access to birth, death, marriage, and divorce records. Birth certificates are available from 1908 to the present, while death records can be obtained for the same period, with specific restrictions on access based on the record type. Individuals eligible to request these records include immediate family members and others with just cause. The department facilitates the application process, allowing customers to obtain most vital records in person or through mail, typically within a week to ten days. Generated from the website