Law Enforcement Academy Tuscaloosa

The West Alabama Regional Commission (WARC) is a vital organization serving the seven counties and 35 municipalities in Region 2, encompassing Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Pickens, and Tuscaloosa counties. Governed by an executive committee and board of directors, WARC coordinates region-wide projects and services, promotes cooperation among local governments, and implements state and federal programs on a regional basis. With a focus on economic and community development, transportation planning, nutrition and assistance programs for the elderly, and tourism promotion, WARC plays a crucial role in improving the quality of life in West Alabama. The commission receives funding from federal grants, member government dues, state appropriations, and contract fees to support its diverse range of initiatives aimed at enhancing the region's overall well-being. Generated from the website

The Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles is dedicated to promoting public safety through collaboration with various criminal justice entities and the community. They provide investigation, supervision, and surveillance services to rehabilitate adult offenders in a holistic approach. The agency conducts parole and pardon investigations, holds hearings, and makes decisions to determine the release of qualified individuals back into society under careful supervision. Their mission is to protect the public by offering effective supervision and rehabilitation to those who have committed offenses. Generated from the website

Thank you for visiting the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission website. It is our mission to prepare Alabama's firefighters and first responders to protect our communities from the loss of life and property. We accomplish this mission through the development and delivery of excellent training courses and by administering the process of fire service certification in the State of Alabama. We are also proud to provide our training and certification services to private industry and to U. S. Department of Defense firefighting forces located at military installations around the world. Partnerships are a critical component to our success. We are currently building new bridges to other state and local agencies and to the private sector that will make our training efforts more successful and more valuable to Alabama's first responders. These partnerships also help us to operate more efficiently and to deliver a higher level of service than ever before. This is a time of great change for Alabama and the fire protection agencies that serve our state. Our staff is committed to meeting the needs of Alabama's fire service in new ways, with better delivery models and enhanced attention to customer service. Please tell us how we are doing and how your Alabama Fire College can work for you!