State Government State of Alabama

The Alabama Public Service Commission (APSC) is responsible for regulating essential services such as electricity, gas, and telecommunications within the state. Committed to consumer protection, the APSC oversees complaint filings, safety inspections, and utility service regulations to ensure the well-being of Alabama residents. Additionally, the commission plays a vital role in the transportation sector by monitoring railroads and pipeline safety. Through various programs and resources, the APSC aims to enhance public awareness and ensure compliant and efficient utility services across Alabama. Generated from the website

The State of Alabama office located in Montgomery serves as a key hub for state government functions. It houses various departments that manage essential services such as public safety education and transportation. Visitors can access information and assistance related to state regulations and programs making it an important resource for residents and businesses alike. Generated from this place's information

The AARP Alabama state office opened in 2001. Since then the volunteers and staff have been working to improve the lives of Alabamians age 50+ and their families through outreach, advocacy, and legislative activities. Those efforts are led by eight full-time staff members and a 10-member volunteer executive council who work with hundreds of dedicated volunteers throughout the state. Those volunteers, along with Alabama's more than 430,000 AARP members, are the backbone of the organization and a driving force in every effort.