County leaders from all 67 counties in Alabama gathered at the annual ACCA Legislative Conference to establish their policy priorities for the upcoming State Legislature session. The conference allowed for discussions on key legislative changes such as reforms to the insurance program, Board of Registrars, candidate deadlines, tax exemptions, mutual aid expansion, 911 services efficiency, funds distribution, penalties for possessing a glock switch, and retirement credit for first responders.
The conference also saw the adoption of the Alabama County Platform, a document outlining the collective stance on various legislative issues to ensure a unified voice on matters affecting local governance. The ACCA, which represents all counties in Alabama, serves as an advocate for improved county government services, providing educational programs, legal advice, and insurance programs while representing county interests at the state and federal levels.
This gathering of county leaders highlights the importance of collaboration and unity among counties in Alabama to address and advocate for common legislative issues that impact local governance. With a collective voice, counties aim to work towards policy changes that will benefit county governments and the communities they serve.
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