Alabama League of Municipalities
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Founded in 1935, the Alabama League of Municipalities is a nonpartisan membership association of more than 450 cities and towns in Alabama.
Montgomery, AL
Joined August 2017
RT @toddcstacy: Here's a brief clip of my interview with House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, who presided over the Southern Legislative Conf….
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Great job, @RepLedbetter & the AL legislative delegation, on hosting the Southern Legislative Conference in Birmingham! Our advocacy team attended the insightful sessions & networked with representatives from around the SE. ALM was proud to be a sponsor of this terrific event.
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Thank you, Centreville Mayor Mike Oakley, Millbrook Councilmember Michael Gay and Alexander City Mayor Curtis Baird, for sharing events and initiatives going on in your communities. #LiveLocallyAlabama #alpolitics.
Live Locally Alabama is a statewide initiative developed by the @AL_League that celebrates the heart of our hometowns—the people who live there and the leaders who help them thrive. #MediaPartner #LiveLocallyAlabama.
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RT @leagueofcities: Arts & Health Day is this Saturday, July 26, and there’s still time to get involved! 🎨. Arts & Health Day is a celebrat….
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Lastly, Ty Rayford joined the staff July 1 as our new digital media specialist. Her professional background includes working for the Alabama Community College System, Auburn University and Lifetouch. (3/3)
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Kerri Butler also joined the team in June as a member services associate. Most recently, she served as a member services specialist with the Alabama Supercomputer Authority. Kerri brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to public service. (2/3)
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Join us in welcoming three new employees to the League!🤗. Lillian Pitman, a native of the greater Birmingham area, joined ALM as a legislative policy analyst in June. She previously held an advocacy internship with the League for nine months. (1/3)
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We’re proud of Mary Pollard for representing ALM at the @leagueofcities’ State League Staff Workshop in Minneapolis. Mary’s presentation outlined our success in building strategic partnerships that help us support our communities with various financial & educational resources.
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RT @GovernorKayIvey: 👏: $3.7 MILLION in Rebuild Alabama funds have been awarded for road projects across the state!. With every round of fu….
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MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey today announced more than $3.7 million in state funding is being awarded to cities and counties for 12 road projects across Alabama, highlighting her ongoing commitment...
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RT @leagueofcities: NLC’s State of the Cities 2025 report is now out!. This comprehensive study, backed by a survey of mayors and data from….
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They also presented Sam Gaston ALM’s Hometown Hero Award for his 32 years of dedicated service as their city manager. Their decades of service to their citizens and community is a testament to their work ethic and sincere commitment to Mountain Brook. Congratulations to all!
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Greg Cochran & Kayla Bass stopped by Mountain Brook’s city council meeting this week to present Council President Virginia Smith & Council President Pro Tem William “Billy” Pritchard Distinguished Service Awards for reaching their 25-year milestone in service to their community.
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ALM is excited to host four regional orientation trainings for new & veteran municipal officials during this fall. These trainings provide an overview of ALM’s mission, services and programs as well as legal, finance and ethics training. Register here:
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Greg Cochran represented the League as a guest speaker at the Electric Cities of Alabama’s 2025 Annual Meeting & Governmental Affairs Conference in Gulf Shores this week. He provided a timely update on municipal elections, upcoming events & initiatives we’re working on this year.
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Greg also presented Mayor Randy Garrison his official oil painting portrait for his service as president from 2023-2024. (2/2)
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President Sherry Sullivan and Vice President Rusty Jessup presided over their first ALM Board of Directors meeting yesterday at the League. The board discussed the 2025 Legislative Session, goals for the year and elections as well as heard updates from each department. (1/2)
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RT @leagueofcities: ⭐️ July 24 at 12 PM! Sign up now! ⭐️. Municipal leaders are under pressure to address aging public facilities, rising h….
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RT @MainStreetAl: Our Alabama Main Streets are more than just charming—they’re economic powerhouses driving real change. Thanks to Alabama….
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RT @leagueofcities: Did you know arts and culture are major drivers of economic health in cities, towns and villages? 🎨🎭. On July 26, NLC c….
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You can find all of ALM’s municipal election resources at: Visit @alasecofstate’s office website at
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