Welcome To The Official Website Of The Alabama Legislature
2008 Regular Session
Convened
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Adjourned
Monday, May 19, 2008
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2008 1st Special Session
Convened
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Adjourned
Saturday, May 31, 2008
The Alabama Legislature has adjourned its 1st Special Session, 2008, sine die. On May 27, 2008, the Governor issued a Proclamation, calling the Legislature into Extraordinary (Special) Session. A Special Session can consist of no more than 12 Legislative Days, within a 30-calendar day period.
To obtain copies of business transacted in this year's sessions, as well as previous sessions, confirmations, roll call votes, adjourn/convene times and final bill status, go to Legislation, Code and Constitution. All questions relating to information contained in this section of the website should be directed to Site Support.
If you do not know the identity of your Representative and Senator, go to our "Zip Code Look-Up".
We have opened the section for Historical Acts And Journals, contained within the Legislative History portion of the website. Acts and Journals will be added to this section on an incremental basis, as available.
To view maps of the current legislative districts, go to Current Legislative, Congressional and Board of Education District Maps in Reapportionment.
We are in the process of adding the text of the "Official Proceedings Of The Constitutional Convention Of 1901" (Debates) onto the Constitution Of 1901 page of the History section of the website.
Should you experience technical difficulties while navigating this web site, including Senate Live Audio and ALISON, please contact Site Support. For comments, suggestions or questions relating to the Senate, and for general inquiries regarding the legislative process and legislative history, please contact Jon Morgan. For information pertaining to the House of Representatives and Joint Committees of the Legislature, contact Clay Redden.
Please Note: Messages of a political nature, including those relative to specific legislation or interpretation of the Constitution or Code of Alabama, should be directed to individual Members, via telephone, postal correspondence or e-mail, if such Member has an e-mail address posted on their home page. Such messages cannot be answered or disseminated through use of the e-mail addresses listed above. Further, all mail sent to the above addresses should contain a subject line message and the name of the sender within the message. Messages with no subject line or without the name of the sender will be deleted without response or comment.
