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Abbeville Water Works & Sewer Board Abbeville Water Works & Sewer Board Abbeville, City of Adamsville, City of Addison, Town of Alabama Elk River Development Agency Alabama Historic Ironworks Commission Alabama League of Municipalities Alabama Municipal Electric Authority Alabama Rural Water Association Alabama Space Science Exhibit Commission Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Alabama Tombigbee Regional Commission Alabaster Water Board Alabaster, City of Albertville Housing Authority Albertville Municipal Utilities Board Albertville, City of Alexander City Housing Authority Alexander City, City of Aliceville Housing Authority Aliceville, City of AltaPointe Health Systems Altoona, Town of Andalusia Housing Authority Andalusia Utilities Board Andalusia, City of Anniston & Calhoun County Public Library Anniston Housing Authority Anniston Water Works & Sewer Board Anniston, City of Arab Housing Authority Arab Sewer Board Arab Water Works Board Arab, Town of Argo, Town of Arley, Town of Ashford Housing Authority Ashland Housing Authority Ashland Water Works & Sewer Board Ashland, City of Ashville, Town of Association of County Commissioners of Alabama Athens Utilities Athens, City of Athens-Limestone County Emergency Management Communications District Athens-Limestone Public Library Atmore Housing Authority Atmore, City of Attalla Housing Authority Attalla Water Works Board Attalla, City of Auburn Housing Authority Auburn University Cooperative Extension Service. Auburn Water Works Board Auburn, City of Autauga County Commission Autauga County Emergency Management Communication District Autauga County Water Authority Autauga-Prattville Public Library B. B. Comer Memorial Library Bakerhill Water Authority Bakerhill, Town of Baldwin County Commission Baldwin County Emergency Communication District Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Baldwin County Soil & Water Conservation District Barbour County Commission Bay Minette Housing Authority Bay Minette, City of Bayou La Batre Housing Authority Bayou La Batre Utilities Board Bayou La Batre, City of Bear Creek Development Authority Bear Creek, Town of Beatrice, Town of Beauregard Water Authority Berry, Town of Bessemer, City of Beulah Utilities District Bibb County Commission Bibb County Emergency Management Communication District Big Wills Water Authority Birmingham Racing Commission Birmingham Regional Planning Commission Birmingport Fire District Black Warrior Solid Waste Disposal Authority Blount County Commission Blount County Communications District Blount County Industrial Development Board Blount County Water Authority Blountsville Utility Board Blountsville, Town of Boaz Board of Water & Sewer Commissioners Boaz, City of Boldo Water & Fire Protection Authority Boston Housing Authority Brantley Housing Authority Brent Housing Authority Brent, City of Brewton Housing Authority Brewton, City of Bridgeport Housing Authority Bridgeport Utilities Board Bridgeport, City of Brilliant, Town of Brookwood, Town of Brundidge, City of Buhl-Elrod-Holman Water Authority Bullock County Commission Butler County Commission Butler County Emergency Communication District Butler, City of Cahaba Center for Mental Health & Mental Retardation Cahaba Valley Fire & Emergency Medical Rescue District Calera, City of Calhoun County 9-1-1 District Calhoun County Commission Calhoun County Community Punishment & Corrections Authority Calhoun County Economic Development Council Calhoun County Water & Fire Protection Authority Camden, City of Camp Hill, City of Carbon Hill Utilities Board Carbon Hill, City of Carl Elliott Regional Library Carroll’s Creek Water Authority Carrollton, Town of Castleberry, Town of Cedar Bluff Utilities Board & Solid Waste Authority Cedar Bluff, Town of Center Point Fire District Center Point, City of Central Alabama Aging Consortium Central Alabama Regional Planning & Development Commission Central Alabama Youth Services Central Elmore Water & Sewer Authority Central Talladega County Water District Centre Water Works & Sewer Board Centre, City of Centreville, City of Chambers County Commission Chambers County Development Authority Chambers County Emergency Management Communications District Chambers County Library Board Chatom, City of Chelsea, City of Cherokee County Commission Cherokee County Water & Sewer Authority Cherokee, Town of Chickasaw Housing Authority Chickasaw Utilities Board Chickasaw, Town of Childersburg Water Works, Sewer & Gas Board Childersburg, City of Chilton County Commission Chilton County Soil & Water Conservation District Chilton Water Authority Chilton/Clanton Public Library Chilton-Shelby Mental Health Center Choctaw County Emergency Communications District Cindy Haber Center Citizenship Trust American Village Clanton Housing Authority Clanton Water Works & Sewer Board Clanton, City of Clarke County Commission Clarke County Industrial Development Board Clarke County Soil & Water Conservation District Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas District Clay County Commission Clay County E911 Clay County Water Authority Clayton Housing Authority Clayton Water Works & Sewer Board Clayton, City of Cleburne County Commission Cleveland, Town of Coaling Water Authority Coaling, Town of Coffee County Commission Coffee County Water Authority Coffeeville, Town of Coker Water Authority Colbert County Commission Colbert County Emergency Management Communications District Colbert County Tourism & Convention Bureau Collinsville Water Works & Sewer Board Collinsville, City of Columbia, Town of Columbiana Housing Authority Columbiana Water Works Board Columbiana, Town of Concord Fire District Conecuh County Commission Conecuh County E911 Conecuh County Soil & Water Conservation District Cook Springs Water Authority Cooperative District for Northeast Alabama Gas Coosa County Commission Coosa County Emergency Communication Management Board Coosa Valley Youth Services Coosada, Town of Cordova Water & Gas Board Cordova, City of Cottonwood Housing Authority Cottonwood, City of Courtland, Town of Covington County Commission Covington County E911 Board Covington County Water Authority Cowarts, Town of Crenshaw County Commission Crenshaw County Emergency Communications District Creola, City of Crossville Water Works Board Crossville, Town of Cuba, Town of Cullman County Center for the Developmentally Disabled Cullman County Commission Cullman County E-911 Cullman Power Board Cullman, City of Cullman-Jefferson Counties Gas District Cumberland Mountain Water Authority Curry Water Authority CWM Water Authority Dadeville Housing Authority Dadeville Water Supply & Gas Board Dadeville, City of Dadeville, Waterworks and Sewer Board of Dale County Commission Dale County Water Authority Daleville Housing Authority Daleville, City of Dallas County Commission Dallas County Water & Sewer Authority Daphne Utilities Board Daphne, City of Dauphin Island Park & Beach Board Dauphin Island Water & Sewer Authority Dauphin Island, Town of Decatur Utilities Decatur, City of DeKalb County Commission DeKalb County Economic Development Authority DeKalb County Emergency Communications District DeKalb County Hospital Association DeKalb County Mental Retardation Board DeKalb-Cherokee Counties Gas District DeKalb-Jackson Water Supply District Board Demopolis Housing Authority Demopolis Water Works & Sewer Board Demopolis, City of Dora Waterworks & Gas Board Dora, City of Dothan, City of Dothan-Houston County Communications District Dothan-Houston County Intellectual Disabilities Board Double Springs Water Works Board Double Springs, Town of Douglas Water Authority Douglas, Town of Dutton, Town of East Alabama Mental Health-Mental Retardation Board East Alabama Regional Planning & Development Commission East Alabama Water, Sewer & Fire Protection District East Brewton Water Works & Sewer Board East Brewton, City of East Central Alabama Gas District East Central Baldwin County Water & Fire Protection Authority East Lauderdale County Water & Fire Protection Authority Eclectic, Town of Elba Water & Electric Board Elba, City of Elberta, City of Electric Cities of Alabama Elmore County Commission Elmore County Emergency Communications District Elmore Water & Sewer Authority Enterprise Housing Authority Enterprise Water Works Board Enterprise, City of Ernest F. Ladd Memorial Stadium Escambia County Commission Escambia County Cooperative Library System Escambia County Emergency Communications District Etowah County Commission Etowah County Communications District Etowah County Community Corrections Etowah County Tourism Board Etowah Solid Waste Disposal Authority Eufaula Housing Authority Eufaula Water Works & Sewer Board Eufaula, City of Eutaw, City of Evergreen Housing Authority Evergreen, City of Excel, Town of Fairfield, City of Fairhope Public Library Fairhope, City of Falkville, Town of Fayette County Commission Fayette County E911 District Fayette County Water Authority Fayette Gas Board Fayette Housing Authority Fayette Water Works Board Fayette, City of Fayetteville Water Authority Five Star Water Supply District Flomaton, Town of Florence Housing Authority Florence Lauderdale Port Authority Florence/Lauderdale Tourism Board Foley Utilities Board Foley, City of Forestdale Fire District Fort Deposit Water Works & Sewer Board Fort Deposit, Town of Fort Payne Housing Authority Fort Payne Improvement Authority Fort Payne Water Works Board Fort Payne, City of Fosters-Ralph Water Authority Franklin County Commission Franklin County Soil & Water Conservation District Franklin County Water Service Authority Frisco City, Town of Fultondale Gas Board Fultondale, Town of
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