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Resources

Tag fee SB11 introduced for 2025 Legislature (download)

 

Petition to the Alabama Legislature (download)

 

Our Plea for State Transit Funding (download)

Script for Public Presentations (download)

Sample Campaign letters (download)

Business Cards. To support dialogue, recruitment, and advocacy, we offer two-sided business cards with key contact information. To receive 25 FREE cards, write alabamaact@gmail.com. Include your ground address! Larger card quantities are also available at a minimal cost.

 

Testimonial recruitment form. We’re building our reel of personal statements in support of public transit. If you wish to submit a statement and photo, please send them to alabamaact@gmail.com. To invite testimonials from someone who lacks online access, you may copy and print this submission form.

 

Legislative info. For a wide range of info on the Alabama Legislature, specific legislators, the legislative process, bill status, and some streaming coverage, here’s a link: https://alison.legislature.state.al.us

Articles, Reports, Etc.

Check here for miscellaneous links related to public transit and the need for state funding. You may recommend links for possible publication here and to our newsfeed. Submit suggested links to alabamaact@gmail.com

 

Alabama only state investing nothing in public transit. Birmingham Public Transit Inches Forward With Federal Help, and No State Funding - Inside Climate News

 

Transit's Business and Economic benefits. Compiled from multiple sources. Benefits

Demand-Responsive possibilities. Of particular interest to rural areas. Liftango | What is Demand-Responsive Transport?

Public Transit Trust Fund. A fund in name only created in Act 161 by the 2018 Legislature—with no appropriation then or since. The Trust Fund is to be administered by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA), assisted by a 13-member advisory committee with slots assigned to specific government and private sector entities. ACT seeks a 2023 appropriation. Go here for the full text of Act 161.

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