England holds ADOC contract and calls for investigation | Alabama Politics
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Rep. Chris England, D-Tuscaloosa, held up Department of Corrections contract Thursday in an attempt to shine a light on what he called a bad deal for the state. At the Legislative Contract Review Committee's meeting, lawmakers reviewed ADOC's proposed $200,000. . .
NOWMONTGOMERY, Ala. - Rep. Chris England, D-Tuscaloosa, held up Department of Corrections contract Thursday in an attempt to shine a light on what he called a bad deal for the state. At the Legislative Contract Review Committee's meeting, lawmakers reviewed ADOC's proposed $200,000. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★02-25Left-hander Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves agree to contract adding $27 million for 2027 season02-25Chris Walker's contract extended through 2027 season06-05Lawmakers approve $12M contract for SNAP and TANF system's 'quality assurance'04-11Alabama State hires Chris Wright as men's basketball coach02-16Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind awarded Air Force contract under AbilityOne program★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★16:07England holds ADOC contract and calls for investigation15:59Opinion | 99 problems, but the pledge ain't one15:59Opinion | As prediction markets invade, Alabama loses15:59Tuberville residency fight unresolved as voters plan appeal15:59Doug Jones, Tuberville allies react to residency case dismissal15:59Opinion | This is not about Tuberville. It is about the Constitution15:387 Things: Tuberville is an Alabama man as Democrats wail, Iran wanted to kill Trump, and more. . . 15:05Alabama Democratic Party convenes to reorganize August 815:05Birmingham to host 2026 National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials summer conference15:05ALDOT, other agencies announce timeline for long-running Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project15:05Alabama delays YesCare legal contract amid prosecution questions14:44$2. 8 million NSF grant to build nation's first academic pathway for research administration careers13:50Marshall County awarded $16. 17 million grant from U. S. Department of Transportation13:50Alabama community colleges will now train and certify police officers under new state pathway13:50Jerry Carl op-ed: Mobile deserves more than promises before this railroad merger moves forward