Meetings of & Other Information About the Baldwin County Commission

I. (Formal) Regular Meetings of the Baldwin County Commission

 Today, as a governing body, the Baldwin County Commission sits as a policy-making Board for its formal regular meetings the first and third Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m., of each month in the County Commission Chambers at the Baldwin County Administration Building, located at 322 Courthouse Square, at the County Seat, in Bay Minette, Alabama.

 Each member of the Baldwin County Commission exercises one vote, with a simple majority approving policy initiatives.

II. (Informal) Work Sessions of the Baldwin County Commission

 Additionally the Baldwin County Commission meets to discuss, informally, upcoming items or issues set for formal review during the next regular meeting on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. The work sessions’ locations rotate between the Baldwin County Administration Building in Bay Minette, Baldwin County Fairhope Satellite Courthouse, Baldwin County Central Annex Building in Robertsdale, and the Baldwin County Foley Satellite Courthouse.  To see the schedule for the work session locations, please visit the Baldwin County Commission Meetings Calendar.

III. Other Information

 Currently, Baldwin County Commissioners serve for a four-year term, for which all are elected at the same time (non-staggered terms) and earn an annual salary of $33,600, with the Chairman earning an annual salary of $38,600.

 Today, the Baldwin County Commission governs one of the fastest growing counties in the State of Alabama. Per official 2010 U.S. Census data, Baldwin County's population was officially recorded at 182,265 residents and, coupled with the decisions associated with providing for the best infrastructure, planning and environmental needs, the Office of County Commissioner has evolved into one far removed from the days when road and bridge issues were paramount.

 We invite you to become a part of this process and urge any member of our many communities to attend any of the meetings identified prior. With your help we can keep Baldwin County fiscally, environmentally and thoughtfully well planned for a rich future our children and grandchildren can enjoy.

Information compiled by:
David A. Z. Brewer, Assistant County Administrator; August, 2004; May, 2007
Revised: March 2015