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The Baldwin County 911 GIS & Addressing Division creates and maintains 911 addresses outside city limits.
Services include:
Contact:
Visit alabamadl.alea.gov Schedule, cancel, or reschedule an appointment for any of the services below
Schedule, cancel, or reschedule an appointment for any of the services below at services.baldwincountyal.gov/probateappointments
COURT REFERRAL OFFICERS or CRO's oversee the education, treatment, monitoring and drug testing for individuals convicted of alcohol and drug-related offenses offers educational programs that include Anger Management, and some Court Ordered Driving School.
Burn Permits are issued by the Alabama Forestry Commission. Alabama law (9-13-11) requires that you obtain a permit for prescribed, agricultural and forestry burns.
Child support services in Baldwin County involve multiple agencies: DHR, district attorneys office and circuit clerk's office depending on the type of child support case. Questions about child support can be answered by the Agency involved in your case or depending on your specific situation.
Circuit Clerk’s Office Child Support Division
Handles filings, transfers, and records for child support cases
Contact Circuit Clerk’s Child Support Division
251.937.0280
baldwin.alacourt.gov/child-support
Department of Human Resources (DHR) Child Support
Handles child support cases involving
Contact DHR Child Support
251.945.2400
dhr.alabama.gov/child-support-enforcement-division
District Attorney’s Office Child Support Division
provides legal assistance in child support cases
Contact DA Child Support
251.945.2400
dhr.alabama.gov/child-support-enforcement-division
Color code is the randomized drug testing system used by CRO officers. Participants are assigned an individual color (e.g., teal, watermelon, brown, indigo, bronze, gray, blue) and must call a specific number daily to learn which colors are required to report for testing that day. If a participant's assigned color is called, they must report to a designated collection site within the specified time frame. Contact Baldwin Court Services at 251.580.1666 if you have issues or questions
COURT REFERRAL OFFICERS or A court official who evaluates and monitors individuals convicted of alcohol- or drug-related offenses. CROs oversee court-ordered education, treatment, drug testing, and monitoring; refer individuals to approved programs (such as counseling, AA/NA, Anger Management, or driving school); track compliance; They manage the Color Code program. Call 251.580.1666 to reach the Baldwin Court Services CRO office.
Crime Stoppers of Southwest Alabama is a non-profit organization that provides cash rewards for tips which lead to solving a crime or locating a fugitive. Visit sheriff.baldwincountyal.gov/community-programs-details/crime-stoppers
Food assistance (SNAP) is administered by the Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) through the Baldwin County DHR Food Assistance Division. Eligible households receive monthly benefits on an EBT card to buy food.
Get help or apply:
LANDFILLS
The Baldwin County Public Library System (BCPLS) provides shared library services for participating libraries throughout Baldwin County.BCPLS offers residents convenient access to physical and digital materials,educational tools, and online resources.
Library locations are available throughout Baldwin County. View a list of library branches and locations on the BCPLS website: baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls
You can get a Baldwin County library card by visiting a participating library location in person. A library card provides access to physical materials and digital resources offered by BCPLS.
Find participating library locations:baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls/baldwin-list-library
You can search the BCPLS library catalog online to find books,audiobooks, videos, and other materials available at Baldwin County libraries.
Search the library catalog: baldwin.tlcdelivers.com
You can reserve a book or place a hold on library materials through the BCPLSonline catalog. Log in using your library card, select the item, and choose Place Hold to request pickup at your preferred library location.
Books, audiobooks, videos, and other materials can be renewed online throughthe Baldwin County Public Library System if the items are eligible for renewal.Log in to the library catalog using your library card to renew items.
Renew materials online: baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls
With a valid Baldwin County library card, BCPLS provides access to a varietyof digital and online resources, including:
Mosquito Control – Baldwin County
Get help or apply:
Pistol permits in Baldwin County are issued by the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Department.
Apply or manage your permit:
Baldwin County residents can safely dispose of unused or expired prescription medications at secure prescription drug drop boxes located throughout the county.
These drop boxes are provided by the Baldwin County Community Alliance (BCCA) and are available to the public for safe medication disposal to help prevent misuse and protect the environment.
Find prescription drug drop box locations:
proudtobefreebaldwin.org/dropboxes
continuance is a request to postpone or reschedule a scheduled court date. Continuances must be requested from the court that is handling the case and are not automatically approved.
Continuance requests are reviewed by the judge assigned to the case.
Contact the court:
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
To request a continuance, you must submit your request directly to the court handling your case. The request may require specific forms and must follow court procedures and deadlines.
Continuance requests are reviewed and approved or denied by the judge assigned to your case.
The Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office can provide information about the continuance process and required forms. The Clerk’s Office cannot provide legal advice.
Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office:
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
Court case information for Baldwin County can be searched online through the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk website. You may also contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office by phone for assistance.
Contact the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office:
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
You can find your scheduled court date by searching online through the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s website or by calling the Circuit Clerk’s Office directly.
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
Filing fees for civil, criminal, and probate cases are available on the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s website. You may also contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office by phone for filing fee information.
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
Official copies of court records may be requested online through the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s website. You may also contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office by phone for assistance with requesting court records.
Phone: 251-937-0280
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
Fine payment information depends on the agency handling your case.Payment options vary based on whether your case is managed by Circuit Court, District Court, the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office, or a Municipal Court. Most fines can be paid online via Alacourt, while others can be paid by mail or in person. Questions about Fines payble to a Municipal court can be obtained by contacting the Municipal Court handling the case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Online payments for eligible District Criminal or Circuit Criminal cases can be made through alapay.com .
Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office . Payment instructions are available on the Circuit Clerk’s website.
Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
Fine payment information for cases handled by the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office is available online.
Visit: baldwincountyal.gov/government/district-attorney/pay-fines
Municipal Court fines must be paid directly through the municipality handling your case. Please contact the appropriate Municipal Court for payment options and instructions.
Municipal Courts in Baldwin County include:

Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
Get preparedness information, videos, disaster checklists, and emergency alert sign-ups from the Baldwin County EMA.
Prepare & plan:
Storm & emergency updates:
Stay informed:
Monitor local news
Follow official Baldwin County EMA social media
Sign up for Alert Baldwin for emergency notifications
The Baldwin County Health Department offers WIC, environmental, and clinical services to the public. Visit alabamapublichealth.gov/baldwin for more information.
ALL Kids is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for eligible children through the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Visit alabamapublichealth.gov/allkids for details or call 251.947.3618.
The Women, Infants and Children's or WIC Program provides supplemental nutrition assistance for:
Protects the elderly and disabled adults from abuse, neglect, and exploitation and helps prevent unnecessary institutionalization.
Report abuse, neglect, or exploitation:
📞Adult Abuse Hotline: 1-800-458-7214
Protects children from abuse and neglect.
Report suspected child abuse or neglect:
Law enforcement in Baldwin County includes county, municipal, and state agencies.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is responsible for law enforcement in unincorporated are
Which cities and towns within Baldwin County maintain their own police forces.
What State or Specialty Law Enforcement Agencies operate in Baldwin County?
Who should I contact for emergencies??
Baldwin County Council on Aging serve as an advocate for Baldwin County seniors. To educate and enlist the support of all levels of government, service agencies and private organizations that can assist with securing resources and implementing programs.
Visit https://baldwincountyal.gov/departments/council-on-aging
Contact:
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA)
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs has an office located at the Foley Satellite Courthouse,
201 E. Section Avenue, Foley, AL.
Phone: 251-937-0218
Office hours and appointment information are available at:
Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) assist veterans, their dependents, and survivors with applying for and processing benefits and entitlements through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as state benefits provided by Alabama law for those who served honorably in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Services Available Through the Baldwin County Veterans Affairs Office
Below is a list of potential utility providers for properties located in towns, cities, and communities throughout Baldwin County, Alabama.





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