Access and safety for residents in the Elsanor community have been significantly enhanced following the completion of a comprehensive roadway upgrade on Pate Road by the Baldwin County Highway Department.

The Baldwin County Commission has secured federal funding to support the future installation of high-visibility beach safety markers at public access points along the Fort Morgan Peninsula. Once implemented, these markers will help first responders more quickly locate individuals in need during an emergency.

The Baldwin County Council on Aging has launched a new weekly program designed to help local seniors feel more confident using their cell phones.

During yesterday’s Commission Meeting, the Baldwin County Commission approved an engineering services agreement with Volkert, Inc. to facilitate design upgrades for the Baldwin Beach Express II (BBE II) project along the northernmost 4.9-mile section of the corridor extending from U.S. Highway 31 to Interstate 65.

The Baldwin County Commission is pleased to announce that $2 million in federal funding has been secured to support transportation infrastructure improvements along County Road 64 (CR-64), a critical east–west corridor serving Baldwin County residents, businesses, and visitors.

The Baldwin County Commission is pleased to announce that construction is officially underway on a new segment of the Eastern Shore Trail along U.S. Highway 98, further enhancing connectivity and recreational opportunities within Baldwin County.

The Baldwin County Regional Juvenile Detention Center recently received the results of its 2026 partial audit conducted by the Alabama Department of Youth Services (DYS), which reflected strong overall performance and positive feedback regarding facility operations, staff, and resident quality of life.

Baldwin County is sharing important information for voters as updated voter registration cards are delivered to mailboxes across the county in areas where changes to voting precincts were recently approved. These cards reflect precinct and polling location updates that took effect on January 20.

During today’s commission meeting, the Baldwin County Commission adopted the updated Baldwin Beach Express II (BBE II) Access Management Plan, a key step in supporting safe, efficient transportation and longterm strategic management of the proposed corridor. Today’s action marked another critical step in advancing progress of the corridor and compliments previous Commission action which authorized right-of-way acquisition along the southern portion of the corridor near I-10.