Holiday Closing: September 2

 

COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES
Calhoun County, AL
BARRY E. ROBERTSON
 

Author: Miranda Bryant

Latest Memo Regarding Disability Access

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

https://revenue.alabama.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/211122_MVD_MEMO_2021-011.pdf   Legislative Act 2021-407 allows persons with long-term disabilities to obtain a license plate issued under Chapter 6 of Title 32 or Chapter 12 of Title 40, Code of Ala. 1975, which displays the International Symbol of Access. Instead of manufacturing distinctive disability access license plates for every license...

Keeping Women Warm This Winter

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

Keeping Women Warm this Winter  November 24, 2021 Calhoun County Commissioner of Licenses, Barry E. Robertson, presents Claudia Elston with a donation of coats, jackets, gloves, hats, and scarves for the the 4th Annual Coats for the Homeless. Calhoun County Administration employees have been gathering the donations for a couple...

JSU’S NEW DESIGN IN DECEMBER

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

Calhoun County, you voted and your voice was heard!!! Jacksonville State University, after polling local residents and alumni, announced their new license plate design, and after much ado, it is finally available for ordering!  Calhoun County residents and alumni will be able to order their newly designed JSU plate in...

New Service Offered in Piedmont

By Miranda BryantIn UncategorizedPosted

The Calhoun County Commissioner of Licenses, Barry E. Robertson, announces that Alabama title transfers can be completed in the Alvin Gibbs Annex in Piedmont, effective November 2, 2020.  The change in policy was made possible by a new processing system set forth by Ingenuity, the data processing company employed by...

ALVIN E GIBBS PIEDMONT ANNEX TO OPEN MONDAY

By Miranda BryantIn UncategorizedPosted

The Alvin E. Gibbs Piedmont Annex of the Commissioner of Licenses Office will open again to the public on Monday, May 11, 2020, at 8:00 a. m. The office will open with social distancing guidelines in place.  Extra staff will be on hand to help with  answering questions you may...

NEW ONLINE ORDERING SYSTEM

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

The new online ordering system to renew tags, manufactured home decals, boat registrations and in October, business licenses will be www.altags.com.   Registrants needing to renew their license plate decals after 11:00pm on April 30, 2020, will need to access the online renewal for www.altags.com A registrant who encounters a...

UPDATES FOR DRIVER LICENSES FOR YOUNG DRIVERS

By Miranda BryantIn DRIVER LICENSE NEWSPosted

Starting January 15, 2020, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency will be able to remove the Y Learner Restriction from a learner's permit and also add a Class V vessel endorsement to a license after the test scores have been submitted to ALEA from the State Department of Education Driver Education Course....

REBUILD ALABAMA ACT

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

On March 12, 2019, Act 2019-2 was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey. This act amends Section 40-12-242, Code of Alabama, 1975, to include an additional registration fee of $200 for each battery electric vehicle and $100 for each plug-in hybrid electric vehicle operated on the public highways of...

Changes in 2020 for Mandatory Liability Law

By Miranda BryantIn LATEST NEWSPosted

By Leada Gore | lgore@al.comA change in Alabama’s insurance laws will give a break to people found driving without insurance.Currently, a driver found without liability insurance who is unable to provide proof of coverage within 30 days faces suspension of their registration. A $200 reinstatement fee and proof of insurance is...