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Crenshaw County Commission met Sept. 28, 2026, approved several routine contracts and schedules, created a Probate Clerk Supervisor job title, awarded a five-year internet contract for the county sports complex to Brightspeed, tabled the Haynes Ambulance contract, and approved a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Crenshaw County Commission held a public hearing and regular session on Sept. 14, 2026, and approved a resolution to close three roads after public commenters reported trespass, illegal dumping and drug activity; the commission also approved park agreements and equipment purchases and adopted multiple 2026–2027 budgets.
The Crenshaw County Commission met Aug. 24, 2026; commissioners approved a FY2027 E911 funding increase, equipment and vehicle purchases for the county Sportsplex & RV Park, a three-year ADEM illegal-dump reimbursement contract, and several budget and policy items. Commissioners also declined to participate in the 2027 Severe Weather Preparedness Tax Holiday and authorized the county engineer to quote street work for the Town of Glenwood.
Crenshaw County Commission met August 10, 2026, opening with an administrative session that included a presentation from the Alabama Department of Revenue on state tax-collection options and a county review of several administrative items. During the regular session the commission approved a landfill groundwater-monitoring contract, agreed to $2,000 in funding for One Place Family Justice to be finalized at budget time, and rejected a motion to move sales/use tax collection to the Alabama Department of Revenue.
The Crenshaw County Commission met July 27, 2026, approving several contracts and board appointments, including selecting KCS as the lowest bidder for a low-voltage installation at the county recreational complex and advancing a landfill ACM plan. The session also included updates on Rebuild Alabama, discussion of a state-runoff election reimbursement, and multiple board appointments.
The Crenshaw County Commission held an administrative work session and regular meeting on July 13, 2026. Commissioners handled routine administrative requests (landfill disposal of political signs, road concerns), heard presentations from a regional family justice center and department heads, reviewed vehicle repair needs for the sheriff's office, and approved several motions including contractor work and delegating authority to the chair.
At a June 29, 2026 special called meeting, the Crenshaw County Commission adopted the agenda, approved hiring Michael Thomas Strickland as Emergency Management (EMA) Director under a three-year contract at $50,000 annually (with a $6,000 increase after CLEM certification), approved hiring Daniel Ellison as Recreational Complex Director at $85,000 annually, and then adjourned.
Regular Crenshaw County Commission meeting on June 22, 2026, covering road grant matching funds, a Rebuild Al change order, election staffing agreement, an electrical service agreement for the county recreation complex, board appointment notices for E-911, and an informational cybersecurity resource.
Crenshaw County Commission held its June 8, 2026 meeting where commissioners approved a one-time lump-sum retiree payment, awarded an HVAC maintenance contract, approved an SS4A road safety planning grant, authorized negotiations for election assistance, approved a surplus list of 20 dump trucks and discussed upcoming E911 appointments.
Crenshaw County Commission met Aug. 25, 2025, approved a Solid Waste Management Plan, authorized the sale of Crenshaw Community Hospital and Rural Health Clinic to a private entity with a 60-day completion window, and approved several administrative purchases and repairs; a proposed tax exemption was tabled until October.
The Crenshaw County Commission met August 11, 2025, heard brief departmental reports, approved the county's FY 2026 transportation plan, authorized the Crenshaw County Fire Association and Forestry to relocate radio repeaters to the landfill tower and repair/use a county generator, and asked staff to seek additional quotes to replace a courthouse walk-through metal detector.
At its July 28, 2025 meeting the Crenshaw County Commission approved a deputy promotion, adopted a revised utility permit application and a Rebuild Alabama road-priority list to be submitted in August, reappointed an E911 board member, and voted not to participate in the 2026 Severe Weather Preparedness Tax Holiday.
Crenshaw County Commission held an administrative work session and regular meeting on July 14, 2025. The board approved a $172,000 loan to Crenshaw Community Hospital, authorized the chairman to negotiate with a prospective party regarding the hospital, approved purchase of a 2016 Chevrolet Express van for the Helicon Nutrition Center, and handled routine appointments and audit reminders.
Crenshaw County Commission held an administrative work session and regular meeting June 23, 2025. The board heard a District Court update urging consideration of a juvenile fund and a drug-detection dog, received several departmental updates, and approved security and equipment purchases along with several board appointments.
At its June 9, 2025 meeting, the Crenshaw County Commission approved several personnel hires and reappointments, adopted a new public-records request policy requiring requesters to be Alabama residents and to appear in person, and voted to lend Crenshaw Community Hospital $135,000 for operations.
At its April 28, 2025 meeting the Crenshaw County Commission approved a .gov email user policy, awarded/expanded a grounds-maintenance contract, agreed to participate in the state back-to-school sales-tax holiday, rescinded the municipality inmate housing agreement for rewrite, and heard that opioid settlement funds cannot be used to purchase an AED for the jail without a resolution.
At its April 14, 2025 meeting, the Crenshaw County Commission approved awarding Whaley Construction an $8,015,000 contract for Phase 3 of the county Recreational Sports Complex, accepted an inmate housing agreement, approved surplus of long-stored equipment and agreed to personally support the county rodeo; staff updates included internship timelines and an ongoing audit.
At its March 24, 2025 meeting the Crenshaw County Commission approved a $641,049 resurfacing contract, authorized a new cybersecurity vendor, hired a deputy, approved vehicle surplus and two ABC license transfers, and agreed to move a voting precinct; a resident also requested a 'No Pass Through' designation for Campground Church Road.
Crenshaw County Commission held its March 11, 2025 meeting where a resident raised concerns about Meridian Waste, the county EMA director reported sending an unanswered letter to the contractor and announced retirement in six weeks, and commissioners approved routine agenda items while noting upcoming ethics and audit deadlines.
The Crenshaw County Commission met Feb. 24, 2025, and unanimously approved $12,000 for sheriff's office work, a 20% match for a five-vehicle law-enforcement grant, allowed the Town of Brantley to borrow a voting machine for its Aug. 26 election, approved payment of a $40,000 audit invoice, adopted individual commissioner letterhead and adjourned.
