Economic growth is clearly visible in every corner of Alabama. For decades, Alabama has been among the nation’s leading states in recruiting new businesses and developing existing industries. We must retain our competitive edge in economic development and job creation.
Many factors have contributed to that success, including: a productive workforce; a positive business climate; excellent quality of life; strong support from governmental leaders; and competitive economic incentives. Incentives can tip the scales and serve as the deciding factor for a business to locate or expand in Alabama. Once a company comes to Alabama the other factors mentioned above kick in and provide an operating environment that leads to continued reinvestment and growth.
The Alabama Joint Legislative Study Commision on Renewing Economic Development Incentives recently finished a thorough review of two critically important job creating laws. The Commission has recommended that the Alabama Jobs Act incentives and the Growing Alabama Credit, two foundational tools for creating jobs in our state, be reauthorized by the legislature in the 2023 regular session.
Capitol Briefing Legislative Update The legislature wrapped up its 30th and final day of the session late Wednesday night, just before midnight, by giving final approval to Governor Kay Ivey’s
Capitol Briefing ‘Powering Growth’ Package Advances to Governor Ivey for Signature The Alabama Legislature has completed its 28th and 29th legislative days of the 2025 session. During this time, the
Capitol Briefing House Passes Powering Growth Package The Alabama Legislature has made significant progress on the Powering Growth package, a forward-looking set of bills aimed at strengthening the state’s energy
