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SB 289·AL·senate

Growing Alabama Act amended to allow sites owned by more than one local economic development organization to qualify

EnactedFiled Feb 10, 2026
Sponsor: Bobby Singleton (D)
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Enacted

Apr 16, 2026

Summary

The bill changes the Growing Alabama Act so that a parcel of land owned by two or more local economic‑development organizations can receive state tax‑credit money, as long as every owner files a joint application. It adds procedural updates and clarifies reporting and liability rules for the participating organizations. The change expands the pool of projects that can benefit from the program.

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