Northwest Alabama Council of Local Governments
NACOLG is the regional planning and intergovernmental coordination agency created by the local governments pursuant to Alabama State Legislation in June, 1967. The objectives and purpose of NACOLG were established by Act 1126, Regular Session, 1969, Legislature of Alabama; Act 85-757, Regular Session, 1985, Legislature of Alabama and codified in Title 11, Chapter 85 of the 1975 Code of Alabama.
It is a voluntary Association of 37 governmental units in the five-county region of Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale, Marion, and Winston Counties along with the municipalities therein.
NACOLG is not a government, but is an extension of city and county government through which officials get together to decide issues of region-wide importance and work together to solve problems that stretch beyond local government boundaries. All NACOLG policy decisions are made by local elected officials. This ensures all NACOLG programs and policies reflect the interest of the member governments.
Frequently Asked Questions, Links
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FAQ
Where are the senior centers located?
Senior Centers Location & Other Information
Do you have a senior meal program?
NACOLG offers a senior meal program. Contact our office for more information.
What are the NACOLG Transit hours?
NACOLG Transit hours of operation are from 7:00 A.M. til 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday.
When are the board meetings?
Event Calendar
Board of Directors
News Room
Important Numbers
NACOLG Local: 256-389-0500
NACOLG Toll Free: 800-838-5845
To Schedule A Ride Contact:
Dial-a-Ride at (256) 314-0047 or toll free (833) 314-0047
Shop 256-314-5915
Important Fax Numbers
Aging/Medicaid Waiver: (256) 389-0596
Aging/Nutrition: (256) 389-0594
Agency Administration: (256) 389-0599
Events Calendar
Additional Resources
• AFB Senior Site
• ALDOT Online Public Involvement
• Census Website
• Document Room
• Alabama Association of Regional Councils Contact Information
• West College Street Bridge Feasibility Study Presentation
Directions
Click “More Options” Below for directions
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Our Mission Statement
The Council’s mission is to enhance the well-being and prosperity of the region by leading comprehensive planning, fostering cooperation among member governments, and delivering programs that address shared challenges. We are committed to supporting effective governance, promoting coordinated regional development, advancing services for older adults, and conducting research that improves health, safety, welfare, education, housing, and economic conditions. Through collaboration, strategic planning, and responsible stewardship of federal, state, local, and private resources, we work to provide cost-effective solutions, strengthen local capacity, and carry out initiatives that serve the collective interests of the communities of Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale, Marion, and Winston counties and their municipalities.