Morgan County Commission

JOB POSTING
E1 Certified Civil Engineer

MORGAN COUNTY COMMISSION
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited 4 year college
with a specialization in Civil Engineering.
Must possess an Alabama Engineer Intern Certificate.
Must have experience in land surveying and/or supplemented
with course work.
Must possess and maintain a valid Alabama driver's license.

$41.87 Per Hour
Full-Time with Benefits
*Spousal Carve-Out Required by Healthcare Plan.

For more information or to apply, visit https://morgancounty-al.gov
or the Morgan County Commission Office

Applications accepted 11/2/2026 through 11/6/2026.

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Morgan County Commission Chairman Ray Long attended the 48th Annual Joint Meeting of the Southeast U.S./Japan & Japan-U.S. Southeast Associations in Nashville on Oct. 25-27. The annual meeting brings together delegates from seven Southeast states and Japan to renew relationships and form new business collaborations.
In the top photo, from left, are Mark B. Jackson, honorary consul general of Japan; Liz Filmore, chief of staff for Gov. Kay Ivey; Chairman Long; and Limestone County Commission Chairman Collin Daly. In the bottom photo from left, are Decatur Mayor Kent Lawrence; Alabama Rep. Parker Moore, R-D4; Shigeo Yamada, ambassador of Japan; Chairman Long; and Jeremy Nails, president and CEO of the Morgan County Economic Development Association.

Remember to set your clocks back to standard time one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday.

The annual Boo-Fest for Morgan County seniors is one of the most cherished outings the senior center members look forward to each year. About 160 seniors attended the scary but fun event at Turner-Surles Center in Decatur on Thursday. The Morgan County Parks and Recreation Department and the City of Decatur Recreation Department co-host the festival. Vendors, games, door prizes, vendors and of course food made it an enjoyable event again.

Hartselle Mayor Missy Evans and a group of panelists fielded questions during the annual Hartselle State of the City breakfast on Thursday morning. County Commission Chairman Ray Long chatted with Evans following the 90-minute event at The Venue on Main Street in Hartselle.

A last-minute reminder:
Absentee voting ends Thursday, Oct. 29.
Also, General Election voting will be from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Even though the Aquadome Recreation Center has closed, it will be open for voting on Nov. 3

After 28 years as District 1 Commissioner, Jeff Clark participated in his final Morgan County Commission meeting on Tuesday morning. Clark, who was first elected to the County Commission in 1998, did not seek re-election next term. He was an equipment operator and later foreman in District 1 before being elected Commissioner. The Commission presented Clark a plaque for his service to the county at Tuesday's meeting. From left are District 4 Commissioner Greg Abercrombie, District 3 Commissioner Matthew Frost, Clark and County Commission Chairman Ray Long.

JOB POSTING
PART-TIME NUTRITION SITE MANAGER

MORGAN COUNTY COMMISSION
Commission On Aging
Essential functions: Oversees general operations and activities of the nutrition site, including serving of congregate meals and packaging of home-delivered meals. Ensures facility cleanliness and safety. Plans and initiates activities for center participants. Maintains departmental records. Performs other related duties pertaining to this position as required.
Minimum qualifications: High school diploma or GED required; general household management or food service experience helpful but not required; or any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which provides the requisite knowledge skills, and abilities for this job
Grade F01 ($15.91 per hour)
This is a part-time position
No Benefits Apply
Apply at https://morgancounty-al.gov/departments-services/human-resources/
or the Morgan County Commission Office 5th floor in the Morgan County Courthouse, 302 Lee St NE.
Applications accepted 10/27/26 through 11/2/26.
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