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Subject Alabama gives in to DHS by Executive Order

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Original Message By Executive Order the State of Alabama will be consolidating control of various departments to be headed up by a single DHS controller. My understanding is that the DHS head in each state is on he Fed payroll. Someone please correct me if I am wrong.

[link to www.dhs.alabama.gov]

the departments by executive order as follows:
The Alabama Department of Public Safety
The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
The Alabama Department of Homeland Security
The Alabama Department of Insurance / State Fire Marshal

Additionally a bill is going to come through the state legislature to include additional departments...

Governor Bentley also announced Tuesday that legislation aimed at further streamlining state-level law enforcement is currently being finalized and will be submitted to the Alabama Legislature during the 2013 Regular Session.

The legislation will call for absorbing the law enforcement functions of the Alabama Public Service Commission, the Uniformed Division of the Alabama Department of Revenue and certain functions of the Law Enforcement Unit of the Alabama Department of Transportation into the Highway Patrol Division of the Department of Public Safety.

Legislation will also call for absorbing the Investigative and Enforcement Unit of the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries and the Enforcement Division of the Alabama Forestry Commission into the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. This will help farmers and landowners by further protecting land and resources. Upcoming legislation will also call for absorbing the Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center into the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

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