Alabama Legislature Passes Three Priority Business Bills

Clint Thompson February 16, 2021 Alabama, Cattle

The 2021 Alabama Legislative Session is taking a break this week. Due to COVID-19, the session has a different look this year. Alabama Cattlemen’s Association (ACA) Executive Vice President Erin Beasley says while there has been limited access for lobbyists, legislators handled three priority business bills.

For questions about the Alabama Legislative Session, contact Beasley at the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association office at ebeasley@bamabeef.org or (334) 265-1867.

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