The Alabama Association of Municipal Attorneys was created on May 2, 1992, at the annual Municipal Attorneys Conference in Birmingham. AAMA was created to serve and benefit municipal attorneys and prosecutors throughout the State of Alabama. The goals of AAMA are to foster communication and education of attorneys and the public as to the unique aspects of municipal law. 

All attorneys who represent a municipality are eligible for full membership in AAMA. The cost for a full membership is $100.00.

AAMA members enjoy benefits such as:

  • Opportunities to network and communicate with other members to share ideas and ask questions;
  • Reduced conference attendance rates;
  • Notification of legal and legislative developments;
  • Discounted rate for access to League Law, ALM's groundbreaking online legal research system. League Law will also allow you to access PDFs of two critical publications: Selected Readings for the Municipal Official and Handbook for Mayors and Councilmembers.

AAMA membership dues also enable us to bring in recognized national experts to speak on topics of interest to municipal attorneys.

AAMA Board

President: Shelby Morris, Attorney, Madison

Vice President: Julie Barnard, Assistant City Attorney, Birmingham

Secretary-Treasurer: Mikal Webb, Associate Counsel, Alabama League of Municipalities

Immediate Past President: Eddie Blair, Assistant City Attorney, Huntsville