Madison County Commission

Madison County Commission is a public service organization based in Huntsville, Alabama. Employing 174 people, the commission is responsible for a wide range of services that directly impact the lives of Huntsville residents. The commission provides essential public services, including infrastructure development, public safety, and social services. They design, build, and maintain vital infrastructure such as bridges, roads, and buildings. The commission also plays a crucial role in upholding justice, protecting victims' rights, enforcing laws, and operating correctional facilities for both adults and juveniles. Madison County Commission is dedicated to fostering a safe and thriving community. They manage vital services such as marriage licenses, assessments, taxation, and animal control operations. Their commitment to public safety extends to keeping the community healthy and advocating for its most vulnerable citizens. For inquiries or information regarding Madison County Commission services, please visit their website at madisoncountyhr.org.