Alabama Administrative Code Title 891 - ALABAMA TOURISM DEPARTMENT (ALABAMA FILM OFFICE RULES RELOCATED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE) ADMINISTRATIVE CODE

Title 891 - Alabama Tourism Department of the Alabama Administrative Code outlines the rules and responsibilities governing the Alabama Tourism Department, including programs, grants, and partnerships designed to promote tourism within the state.

Importantly, the Alabama Film Office rules that were once part of this title have since been relocated to the Alabama Department of Commerce. This change reflects a realignment of state agencies to consolidate economic development and media production under a broader commerce-focused umbrella.

🔹 Overview of Title 891 - Alabama Tourism Department

Though relatively limited in scope compared to some other titles, Title 891 may include or cover the following areas:

1. Purpose and Authority

Establishes the purpose of the Alabama Tourism Department.

Grants authority to administer tourism promotion and development programs.

2. Definitions and Organizational Structure

Defines key terms related to tourism initiatives.

Describes the organizational structure of the department, including offices, divisions, and leadership roles.

3. Tourism Promotion Initiatives

Procedures for partnering with local tourism bureaus, historical sites, and hospitality organizations.

Marketing campaigns and tourism incentives.

4. Grants and Funding Assistance

Application processes for state tourism grants.

Evaluation criteria and reporting requirements for recipients.

5. Reporting and Compliance

Requirements for periodic reports to the state.

Compliance with state procurement or promotional guidelines.

🔄 Film Office Relocation

The Alabama Film Office, which handled film permits, tax incentives for production, and location services, was transferred to the Department of Commerce, meaning any rules or provisions related to film production are now found in a different title of the Code, under the Department of Commerce.

 

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