MONTGOMERY, Al – Judge Charlie Graddick, Director, today said in mid-October the Bureau will enhance operations by joining the Alabama Department of Transportation and other tenants at Capitol Commerce Center, 100 Capitol Commerce Blvd. Graddick said the move is necessary not only to allow landlord Retirement Systems of Alabama to renovate the Bureau’s current building … Read moreABPP to Relocate in Mid-October | Sept. 27, 2019
Montgomery, Al – Judge Charlie Graddick, director, today announced that parole board hearings will resume Nov. 5. Board hearings set for September and October were postponed because the agency policy on notifications had not been brought into compliance with a law signed into effect June 6 by Gov. Kay Ivey. Judge Graddick said 627 hearings … Read moreParole Hearings to Resume Nov. 5 | Sept. 26, 2019
Montgomery, Al – Judge Charlie Graddick, Bureau director for Pardons and Paroles, today thanked Attorney Gen. Steve Marshall for publicly supporting the Bureau’s decision to postpone parole hearings rather than continue them in violation of a new law enacted June 6 by Gov. Kay Ivey. Judge Graddick on Sept. 9 was forced to postpone 627 … Read moreAG Praises ABPP | Sept. 25, 2019
September 11, 2019 IMMEDIATE RELEASE Graddick Announces Date Parole Hearings Expected to Resume Montgomery, AL – Director Charlie Graddick today said parole hearings are expected to resume on or about Nov. 1. Failure by prior officials to bring the bureau into compliance with the law enacted June 6 by Gov. Kay Ivey led to postponement … Read moreGraddick Announces Date Parole Hearings Expected to Resume
September 9, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bureau of Pardons and Paroles: Weeks Required to Ensure Compliance in Order to Resume Hearings Montgomery, AL – Director Charlie Graddick today said it will take weeks for the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles to resume parole hearings postponed last week. The board must ensure compliance with a … Read moreWeeks Required to Ensure Compliance in Order to Resume Hearings
IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 6, 2019 ABPP BUREAU OF PARDONS AND PAROLES FORCED TO CANCEL HEARINGS SET FOR NEXT WEEK MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles has cancelled more than 100 hearings set for next week because the prior administration failed to perform due diligence to meet requirements set forth under a new … Read moreABPP Forced to Cancel Hearings Set for Next Week
August 22, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Board Comments on Birmingham Field Office Relocation Montgomery, AL – In response to questions and concerns about the Birmingham City Field Office relocation, the Board of Pardons and Paroles releases the following statement: On August 1, 2019, upon the expiration of its original ten-year lease, the Alabama Board of … Read moreBoard Comments on Birmingham Field Office Relocation
June 14, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Board Comments on Governor Ivey’s Statement Regarding Thomasville Facility Montgomery, AL- In response to Governor Ivey’s statement concerning theAgency’s Thomasville Transition Facility, the Board of Pardons and Parolessubmits the attached comment for release. The Board of Pardons & Paroles is attentive to the concerns of Thomasville residents. We alsorealize … Read moreBoard Comments on Governor Ivey’s Statement Regarding Thomasville Facility
May 6, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Board Delivers March and April Monthly Progress Report for CorrectiveAction Plan in Response to Governor Ivey’s Executive Order No. 716 Montgomery, AL- In compliance with Governor Ivey’s Executive Order No. 716,the Board of Pardons and Paroles submitted the attached monthly progress reportto the Governor’s Office May 1st, 2019.
April 12, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Parole Board Responds to Introduction of Substitute to SB 42 in CommitteeApril 10, 2019 Montgomery, AL- In response to the introduction of a substitute to SB 42sponsored by Senator Cam Ward, the Board of Pardons and Paroles releases thefollowing statement: In August 2018, Executive Director Eddie Cook requested the … Read moreParole Board Responds to Introduction of Substitute to SB 42 in Committee April 10, 2019