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Write to the mayors and legislators of Shelby County, AL

Shelby County, Alabama has 13 municipal governments serving about 137,480 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Shelby County instead, choose the State stamp.

Alabaster Scott Brakefield
Calera Kenneth D. Cost
Chelsea Cody Sumners
Columbiana Lisa Strickland Davis
Harpersville town Theoangelo Perkins
Helena Billy Rosener
Indian Springs Village Richard T. Harley
Montevallo Rusty Nix
Pelham Rick Wash
Vincent town James Latimer
Westover town Bobby Pardue
Wilsonville town Larry Lowe
Wilton town Deborah Hudson

Address book — Shelby County

13 of 13 with a verified, current leader’s name.

Municipality	Led by	City hall	Population
Alabaster	Scott Brakefield — Mayor	1953 Municipal Way, Alabaster 35007	33,873
Calera	Kenneth D. Cost — Mayor	10947 Highway 25, Calera 35040	17,868
Chelsea	Cody Sumners — Mayor	Po Box 111, Chelsea 35043	16,193
Columbiana	Lisa Strickland Davis — Mayor	107 Mildred St, Columbiana 35051	4,724
Harpersville town	Theoangelo Perkins — Mayor	Po Box 370, Harpersville 35078	1,751
Helena	Billy Rosener — Mayor	Po Box 262, Helena 35080	21,862
Indian Springs Village	Richard T. Harley — Mayor	2635 Cahaba Valley Rd, Indian Springs 35124	2,487
Montevallo	Rusty Nix — Mayor	541 Main St, Montevallo 35115	7,637
Pelham	Rick Wash — Mayor	Po Box 1419, Pelham 35124	24,755
Vincent town	James Latimer — Mayor	Po Box 49, Vincent 35178	2,008
Westover town	Bobby Pardue — Mayor	Po Box 356, Westover 35185	1,837
Wilsonville town	Larry Lowe — Mayor	Po Box 70, Wilsonville 35186	1,893
Wilton town	Deborah Hudson — Mayor	Po Box 159, Wilton 35187	592

At the state house for Shelby County

Kay Ivey (Republican)	Governor of Alabama
Will Ainsworth (Republican)	Lieutenant Governor
Lance Bell (Republican)	Senate District 11
April Weaver (Republican)	Senate District 14
Dan Roberts (Republican)	Senate District 15
Jabo Waggoner (Republican)	Senate District 16
Merika Coleman (Democratic)	Senate District 19
Leigh Hulsey (Republican)	House District 15
Corley Ellis (Republican)	House District 41
Arnold Mooney (Republican)	House District 43
Susan DuBose (Republican)	House District 45
Russell Bedsole (Republican)	House District 49
Kenneth Paschal (Republican)	House District 73