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Where is the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Located? |
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Where is the Montgomery County Jail located at? |
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What is the process for obtaining a Pistol Permit? |
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What type of criminal charges would prevent someone from obtaining a pistol permit? |
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How does a retired Law Enforcement Officer obtain a pistol permit? |
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What is the eviction process? |
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If I receive a notice that the Sheriff's Office has attempted to serve some type of court paper at my address, what do I do? |
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Where is the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Located? |
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The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is located at:
115 South Perry Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
On South Perry Street between Adams Avenue and Wahington Street
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Where is the Montgomery County Jail located at? |
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The Montgomery County Jail is located at:
250 South McDonough Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
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What is the process for obtaining a Pistol Permit? |
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You must first fill out a pistol permit application and return it to the Legal Services Division, Civil Office at the Sheriff's Office. Applications are available at the Civil Office. Once the application has been turned in, the clerks will inform the applicant to check back with the Civil Office. At that point a background check will be done on the applicant. This process usually takes approximately three weeks. Once this process has been completed and the applicant has not been found to have any serious criminal convictions in their history, the applicant will be able to come to the Civil Office where a pistol permit will be issued. The Cost of a permit is twenty dollars and it will be valid for one year.
For more information see our Pistol Permit Brochure
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What type of criminal charges would prevent someone from obtaining a pistol permit? |
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Any felony conviction, conviction for theft offenses, or convictions for any type of domestic violence offenses. Persons that have been charged with the listed offenses, as well as any other offenses and the record does not reflect the status in that case, it will be the responsibility of the applicant to provide documentation as to the status of the charge in question.
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How does a retired Law Enforcement Officer obtain a pistol permit? |
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Retired Law Enforcement Officers can obtain a Life Time Pistol Permit by bringing their credentials to the Civil Division at the Sheriff's Office and the permit will be issued at no cost to the retiree. The Pistol Permit will be valid for the lifetime of the Retired Officer.
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What is the eviction process? |
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**Refer to the....
Montgomery County District Court
251 S. Lawrence Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
(334) 832-1343
**Handbooks are available at the Sheriff's Office and/or District Court titled...
"The Alabama Tenants' Handbook" to assist you with further information.**
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If I receive a notice that the Sheriff's Office has attempted to serve some type of court paper at my address, what do I do? |
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If a notice, that the Sheriff's Office has attempted to serve papers at your residence or business, has been left, this office will do everything it can to assist you in completing this service. First thing you should do is call the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office at 832-4980, and confirm that the court papers were for you. If court papers were meant to be served to you, a Deputy will attempt to bring them back to the address that is on the court papers as soon as possible. If you would like to pick the court papers up yourself, you can do so by coming to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, which is located on the corner of South Perry Street and Washington Avenue. The Sheriff's Office is open twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week.
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