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Committing to a Brighter, Inclusive Future for Alabama We are dedicated to fostering a brighter and more inclusive future for Alabama. Our approach involves actively engaging with our communities and participating in various initiatives. From the streets to the voting booth, our voices are significant, our stories shape the future, and we strengthen our power collectively. Your Non-Partisan Guide to Making Your Voice Heard This non-partisan guide is designed to assist you in amplifying your voice at the polls. We offer candidate bios and essential voting information. We do not endorse any candidates; instead, our aim is to empower you to choose those who best represent you and your community.

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Exercise your Right to Vote Protect our democracy by casting your ballot. Here's how.

Steps to Make Your Voice Heard 1. Register to vote. 2. Locate your polling place. You may also consider absentee voting options. 3. Research the candidates running in your area and their platforms. 4. Compile a list of your chosen candidates.

*Cast your ballot and play a role in shaping our county's future!

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CITY MAYOR

Districts 1-6 Candidates Protect our democracy by being informed!

Mark Saliba Mark Saliba was sworn into office as Mayor of Dothan in 2017 where he attended both public and independent schools. He graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in General Management. After graduating in 1982, he returned to Dothan and began work with the family business, Alfred Saliba Corporation, as a builder.

Jimmy McCray Jimmy McCray is a native of Dothan, veteran of the United States Army and he has worked in law enforcement as a police officer in Enterprise and Mobile, Alabama. He’s a graduate of Troy University and is currently hours away from a master’s in human resource management. He has been engaged in working with Hawk Houston Boys and Girls Club.

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Commissioner District #1 Candidates Protect our democracy by being informed!

Kevin Dorsey Kevin Dorsey is a graduate of Northview High School. He continued his education at Troy University, later becoming Commissioner in 2014. Dorsey is a local business owner, managing TT’s Beauty Supply, Q&A Consulting Services, and the Sugar Shack in Dothan, Alabama, while also owning KD Beauty Supply in Troy, AL.

Vivian Daniels Vivian Daniels holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology and is retired from a fulfilling career in childcare. Currently serving as Vice President of the NAACP Dothan Chapter, Ms. Daniels is a dedicated community advocate—active in her church, engaged with youth programs, and committed to supporting our seniors.

Vivian Daniels

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Commissioner District #2 Candidates Protect our democracy by being informed!

Phillipe Kirksey

Phillipe Kirksey is a 22-year law enforcement veteran and certified educator. He began his career with the Houston County Sheriff's Office in 2003. Kirksey has an Associate of Science equivalent in Criminal Justice, a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice Administration with a focus on leadership, and a Master's degree in Business Administration with a focus on project management (MBA). Kirksey owns and operates The Village Home Daycare, the first and only licensed and accredited home early head-start facility in the Wiregrass area.

Dorinda McGowan, a native of Dothan, Alabama, attended Dothan city schools and graduated from Hallie Turner Private High School. She continued her education and obtained a Business Administration diploma and an Associate Degree in Arts & Sciences. She studied political science, communication, and journalism from the University of Washington in Seattle. Her seven-year tenure at Washington Tax Services as a tax resolution specialist culminated in her becoming the owner of U.S. Federal Tax Relief. McGowan is the owner of Foots of Courage, providing resources to women recovering from trauma, abuse, and homelessness.

Dorinda McGowan

Derick Tiller, a native of Dothan and a high school graduate of Dothan High School, serves as Executive Director of The Harbor, feeding and working to end homelessness. He oversees the oldest church in Dothan, Cherry Street AME Church, spearheading the restoration to ensure its legacy endures for future generations to come. Known as a community activist, he leads community efforts, which include leading a successful campaign called "Stop the Liquor Store."

Derrick Tiller

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Commissioner District #3 Candidates Protect our democracy by being informed!

Bradley Bedwell Bradley Bedwell serves as a Council Member for District 3 in Dothan. He is a long-time resident of Dothan who graduated from Auburn University with a degree in accounting and is a Certified Internal Auditor. Bradley owns and manages five small businesses that serve our local area. He obtained his Alabama Home Builders License and formed his Premier Construction and Contracting, Inc. along with his business partner in 2021.

Kyle Scott Kyle Scott is running for Dothan City Commission District 3 to repeal the grocery sales tax, create 1000+ new jobs through Wiregrass Adventure Park, and launch a city-backed small business accelerator that puts local entrepreneurs first. Scott signed an accountability pledge allowing voters to remove him mid-term if he fails to deliver.

David Haight David Haight is an experienced city and transportation planner with 30 years of experience working for AtkinsRealis, an international engineering and design firm headquartered in Montreal, Canada, and Tampa, Florida. David Haight is running for District 3 commissioner.

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Commissioner District #4 Candidates Protect our democracy by being informed!

Dave Stock Dave Stock, a military veteran and accomplished entrepreneur, is a retired Army pilot with 23 years of dedicated service in the U.S. Army. Currently, he oversees a significant contract at Fort Rucker, where his expertise plays a crucial role in supporting military operations. Beyond his military career, Dave has garnered extensive experience in the business world, culminating in the establishment of his own flight school in 2017. This institution quickly became a valuable resource for aspiring pilots in the Wiregrass region, providing top-notch training and mentorship. After several successful years in operation, he sold the flight school in 2023, leaving a legacy of excellence in aviation education.

Josh Chapman Josh Chapman is a dedicated real estate investor and the proud owner of Open Key Properties Management. With a solid decade of experience as a civil engineer, he has honed his skills in understanding the intricacies of construction, infrastructure, and urban planning. In 2021, he made a significant career shift, channeling his expertise into real estate investment, where he has rapidly established a reputation for smart decision-making and communityfocused development. Now, Josh Chapman is running for the position of District 4 Commissioner, driven by a passion for enhancing local communities and improving the quality of life for residents.

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Commissioner Protect our democracy by being informed!

District #5 Candidate Gantt Pierce Gantt Pierce is a public servant and resident of Dothan, Alabama, currently serving as the District 5 commissioner. He completed his high school education at Northview High School, graduating in 2002. He then attended Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science. Following his undergraduate studies, Gantt pursued further education at the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, where he obtained his doctorate. He specializes in personal injury law and civil litigation. In 2020, Gantt became a partner at Dothan Law Group, continuing to serve his community through both legal expertise and civic engagement.

District #6 Candidate David Crutchfield He is a longtime resident of Dothan, having graduated from Northview High School in 1981. He furthered his education at The University of Alabama, earning his degree in 1985, and later attended Troy University-Dothan, where he graduated in 1991. Currently, he serves as an account manager at RealTime LLC, a company that specializes in providing managed IT services across various industries, as well as offering revenue cycle management services within the healthcare sector. In addition to his professional role, he also holds the position of District 6 Commissioner.

For more information, visit https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

Board Of Education District #1

Protect our democracy by being informed! Donald Hogans Donald Hogans is a retired military veteran with a distinguished career, now focusing his talents as a professional instructional systems designer. Together with his wife, he has raised three accomplished daughters, all of whom have successfully graduated from the Dothan City School system. Inspired by a commitment to education and community service, Donald is now running for a position on the District 1 Board of Education, aiming to make a positive impact on local schools and the future of education in his community.

Brenda Guildford Brenda Guildford, a native of Dothan, Alabama, graduated from Carver High School at the age of 16. She is a retired school teacher with 20 years of experience teaching English in Georgia, Florida, Ohio, and Alabama. A member of North Highland Baptist Church, she serves on the Board of Trustees, the Finance Committee, and is part of the Gospel Choir. She is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Since 2017, Brenda has held the District 1 Education Board Seat.

Michelle Beacham Michelle Beacham is a wife and mother of four children, all graduates of Dothan City Schools, and a proud “GG ” to three granddaughters. After living in Dothan, AL for 26 years, she has spent 15 years working in various roles within Dothan City Schools. Beacham recognizes that students require different types of support to succeed and advocates for the appropriate allocation of resources. As a public servant, she is committed to enhancing the quality of public education for all children in the community.

For more information, visit https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

Board Of Education District #2

Protect our democracy by being informed!

Franklin Jones Franklin earned a B.S. Degree in Elementary Education from Miles College in 1968, followed by an M.S. Degree in School Administration and Supervision from Troy University in Dothan, Alabama, in 1978. He also pursued extended studies at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, and completed additional studies at Florida Atlantic University in Miami, Florida. Jones dedicated 23 years to the Dothan City Schools district, ultimately retiring from his role as principal of the P.A.S.S. Academy when he was appointed to the board. Additionally, he served as the president of the Dothan NAACP chapter. Franklin Jones has held the District 2 Education Seat since 2017.

Justise Black Justise, a Dothan, Alabama native, graduated with honors from Dothan High School in 2013 and earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Management from Morehouse College. During college, he received several accolades, including Mr. Freshman at Spelman College and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Scholar award. He currently directs the Southeast Alabama Coalition for the Homeless, focusing on partnerships to reduce homelessness in the Wiregrass Metro Area and is campaigning for the District 2 Education Seat. Justise provides daily support to idviduals and families in need.

For more information, visit https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

Board Of Education District #3

Jillian Kemp Jillian Kemp is currently the client service manager at Momentum Behavior. Assisting the Autism community with Applied Behavior Analysis, she was an ABA Clinician where she bridged the community to new outlooks in handling the diagnosis. Jillian received a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from George Mason University. Jillian Kemp has held the PTO officer position since 2021. Kemp is currently the Payor Operations Specialist for a therapy company.

Taiisha Walton Taiisha has over 20 years of accounting experience and is currently an Accounting Controller at a manufacturing facility. She co-owns Legacy Builders Construction, LLC, with her husband, J. A member of Northview Christian Church for 18 years, she serves as a youth leader. She has been part of the Kappa Pi Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. since 2010 and previously served as PTO President, leading fundraising efforts for student activities and resources, including a food bag initiative addressing food insecurity.

Jason Falls For over ten years, Jason Falls has made Dothan, Alabama, his home. While working with Dothan City Schools, he observed the merger between Northview High School and Dothan High School. Presently, Jason holds the position of Vice President at RLC Contractors, Inc., based in Dothan, AL. He obtained his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management from The University of Alabama. Jason is currently running for the District 3 Education Seat.

District #4

P. Scott Childers

Scott Childers is the owner of Southern Home Builders LLC. He has been building homes in the Wiregrass area since 2000. As a graduate of Troy University, Scott believes that continued education within the building industry is key to producing innovative homes and retaining the highest level of customer satisfaction. He currently serves as the Chairman for the Dothan Board of Education and is now running for Board Member, no longer as Chairman.

For more information, visit https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

Board Of Education District #5

Protect our democracy by being informed!

Beverly Lampkin Beverly Lampkin, an Alabama native, has over 40 years of educational experience, including roles as a principal and special education coordinator. She holds a Master of Education in Speech-Language Pathology from Alabama A&M (1984) and another in Educational Leadership and Administration (2001). She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha and has served on the Dale County Board of Education.

Ashley Whitfield Davis

J.T Carroll

Ashley Davis is a pageant titleholder from Dothan, Alabama, who held the Miss Alabama 2010 title and competed in the Miss America 2011 Pageant on January 15, 2011, in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was awarded a preliminary Lifestyle and Fitness in Swimsuit Award. She is an advocate for the Dothan City Schools.

T. Carroll, a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, has held numerous leadership positions throughout his service. He earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics in 2015 and also holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration. J.T. is an active member of several organizations, including the Sigma Nu Theta Chapter.

District #6

Aurie Jenkins

Aurie Bailey is a wife and a mother of five, who enjoys spending her days tackling sports with her kids and house remodeling projects. She currently serves on the Dothan City Board of Education of District 6 as a School Board member. Baily attended Dimond High School and lives in Dothan, Alabama. She is also a photographer who has the ability to capture memorable moments in life.

For more information, visit https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

Know Your Voting Rights You have the right to: Vote if you have been registered at your current address at least 22 days before Election Day Ask any election officer for help Be shown how to mark and cast your ballot Ask for a new ballot if you want to change your vote before you cast it Cast a provisional ballot if you have no photo ID with you or if your name doesn’t appear on the voter list and you believe it should Bring your small child into the voting booth Vote if you are in line by 7:00 p.m. when the polls close

You cannot be denied your right to vote if you meet the legal qualifications. *Register to Vote Online: [Click here to register] (https://www.sos.alabama.gov/alabamavotes/voter/register-to-vote)

Can Felons Vote in Alabama? In Alabama, people have been unconstitutionally stripped of their voting rights due to a felony conviction. In 2008, a court ruling in Alabama found that only those persons convicted of felonies involving “moral turpitude” lose their right to vote. The judge determined that certain felonies—such as drug charges and others—do not constitute crimes of moral turpitude, and therefore individuals convicted of those crimes do not lose their right to vote, even during incarceration. The Ordinary People’s Society and their national partners estimate that over 250,000 people convicted of non-moral turpitude felonies in Alabama have been wrongly denied their right to vote or believe they do not have that right due to a conviction. There are 46 crimes of moral turpitude that cause a loss of voting rights; however, rights can be restored if certain conditions are met. Your voting rights are permanently removed if you have been convicted of treason, have been impeached, or have received the death penalty. If your conviction is not a crime of moral turpitude and does not disqualify you, you can register to vote. If you believe you are eligible to have your voting rights restored, contact The Ordinary People Society at 334-671-2882 or visit our website at www.Wearetops.org. What is the crime of Moral Turpitude? Felony Crimes that involve dishonesty, fraud, or other behavior that harms others. If I have a Misdemeanor, Can I Vote? No. You do not lose your right to vote if you are convicted of a misdemeanor in Alabama, even while incarcerated. If I am Incarcerated How do I Cast My Vote? If you are eligible, while incarcerated, you can vote by absentee ballot!

What is Rights Restoration? According to Alabama law, "rights restoration" refers to the process of regaining the right to vote, and sometimes other civil rights like serving on a jury or holding public office, after they have been lost due to a felony conviction. The Ordinary People Society (TOPS) is an organization that, alongside groups like the ACLU of Alabama, helps individuals with felony convictions navigate this process.

VOTING RIGHTS RESTORATION PROCESS 1. Check criminal history. If the conviction is not in the black, red, or yellow box, then the applicant has not lost their right to vote. They can register to vote with their local registrar or online at alabamavotes.gov. All convictions should be checked individually for whether it strips voting rights. It is possible a person with more than one conviction has one felony that leads to loss of voting rights while the other felony does not.

2. Check eligibility. If the felony conviction is in the yellow box, then the applicant must meet the following conditions: has no pending criminal charges; has paid all fines, fees, and restitution ordered at the time of sentencing on the disqualifying felony (post-conviction fees do not apply, nor do fees owed on felonies in the green box); and has completed either the full sentence, probation/parole, OR been pardoned. If these conditions are not met, the applicant is not eligible for voting rights restoration at this time. They can apply once they satisfy all conditions.

3. Contact Board of Pardons & Paroles. If the applicant's criminal history does not include any crimes in the red or black boxes and is determined eligible in Step 2, then they can go in person to the local Pardons & Paroles office for the county that they currently live in. Applicants can also start their application over the phone by calling the main office at (334) 353-7771 or (334) 353-8067. They will be asked questions regarding their name, address, birth date, social security number, prison ID number, and conviction history, so the applicant should have all information on hand before calling.

4. Wait up to 44 days for a response. The Board of Pardons & Paroles has a 30 day discovery period followed by a 14 day response window to process voting rights restoration applications. Based on the results of the investigation and a favorable determination by the Board of Pardons & Paroles, a voter rights restoration certificate will be issued. If the application is denied, the Board will provide a reason why.

5. Register to vote. If an applicant is issued a voter rights restoration certificate, they are now cleared to vote but must still register to vote before election day. Registration deadlines are 15 days before an election. Individuals can register at their local registrar office, at any assistance office such as WIC or Medicaid, at the DMV, at the post office, at the library, through the mail, or online at alabamavotes.gov. Those currently incarcerated with non-disqualifying felonies are also able to register to vote and to vote by absentee ballot. Ask a Sheriff or Warden to obtain the forms.

6. Get a voter ID. In addition to driver's licenses, passports, and government IDs, individuals are able to obtain a free voter ID card at their local registrar office. Prison ID cards are also an accepted form for voter ID.

7. Get help. If there are questions or problems with this process, contact the Board of Pardons & Paroles at (334) 3537771 or (334) 353-8067, Legal Services Alabama at 1-866-456-4995, ACLU of Alabama at (334) 2652754, or The Ordinary People Society at (334) 791-2433.

https://www.aclualabama.org/sites/default/files/handout-votingrightsrestoration.pdf

GUIDELINES FOR

CERV Eligible Convictions

ALABAMA VOTERS CONVICTED OF CRIMES Ineligible Convictions (Not Pardonable)

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Treason Impeachment You cannot restore your voting rights if you have either of these convictions OR if you are sentenced to death.

Ineligible Convictions (Pardonable)

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Murder Rape Sodomy Sexual abuse Sexual torture Enticing a child to enter a vehicle for immoral purposes Soliciting a child by computer Production of obscene matter Parents or guardians permitting children to engage in obscene matter Possession of obscene matter Possession with intent to distribute child pornography To restore your voting rights, you must go through the pardon process.

What's Next? If your conviction is not a crime of moral turpitude and does not disqualify you, you can register to vote. If you believe you are eligible to have your voting rights restored, contact the local Pardons & Paroles office in the county that you live in. If you have already restored your voting rights, make sure you have also registered to vote.

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Manslaughter Assault Kidnapping, 1st or 2nd degree Human trafficking, 1st or 2nd degree Terrorism Soliciting or providing support for terrorism Hindering prosecution of terrorism Endangering the water supply Possession, manufacture, transport or distribution of a destructive device or biological weapon Selling, furnishing or giving away a destructive device or biological weapon Possession, manufacture, transport or distribution of a detonator, explosive, poison or hoax device Possession or distribution of a hoax device represented as a destructive device or weapon Attempt to commit an explosive or destructive device or biological weapon crime Conspiracy to attempt an explosive or destructive device or biological weapon Hindrance or obstruction during detection, disarming or destruction of a destructive device Possession or distribution of a destructive device or weapon intended to cause injury or destruction Trafficking in cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines, methamphetamines or other illegal drugs Bigamy Torture or willful maltreatment of a child under the age of 18 Aggravated child abuse Prohibited acts in the offer, sale, or purchase of securities Burglary, 1st or 2nd degree Theft of property or lost property, 1st or 2nd degree Theft of trademarks or trade secrets Robbery, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd degree Forgery, 1st or 2nd degree If you have only been convicted of one of these crimes, then you do not need a pardon to restore your voting rights. You can apply for a Certificate of Eligibility to Register to Vote (CERV) if you have no pending criminal charges; completed full sentence, parole/ probation, OR been pardoned; and paid all fines, fees, and restitution ordered at the time of the sentence on the disqualifying felony.

Other Convictions

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If you have not been convicted of a crime in the black, red, or yellow boxes, then you have not been convicted of a crime of moral turpitude. You have NEVER lost your right to vote. Check with your local registrar to update your registration information, or visit alabamavotes.gov.

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PO Box 302405 Montgomery, AL 36130 (334) 353-7771 or (334) 353-8067 www.pardons.state.al.us

PO Box 5616 Montgomery, AL 36103 (334) 242-7210 or (800) 274-8683 www.alabamavotes.gov

WAYS TO VOTE AT THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY Polls will be open on Election Day, August 5, 2025, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Look up your polling place https://houstoncountyal.gov/probate/elections/

By calling the Houston County Administration Office at 334-677-4743

BY MAIL AS AN ABSENTEE VOTER Call the Absentee Election Office at (334) 671-8700 or come by and pick up an application at the office of the Absentee Election Manager at the Houston County Courthouse, 114 North Oates Street, Dothan, AL. You can also download the form available in the AlabamaVotes.gov. The application must be mailed to: Absentee Election Manager, P.O. Drawer 6406, Dothan, AL 36302.

JULY 29: Last day to return an absentee ballot application by mail JULY 31: Last day to hand deliver an absentee application to the City Clerk’s Office AUGUST 4 (by 5 PM): Deadline to hand deliver completed absentee ballots AUGUST 5 (by NOON): Deadline for absentee ballots returned by mail There is no provision in Alabama law for early voting.

Voter ID Guidelines You need to show your photo ID whenever you vote in person. If you get to the polling place without photo ID, you will have to vote on a provisional ballot.

Acceptable forms of identification State driver’s license State DMV-issued photo ID United States passport Employer-issued photo ID State Voter Photo ID card Other U.S. or State government-issued photo ID Student photo ID issued by a school, college, or university located in State Tribal enrollment or other tribal photo ID

If you don’t have one of these, you can get a free Voter Photo ID at any State voter registration office, including on Election Day!

WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE POLLS When you arrive, election officers will be there to help you. CHECK IN

Say or write your name and address. Show your acceptable photo ID.

GET YOUR BALLOT

CHECK YOUR BALLOT

Does it include all contests for your district?

G O TO T H E VOT I N G BO OT H A N D VOT E YO U R BA L LOT.

If you are not on the voter list, or if you didn’t bring a photo ID, an election officer will direct you to vote provisionally.

HOW TO MARK A BALLOT TO VOTE ON A PAPER BALLOT

Make your selection by filling in the oval next to your choice(s).

When you’re done, scan your ballot.

TO VOTE ON A TOUCHSCREEN

Make your selections on the screen.

Check your votes before you cast your ballot

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Moffe tt Rd Tysinge r Ln

Settlement Rd

Lim

Colem an Rd

Barbara Lee Rd

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Betty Dr

Malvern Rd

Beth

le Rd

Grace Ln

Arthur Sheppard Rd

esvil

Ready Rd

nd wla Ro

Hodg

l Rd

Rice Rd

Rock Cre ek

out Ln Look Ln berry Black

Ola ff

Brookhill Rd

Hedstrom Dr Darlington Cir

Sycam ore St

Hagler Rd

Kin se y

Austin Ct

Melrose Ln

Aberdeen Rd

Festival Dr

Shiver Rd

E Selma St Fairl ane Dr Dr nd gra La

Birchwood Ln

Oliver Dr

anie

Lafollette Rd

Co Rd 93

W Saunde rs Rd

Wiregrass Recreation Center

Morris St

Maxin es Ln

Cade Ct

Foxx Dr Skipper Rd

Saddlewood Trl

McD

Piney Gro ve Rd

eca

lk R

Fulle r Rd

Tyson Rd

Ke lly

W Inez Rd E Inez Rd

Sout hern Oak Dr

Gle

E Lafayette St

Sen

ttie Littlefield Rd

P au

Co Rd 74

Ave ge olle EC

Creek Ridge Rd

Southgate Rd

Fern Dr

bia lum Co

Glanton St

Clif

Hatton Rd

Taylor Rd

Co Rd

Watson Bridge Rd

Husk

Roy Driggers Building (Civic Center)

Rd Dr airy e D overdale Co Cl Circ levi ew

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Cir

W ay

Brown St

Connelly St Hill St

Moss St

Co Rd

Country Garden Rd

Pineridge Rd

Dawsey Rd

Opal Rd

Bo Wesley Way

W Carroll St

Shrewsbury Dr

Cla

y Hw Timbers Dr

kory Hic

Andrew Belle Community center

E Burdeshaw St

kjMartinSt

Jw Rich Rd

d bR Web

Worthy Ave

W Crawford St

W Selma St Glenwood Dr Yorktown Rd TateDr Mendheim Dr

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Farrah Cir

Apac

Butler Rd

Sta

a Rd H Trawick

Ridgecrest Baptist Church

Walton Park Recreation Center

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E Spring St

Walnut St Pine St R Chickasaw St ailroa dA W Powell St ve

Catalpa Ave

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E Wilson St

N Oates St

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Ridge Rd

Fox Va

Westfield Dr Clark St

ell Rd

W Main St

Houston St

W Newton St

Wesley Way

y se Kin

Bic Rd

W Wilson St

Se min ole Dr

Sioux St

Wagf Rd

Twitch

atio

Kent Dr

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Orchard Cir

ran

Hosea Rd

ad 70

Denton

Choctaw St

Bel Aire Dr

Bruner Rd

hip ds en Fri

Alto Ln

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Westbrook Rd

Lin ty Ro

Forest Dr

Foxfire Dr

Petunia Dr

Sequoyah Dr Junalus ka Ave

Baker Trce N Po ntiac Ave

City of Dothan (Electrical & Water) 52 ay hw Hig Smith Rd AL

Randall Rd

Glenwood Ests

Wat son Brid ge Rd

d yR ne Ro

Bunche St E Bunche St

Murray Rd

W eb b

Jw Rich Rd

Shakespeare Dr

Kraft Rd

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Corey Dr

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Westgate Pkwy

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Whatley Dr

Mc Clintock Dr Westside Dr

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Rock Cree k Rd Shorewood Dr

Ad ris Pl

Kir ks ey

Provin cial St Cecily St

Westover Dr

Wiregrass Commons Mall

d ll R Ha

Mona Dr

Foxridge Rd

Burbank St

Oakland Dr

Dunbarton

Vaughn-Blumberg Center

Lasalle Dr

Westgate Recreation Center

Baywood Rd

W Grey Hodges Rd E Grey

Early Walden Rd

nS h Way

Newton Creek

County Road 70

no Edinburg

Benfield Rd

Collins Rd

Fondren Rd

Hinso

n Rd

ran

Stephanie Ln

County Line Rd

Foy Rd

ton

Broad

Lynn Jarvis Rd La nd ma rk

e Dr

Dempsey Ct

Flynn Rd

Bartlet Ln W Roxbury Rd Olga Rd Chapel Rd Flowers

Ln Gla Kelso dsto ne Wa y

Kristie Rd

Selkirk Dr

Ridg

Summer Rd

Reeves St

R Pl

ay W oe nc Gle

Boy ette Dr

Scott Rd

Horne Rd

Co Rd 70

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Cir

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Access Rd

Sasser Rd

Malvern Hwy Dr rrit Me

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N Bay

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Vio

Curry Town Rd

HOUSTON COUNT

Cross Creek Ln

County Road 68

Hw W Main

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Marshall Rd

Fort ner St

unty

Asphodel Dr

Bear Rd

C Scott Rd

Plantation Rd

LN DE LA SG ES PR d dR CY twoo Wes

Meadowview Dr

Double W Rd

JB Ch apma n Rd

Arapahoe Ln Murphy Mill Rd

W H Grady Rd

Hicks Rd

Hostdale Rd

Par mer Rd

HENRY COUNTY

Sumac Ct

r Rd Fria

Holly Ln

HOUSTON COUNTY

Horace Shepard Dr

Easy St

Elm Rd

Green Rd

d el R J Ste

Dale Rd

CR-25

Pr 1516

Holman Dr

Woods Rd Solomon Rd

ell Co Rd

Georgian Ter

W G Bond Rd

Pilgrim Rd

Da nie ls

4 13

County

G dy

L ve

Melissa St

CoRd545

Rte

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Henry

Pvt Rd 1568

Hamm

Be thle he m

US Hwy 84 State Rte 12

Co Rd 68

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Old Alb ert US Hwy Rd 84

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Phillip J

Amy St

Seaborn Rd

Vining Dr

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St 6th St 5thh St 4t

Ave atersta St 4 y 13 Hinton W Del ghwa AL Hi Rosa Ln U.S .H igh wa y2

Hawkins Hill Rd

Dean Rd

St lace Wal

Dr Halie

anner Rd Gissend

Fli

Carr Cir

Mitchell St

New Hope Rd

n aL ale Az

Oaks Dr

Willow

Country Acers Rd

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