About
As a lifelong resident of Decatur, Parker Moore is Alabama-born and raised. This has given Parker Moore the unique ability to recognize the issues facing our state and district. Parker has learned through this experience how to be a part of the solution in keeping our state on track.
Parker Moore worships and is an elected elder at his church, Decatur First Presbyterian, where he helps guide and grow the congregation. Every day, Parker is counseled and guided by his Christian faith and believes in giving back to his community. Parker is a proud graduate of Decatur High School and serves on numerous community organizations. He is currently on the Development Council with Huntsville Hospital.
Parker Moore is fighting tooth and nail for every citizen of our district. Since taking office, House District four has seen record economic growth, residential growth, and improved quality of life. When you voted to send Parker to the legislature in 2017 and 2018, he promised to be transparent, hold firm to the conservative values that made him who he is and fight for our shared values. That's exactly what Parker has done.
Parker is a consistent, lifelong, conservative who believes that anyone can pull themselves up by their bootstraps and achieve the American dream. Parker has spent his life helping get Republicans elected to public office. Between knocking on doors, making phone calls, putting out signs, and serving in local republican efforts, Parker has helped conservatives all across Alabama run for all levels of office and win -- effectively making Alabama a more conservative and Republican state.
Parker will go door to door, phone bank, and attend any event possible. He will work for each and every vote he receives and will never take your support for granted. He knows the people of District 4 and understands that they are not swayed by flashy ads, dramatic stories, or made-up controversies. That's why Parker chooses to campaign the old-fashioned way: going door to door and asking for your vote personally, honestly answering any question he can, and meeting each and every voter where they are.
Parker Moore is a lifelong resident of District 4 who knows our values. Parker wants to serve you in the legislature because he feels led to offer his time as a service to our community. Be on the lookout, Parker will likely be knocking on your door soon!
Contact Information
Known contact information for Parker Moore from Decatur, AL.
- 11 South Union Street, Suite 417-EMontgomery, AL 36104
- Phone: 334-261-0579
- Official Email: [email protected]
Education Information
Known educational history for Parker Moore from Decatur, AL.
- Graduated, Political Science and History, University of Alabama, 2011
Political Information
Known political history for Parker Moore from Decatur, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 4, 2022
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 4, 2018-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Parker Moore from Decatur, AL.
- North Alabama Marketing Representative, Encore Rehabilitation, present
Organizations Information
Known organizational history for Parker Moore from Decatur, AL.
- Elder, Decatur First Presbyterian, present
- Member, Development Council , Huntsville Hospital, present
Election History
Parker Moore from Decatur, AL has participated in elections listed below in the state of Alabama.
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Parker Moore has sponsored.
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HB323
State military; awards criteria revised, new awards established, authority to present prescribed
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HB324
Artificial intelligence; age verification systems required for chatbots, safeguard protocols required, therapy chatbot requirements established, private right of action and enforcement provided for
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HB325
AI chatbots; unfair or deceptive trade practice for failing to notify consumer about AI chatbot; private right of action and enforcement provided for
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HB326
Taxation, Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Alabama and the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge F. and A.M. of Alabama, exempt from sales, county and municipal fees and taxes
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HB238
Convicted felons; restrictions on obtaining occupational licenses by convicted felons revised; certificate of employability for convicted felons created; immunity to employers provided
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HB260
Composition of Alabama Job Creation and Military Stability Commission
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HB268
Lottery proceeds; state income tax exemption
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HB337
Alabama Board of Registered Interior Designers, prohibitions on size and type of building they may work on removed, right to discipline non-registered individuals restored, exemptions provided
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HB338
Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure, key duplication services excepted from definition of locksmith expanded
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HB487
Alabama G.I. Dependent Scholarship Program, veterans, dependents, tuition assistance, disability requirements revised
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HB507
Morgan County, City of Priceville, charitable bingo authorized
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HJR23
Alabama Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America, recognized
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HR176
City of Priceville, celebrated
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HR195
North Alabama Boys, honored
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HR24
Alabama Family Career and Community Leaders of America, recognized
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HR343
Judge David Breland, death mourned
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HB104
Crimes and offenses, further provides for the definition of "sexual conduct"
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HB161
Crimes & offenses, prohibits a person from creating a private image without consent
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HB254
Homestead exemption; partially disabled veterans
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HB263
Limestone County; rock quarries; certain blasting operations prohibited.
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HB264
Limestone County; rock quarries; certain blasting operations prohibited.
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HB267
To provide further for the practice of landscape architecture
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HB300
Interstate compact; massage therapy
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HB422
Limestone County; quarries; certain blasting operations prohibited.
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HB46
Volunteer rescue squads, vehicles, permanent registration, one-time fee, Dept. of Revenue to administer
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HR109
Mrs. Patricia Haddock Woller, Death Mourned
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HR270
Zaria Parker, commended
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HR295
James Clemens High School, recognized
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HB110
Relating to the Board of Physical Therapy; to amend Sections 34-24-191, 34-24-193, 34-24-194, 34-24-196, 34-24-210, 34-24-210.1, 34-24-211, 34-24-212, 34-24-213, 34-24-214, and 34-24-217, Code of Alabama 1975; to give the board authority over certain physical therapy professionals licensed in other states.
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HB166
Relating to alcoholic beverages; to amend Section 2 of Act 2022-431 of the 2022 Regular Session, now appearing as Section 28-3A-13.3, Code of Alabama 1975, to revise the amounts of alcoholic beverages that may be sold curbside.
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HB25
Relating to criminal procedure; to amend Sections 13A-5-9 and 15-18-8, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for the sentencing of individuals convicted of violating a Class D felony.
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HB296
Relating to the United States Armed Forces; to include the United States Space Force in all collective references to the United States Armed Forces.
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HB340
To authorize the Sheriff of Morgan County to establish procedures to make limited purchases using a credit card or debit card provided the proper procedures are followed.
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HB341
Relating to Morgan County; to amend Section 45-52-233.02, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for the maintenance of abandoned and stolen personal property by the sheriff; to add Sections 45-52-233.04 through 45-52-233.09, inclusive, to the Code of Alabama 1975, to authorize the sheriff to sell certain abandoned, stolen, and unclaimed property at public auction; to provide for the auction and for the disposition of proceeds; to authorize the sheriff to sell or destroy certain, stolen, or unclaimed firearms; and to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.
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HB347
Relating to residential real estate; to provide prohibition on the installation of centralized mail delivery devices by residential real estate developers in certain new residential neighborhoods, with exceptions.
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HB87
Relating to public officers and employees; to amend Section 36-21-7, Code of Alabama 1975, to increase the time period during which the state or a political subdivision of the state must be reimbursed for the training of a new law enforcement officer, certified corrections officer, fire protection personnel, or firefighter; to include custom fitted uniform items in the required reimbursement; and to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.
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HJR145
SUPPORTING THE REPAIR AND CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF WILSON LOCK ON THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
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HJR57
SUPPORTING THE REPAIR AND CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF WILSON LOCK AND DAM ON THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
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HR118
HONORING DR. MICHAEL DOUGLAS AS THE 2023 BLUE RIBBON SCHOOLS OF EXCELLENCE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR.
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HR145
SUPPORTING THE REPAIR AND CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF WILSON LOCK ON THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
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HR220
CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF MR. LYNN CURRY FOWLER.
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HB14
Firearms, prohibitions on state enforcement of certain federal firearm laws, provided
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HB151
Military, spouses, occupational licensing boards, date revised by which rules must be adopted, timeframe extended for which a temporary permit to practice is effective, Sec. 31-1-6 am'd.
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HB347
Community development districts, new category establishment authorized, sale of alcoholic beverages permitted, Sec. 35-8B-1 am'd.
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HB348
Landscape Architects, Board of Examiners of, use of the landscape architect title, by individuals and certain business entities, Secs. 34-17-4, 34-17-7, 34-17-24, 34-17-25 am'd.
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HB379
National Guard, Space Force, Space National Guard, bill operative only if federal government creates Space National Guard, Secs. 31-2-1, 31-2-3, 31-2-55, 31-2-57, 31-3-1 am'd.
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HB453
Massage Therapy, Board of, board authorized to grant executive director the authority to approve licenses, require massage therapy establishments and schools to carry liability insurance, definitions further provided, Sec. 34-43-10 repealed; Secs. 34-43-3, 34-43-6, 34-43-7, 34-43-8, 34-43-9, 34-43-11, 34-43-12, 34-43-14, 34-43-15, 34-43-20, 34-43-21 am'd.
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HB534
Retirement Systems, Employees Retirement System, procedure for funding benefit increases for retirees provided, actual annual cost identified in annual appropriation act
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HB158
Off-road vehicles, all-terrain vehicles (ATV's) and recreational off-road vehicles, registration with Ala. State Law Enforcement Agency, width and weight restrictions increased, Sec. 32-12A-1 am'd.
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HB159
Teachers' Retirement System, certain retired K-12 education employees authorize to return to work for academic year without suspension of retirement allowances, Sec. 16-25-26 am'd.
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HB160
Driving under the influence, to require the use of ignition interlock devices in certain circumstances, Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.
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HB218
Motor vehicles, driving offenses, administrative suspension periods revised for certain driving offenses, Secs. 32-5-192, 32-5A-195, 32-5A-304 am'd.
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HB247
Physical Therapy Licensure Compact, established to authorize licensed physical therapists and assistant to practice among compact member states
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HB542
Zoological Park and Museum Commission, established in Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, and Mobile, duties and membership established
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HB552
Teachers' Retirement System, certain retired K-12 education employees authorize to return to work for academic year without suspension of retirement allowances, Sec. 16-25-26 am'd.
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HR203
Jones, Danna Benefield, commended
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HR244
Mills, George F., commended
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HB 223
Off-road vehicles, all-terrain vehicles (ATV's) and recreational off-road vehicles, registration with Ala. State Law Enforcement Agency, width and weight restrictions increased, Sec. 32-12A-1 am'd.
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HJR226
Alabama's motorized powersports manufacturing industry, supported and recognized
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HR41
Decatur Heritage High School Basketball Team, commended