About
Representative Shane Stringer is a conservative Republican dedicated to fighting for the rights we are entitled to by the United States Constitution. He is a husband, father, a Christian, and is committed to defending Alabama families against federal over-reach and has even taken difficult stands against those right here in our own state who wish to limit our freedoms.
Shane is running for his second term in the House of Representatives, where his record of being one of the most effective and conservative members is clear. Since sending Shane Stringer to Montgomery, our district has seen record growth, in employment, school funding, road funding, skill training, and more.
Simply put: Shane is known for being a conservative who will never back down. Liberals, insiders, and bureaucrats hate him because he fights for the people and our freedoms.
Contact Information
Known contact information for Shane Stringer from Citronelle, AL.
- 11 South Union Street, Suite 524-BMontgomery, AL 36130-2950
- Phone: 334-261-0594
- Official Email: Email Unknown
Political Information
Known political history for Shane Stringer from Citronelle, AL.
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 102, 2018-present
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 102, 2018
Election History
Shane Stringer from Citronelle, AL has participated in elections listed below in the state of Alabama.
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Shane Stringer has sponsored.
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HB410
Bail Bonds; Bail Reform Act of 1993 and Bail Bond Regulatory Act amended; certain undeposited fees forgiven; penalties for crime of bail jumping increased; to provide further for conditional forfeitures, out-of-state bondsmen and sureties, limitations on property owners as sureties; to provide further for the definition of an employee of a professional bail bond company or professional surety company, for the licensing and duties of apprentices; to increase the membership of the Alabama Professional Bail Bonding Board; provide for a late fee for renewals; and to require applicants for licensing to be residents of this state for at least one year
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HB411
Civil practice; affirmative defenses; limitation of liability for damages sustained for obstructing traffic for the obstruction of vehicle traffic, established
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HB412
Crimes and offenses, unauthorized entry of a critical infrastructure facility and criminal tampering in the first degree further provided for
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HB473
Boards of water and sewer commissions; prohibited from restricting public recreational uses of controlled water bodies
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HJR118
Deloris Bagsby, Mobile Judicial Commission, commended
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HJR331
Lott Middle School 7th Grade Social Studies Champions, celebrated
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HJR332
Mobile County Sheriff's Department TAPS and Honor Guard, honored
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HR329
Lott Middle School 7th Grade, celebrated
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HR330
Mobile County Sheriff's Department, honored
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HB268
Baldwin County, Constitutional Amendment, creates the White House Fork Landmark District
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HB389
Financial Institutions; to prohibit financial institutions from using a merchant category code to identify firearms transactions; to prohibit disclosure of financial information regarding firearms transactions
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HB476
Bail, further provides for the crime of bail jumping, the exoneration of sureties, and failure to appear
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HB239
This bill would propose an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, relating to Baldwin County, to define the White House Fork Landmark District within the county and to prohibit the annexation by local law of any property within the district into any municipality except under certain conditions.
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HB270
Relating to environmental protection; to restrict the location or expansion of junkyards under certain circumstances.
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HB286
Relating to public records; to add Section 41-13-7.1 to the Code of Alabama 1975, to prohibit the disclosure of personal identifying information of state legislators and law enforcement officers and employees upon request of the state legislator, officer, or employee; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
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HB287
Relating to crimes and offenses; to create the crime of doxing; to establish penalties for violations; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
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HB478
Relating to the Alabama Bail Reform Act of 1993; to amend Sections 15-13-107, 15-13-111, 15-13-114, 15-13-118, 15-13-125, 15-13-128, 15-13-131, 15-13-132, 15-13-134, 15-13-136, 15-13-137, 15-13-138, 15-13-139, 15-13-140, 15-13-141, 15-13-145, 15-13-159, 15-13-160, and 15-13-164, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide for the acceptance of certain filing fees by the sheriff or jailer; to further define cash bail and property bail; to provide further for the arrest and delivery of a defendant to jail by a surety with no court costs to be entered on the surety; to provide that a surety not be charged for a bondsman's process or for a certified copy of a bond; to require the license number of the bondsman or recovery on a bondsman's process form; to allow a surety to sign for a forfeiture with the clerk of the ordering court; to increase the time frame for which the ordering court has jurisdiction over a forfeiture action; to authorize a bail bondsman to file motions, answers, and notices relating to a defendant who is out on bond with that bondsman; to increase the time frames for providing notice and conducting hearings in conditional forfeiture proceedings; to remove the requirement that a conditional judgment to set aside be made absolute for the entire sum; to provide further for instances when a court may set aside forfeiture and may not release a defendant on judicial public bail; to provide further for eligibility for judicial public bail; to provide further for the amount of new corporate surety bonds and escrow agreements required in counties with populations of 200,000 or more; to provide further for criminal penalties for certain unlawful behavior; to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
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HB480
Relating to Mobile County; to provide for the qualifications of the sheriff; and to require completion of continuing education.
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HB519
Relating to public safety telecommunicators; to amend Section 11-98-16, Code of Alabama, 1975, to further provide for the certification requirements for public safety telecommunicators.
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HJR160
CONGRATULATING MR. JOEY D. DUMAS FOR WINNING THE 2021 NATIONAL AUTO SPORT ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
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HJR170
HONORING COLONEL KESLER WEAVER, JR. FOR ACHIEVING THE RANK OF COLONEL IN THE ALABAMA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD.
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HR120
CONGRATULATING MR. JOEY D. DUMAS FOR WINNING THE 2021 NATIONAL AUTO SPORT ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
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HB272
Firearms, certain restrictions on carrying in motor vehicle, Local Government Pistol Permit Revenue Loss Fund, created, penalties, provided, Secs. 13A-11-55, 13A-11-73 repealed; Secs. 13A-11-7, 13A-11-50, 13A-11-61.2, 13A-11-62, 13A-11-71, 13A-11-74, 13A-11-85, 13A-11-90 am'd.
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HB512
Public records, law enforcement officers and employees, prohibit disclosure of personal identifying information, Sec. 41-13-7.1 add.
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HB513
Firearms, revise definition of shotgun, Sec. 13A-11-62 am'd.
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HB532
Doxing, crime of created, penalties
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HB6
Firearms, permitless carry, process for seized pistols amended, Secs. 13A-11-50, 13A-11-52, 13A-11-74 repealed; Secs. 13A-11-71, 13A-11-73, 13A-11-84 am'd.
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HB66
Firearms, offenses against public order, concealed pistols, concealed carry permit, constitutional carry, pistol permits, Secs. 9-11-304, 13A-11-52, 13A-11-73, 13A-11-74 repealed; Secs. 13A-11-7, 13A-11-50, 13A-11-55, 13A-11-61.2, 13A-11-62, 13A-11-71, 13A-11-85, 13A-11-90 am'd.
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HB319
State government, Presidental Executive Orders, Legislative Council may order review thereof, prohibition on implementation, provided
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HB337
Firearms, Alabama Firearms Protection Act, prohibitions on enforcement of certain federal firearm laws, provided
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HB403
Doxing, crime of created, penalties
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HB618
Firearms,permitless carry, process for seized pistols amended, Secs. 13A-11-50, 13A-11-52, 13A-11-74 repealed; Secs. 13A-11-71, 13A-11-73, 13A-11-84 am'd.
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HB619
Public records, law enforcement officers and employees, prohibit disclosure of personal identifying information, Sec. 41-13-7.1 add.
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HR224
Foster, Joseph E., death mourned
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HR91
Jordan, Troy, death mourned
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HR17
Lavender, Larry Albert, death mourned
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HB265
Court Reporting, Board of, freelance, official, and supervising court reporter defined, board staff, investigations and hearings pursuant to APA, temporary licensure, lapsed and expired licenses, and fees, Secs. 34-8B-2, 34-8B-4, 34-8B-5, 34-8B-6, 34-8B-8, 34-8B-10, 34-8B-12, 34-8B-13, 34-8B-15, 34-8B-16, 34-8B-17 am'd.
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HB266
Insurance, to prohibit the sale of and use of genetic test results to deny a person insurance, Sec. 27-53-2.1 added; Sec. 27-53-1 am'd.
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HB308
Concealed carry permits, to create a statewide information database on pistol permits known as the AROWS system, managed by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, further provide for appearance and contents of permits, Sec. 13A-11-75 am'd.
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HB343
Storage facilities, self-service, Self-Service Storage Facilities Act, created, definitions, operator's liens, authorized, Secs. 8-15-40 to 8-15-49, inclusive, added; Secs. 8-15-30 to 8-15-38, inclusive, repealed
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HB373
Recordings, law enforcement agencies, circumstances and procedures to release recordings by body cameras or dashboard
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HJR41
Marshall James Walton Memorial Bridge, at the 158 extension over the Seabury Creek in Mobile County, named
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HR32
Turner, Goeffrey Dylan, death mourned
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HB 406
Nicotine products, e-cigarettes or electronic nicotine delivery devices, prohibit the use of where smoking is also prohibited, employer may designate specified areas at workplaces, restaurant owners may choose whether to allow or not, Secs. 22-15A-3, 22-15A-4, 22-15A-5, 22-15A-6 am'd.
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HB 41
Alternative nicotine products, regulate advertising, retail sale, retail store inspection, permits, Secs. 28-11-16, 28-11-17, 28-11-18, 28-11-19, 28-11-20 added; Secs. 28-11-2, 28-11-4, 28-11-7, 28-11-8, 28-11-9, 28-11-11, 13A-12-3, 13A-12-3.1 am'd.
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HB 510
Court Reporting, Board of, freelance, official, and supervising court reporter defined, board staff, investigations and hearings pursuant to APA, temporary licensure, lapsed and expired licenses, and fees, Secs. 34-8B-2, 34-8B-4, 34-8B-5, 34-8B-6, 34-8B-8, 34-8B-10, 34-8B-12, 34-8B-13, 34-8B-15, 34-8B-16, 34-8B-17 am'd.
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HB 511
Conservation and Natural Resources Dept., wildlife management areas, penalties for violating laws and rules, classification of offense, Sec. 9-11-307 am'd.
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HB 514
Storage facilities, self-service, Self-Service Storage Facilities Act, created, definitions, operator's liens, authorized, Secs. 8-15-40 to 8-15-49, inclusive, added; Secs. 8-15-30 to 8-15-38, inclusive, repealed
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HB 85
Mobile Co., personnel board for co. and muns employees, police officer and firefighter positions, pay for initial employees and lists of eligibles, Act 470, 1939 Reg. Sess., am'd.