Governor Ivey’s Priorities
Governor Ivey has committed her life to working with and for the people of Alabama. Her background in education, banking and economic development have fueled her pursuit to strengthen Alabama’s economy, education system, health care options and infrastructure investment efforts. Governor Ivey welcomes Alabamians, from all parts of the state, to get involved and help support our state’s top priorities. We must all be willing to work together, so that today’s challenges can be looked upon as tomorrow’s accomplishments.
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