Welcome to Shorter, Alabama
Shorter is a new small town with great potential for growth and development. Located strategically on U.S. Interstate 85 and U.S. Highway 80 in Macon County, Alabama, Shorter is 20 minutes from downtown Montgomery and only 35 minutes from Auburn.
Whether you are looking for affordable land for a manufacturing or distribution facility, or sites for retail and residential development, Shorter, Alabama – located at the junction of Interstate 85 and US Highway 80 – has the strategic site for you!
The Town of Shorter is a “Town on the Move” with our eyes on a very bright future while always remembering our historic past.
The mission of the Town of Shorter and the Historic Preservation Department is to save our treasured and valuable resources; the places, landmarks (known and to be discovered), roads, like the historic Old Federal Road that runs through the heart of Shorter, and stories that define Shorter’s past, present and future for generations to come and be proud of.
As Historic Preservation Director, I work with area Universities to uncover hidden treasures in Shorter and write grants to preserve and teach our history. The Appalachian Teaching Project immediately comes to mind.
Our Community Development Department works diligently to improve the well-being Shorter’s citizens and businesses as well as encourage development that benefits the entire community.
We also are beginning new workforce training programs in 2023 to offer ready to work training for our citizens. From forklift operator training to food and beverage services, we believe in making sure our citizens enjoy a strong quality of life plus help our existing businesses to hire locally. It’s a win-win for everyone!
Special Projects Manager
Clerk, Historian and Community Development Manager
Address:
2427 Old Federal Road
Shorter, AL 36075
Email Address:
Dcpowell@shorteral.gov
Phone Number:
(334) 727-9190
Fax Number:
(334) 727-9298
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