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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Forget about getting a new drivers license in Alabama for awhile: The state is temporarily shutting down all its licensing offices for a technology upgrade. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said it will close drivers license offices statewide beginning Monday to update a computer system that’s been used for almost 20 years.
The closure will affect more than 75 offices statewide and improve the computer system at all of them.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency issued a reminder regarding upcoming temporary closures. The closure is to ensure a successful and thorough transition to the new system.
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ALEA celebrates Read Across America Day with State Troopers reading to students in in-person and virtual formats.