The purpose of this award to the alabama law enforcement agency alea is to providefunding to process medical examiner s certificates and out of state convictions reduce the wait time for commercial…

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) received a $1,138,931 project grant award from the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to support activities under the Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant. Through this funding, ALEA will process medical examiner certificates and out-of-state convictions to reduce wait times for commercial driver's license skills testing. ALEA will also provide required recurrent training to state and third-party examiners, print commercial driver's license study manuals for potential drivers, and conduct covert and overt skills testing audits on all state and third-party examiners. Additionally, the Alabama Department of Public Health serves as the parent organization for ALEA in administering services under this federal grant award, which supports the priority activities of the Commercial Driver's License program to assist states in complying with commercial driver requirements.

The purpose of this award to the alabama law enforcement agency alea is to providefunding to process medical examiner s certificates and out of state convictions reduce the wait time for commercial driver s license CDL skills testing provide required recurrent training to state and third party examiners print CDL study manuals for potential drivers and conduct covert and overt skills testing audits on all state and third party examiners