Judiciary Locations
  During Construction

Russell County
District Attorney and Staff
(Old CB&T building)
910 C 13th Street
Phenix City AL 36867
334-298-6028

Circuit Court Judges
Albert Johnson/George Greene
(Formerly the Tag Office)
Circuit Court Clerk
Kathy Coulter
1206 7th Avenue
Phenix City AL 36867
334-298-0516

Circuit Court Trials and Hearings
500 14th Street
Phenix City AL 36867

Judge Michael Bellamy
Drug Court: Barbara LaGrand
Juvenile Division/Probation Offices
901 13th Street
Phenix City AL 36867
334-298-0931

Judge David Johnson
(District Criminal, Traffic,
Child Support, District Civil, Unlawful  Detainer/Eviction, Small Claims)
1000 Broad Street
Phenix City AL 36867
334-297-1347

Probate Judge Alford Harden
1000 Broad Street
Phenix City AL 36867
334-298-3435

Russell County Alabama
Administrator's Corner
Russell County
Making Progress    Making History
  With the historic significance of 501 14th Street in mind the Russell County Commission has contracted with the Hecht-Burdeshaw Architectural firm for renovations of the Russell County Judicial Center.
The roof has been replaced and the utilities updated. Today, construction has begun on the rear entrance of the building creating secure access to the courts, ample parking and ease of access to the 1938  County Seat. Hecht-Burdeshaw estimates a completion date in early January 2012 and in spite of the inclement weather over the last six weeks,
the project is on schedule.
The Russell County Judicial Center
The Razorbacks are ready for Opening Day!  On April 2 at 9 a.m. the event will begin with a parade.
The 2011 season begins with a special honor for Mr. J.C. Dykes.
The Russell County Commission is in the process of constructing a multipurpose ball field at the Russell County Sports Complex located at 4738 Old Seale Highway, Seale, Alabama 36875.  The field will be suitable for play by both boys and girls ages 10 to 19.  Field parameters are: Sidelines will measure 290’ and there will be 310’ from home plate to the center field fence.  Other features:  8’ fencing, 24’ backstop, two dugouts, grassed infield and outfield, clay mix baselines, portable pitchers mound and an irrigation system.  The Sports Complex already contains four ball fields, concession stand and press box, restrooms and parking areas.  Engineering proposals for construction have been let . Godwyn Mills and Caywood has been awarded the bid. The timeline places field completion in November.
January 2012
Established 1862
Phenix City County Seat 1935
May 2007
March 2011
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June 2011
June 2011