- District: Alabama Senate District 24; state FIPS 01; upper chamber district key sldu:01:24.
- Chamber: Alabama Senate. The Alabama Legislature Senate leaders and members directory lists the district's senator.
- Official map reference: the 2021 Alabama state Senate map, displayed by the chamber as “Senate District Map As Of November, 2022.” The supplied district GIS geography is Census 2025 and is kept distinct from the map-page label.
¶ 2. Geography and Communities
- The supplied mapped footprint has bounding coordinates west −88.473227, south 31.6979519029488, east −87.42056, north 33.214352. Geography references: Census TIGER/Line files and the 2021 Alabama state Senate map. District GIS vintage is Census 2025; county and place boundaries use Census TIGER 2024. Mapped-area overlaps are not population shares.
- The district footprint intersects parts of Choctaw, Greene, Hale, Marengo, Sumter, and Tuscaloosa counties.
- Nearly all of each mapped place overlaps the district: Demopolis, Eutaw, Gilbertown, Putnam, Livingston, York, Butler, Epes, Pennington, Silas, Moundville, Cuba, Boligee, Bellamy, Linden, Forkland, Myrtlewood, Lisman, Greensboro, Sweet Water, Nanafalia, Thomaston, Providence, Gainesville, Newbern, Dayton, Geiger, Union, Panola, Akron, Toxey, Needham, Faunsdale, and Emelle.
- Partial mapped-place overlaps are Tuscaloosa, Cullomburg, and Cottondale. A partial overlap does not mean the entire municipality lies in the district.
- The Black Warrior–Tombigbee Waterway connects the river corridor with Demopolis Lake. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers overview describes navigation, hydropower, and recreation functions. ADEM's Tombigbee River Basin report identifies Greene, Sumter, Marengo, and Choctaw counties among those the river flows through; this is regional river geography, not a statement that each county lies wholly within the district.
- In Demopolis, ALDOT's functional-classification map labels U.S. Routes 80 and 43. The USACE river charts document the larger navigation system.
- No institution point-in-district GIS overlay is supplied. Facility addresses and service areas are reported below; county or city overlap alone does not establish a facility's precise position relative to the Senate boundary.
¶ 3. Population and Electorate
- Population: 143,556, ACS estimate with margin of error ±2,856; district geography, ACS 2020–2024 five-year survey. This is not a county total or voter count. Source: Census Reporter API, ACS table data.
- Median household income: $50,171 in 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars, margin of error ±$2,540; district ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimate. Source: Census Reporter API.
- Poverty universe: 139,535, margin of error ±2,797; persons below poverty: 28,543, margin of error ±2,101. Both are district ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates, not voter counts or county totals. Source: Census Reporter API.
- The supplied ACS extract does not provide a district voter-registration count or an electorate breakdown.
¶ 4. Elections and Political Context
- Officeholder reference: the Alabama Legislature directory lists Bobby D. Singleton as senator for District 24; the dated officeholder reference supplied for this dossier is 2026-09-30. This is separate from candidate certification.
- Candidate record: the Alabama Secretary of State's August 26, 2026 Democratic candidate certification lists Bobby Singleton for the district. Certification establishes candidacy, not incumbency. The November 3 general election was still upcoming on the collection date; no general result or primary vote total is asserted.
- The Secretary of State's 2026 election calendar lists May 19 for the statewide primary, June 16 for the runoff, and November 3 for the general election. Special Senate primary entries on that page concern Districts 25 and 26, not District 24.
- Redistricting chronology: a November 17, 2025 district court order selected Remedial Plan 3 for state Senate elections. The Eleventh Circuit stayed the injunction on May 28, 2026, then on June 8 vacated and remanded the appealed injunctions for reconsideration in light of Louisiana v. Callais and Allen v. Milligan. The Eleventh Circuit order records these appellate steps. Governor Ivey's May 29, 2026 announcement described the 2021 Alabama-drawn Senate map as available for use and called special primaries for Districts 25 and 26. The later June 8 vacatur and remand changed the case posture; the cited materials do not establish a subsequent final merits ruling. The official chamber map reference remains the 2021 Alabama state Senate map; the supplied GIS vintage remains Census 2025.
¶ 5. Economic and Civic Anchors
- Marengo County Economic Development Authority: its major-employer listing supplies county-context employer listings and job counts, not district employment totals. It lists Smurfit Westrock (497), Foster Farms (420), Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital (324), Demopolis City Schools (254), Walmart Super Center (190), Linden Lumber (186), Marengo County Schools (171), Cemex (110), Robertson Banking Company (67), Dana Transport (50), and H&M Construction (50). The listing does not state a vintage for these counts; they are not district-level or necessarily current counts.
- The Marengo County Economic Development Authority describes its role as supporting businesses and job creation in Marengo County. It also describes the county's waterways and logistics role: Superior Inland Terminals, LLC, at a Demopolis, Marengo County address on its facility locations page, is described as an inland logistics hub serving multiple raw and processed material markets. This is a regional logistics connection, not a claim about exact district-boundary placement.
- The University of West Alabama is located in Livingston; its institutional facts page gives its address. Its Division of Lifelong Learning and Economic & Workforce Development describes workforce development and economic vitality work in Sumter County and West Alabama's Black Belt region.
- Greene County Health System is located in Eutaw and states that it primarily serves Greene County and neighboring Sumter, Hale, Marengo, and Tuscaloosa counties. Its official website gives its address and service area. This is a regional healthcare-service relationship.
- Hale County Hospital is located in Greensboro and describes emergency, inpatient, diagnostic, rehabilitation, home-health, and other services for Hale County and surrounding communities on its official website. Its clinic directory lists its Greensboro clinic and Moundville Medical Associates in Moundville.
- Hill Hospital of Sumter County lists its address in York on its official about page. Wallace Community College Selma lists its Demopolis Campus address in Gallion and its West Alabama Regional Training Center address in Demopolis in its official campus directory. These are regional health and education anchors; this dossier does not infer exact district-line placement from their county or city.
- Georgia-Pacific Naheola Mill is located in Pennington, Choctaw County; the facility location is identified in an ADEM permit record. This is a named regional manufacturing anchor; no district-only employment count is asserted.
- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers describes the Black Warrior–Tombigbee Waterway and Demopolis Lake in its regional overview. ADEM's Black Warrior River Basin report and Tombigbee River Basin report provide the wider watershed context.
¶ 6. People and Organizations to Map
- People and organizations: Bobby D. Singleton (canonical graph entity: Bobby Singleton); The University of West Alabama; Wallace Community College Selma; West Alabama Regional Training Center; Greene County Health System; Hale County Hospital; Moundville Medical Associates; Hill Hospital of Sumter County; Marengo County Economic Development Authority; Superior Inland Terminals, LLC; Georgia-Pacific Naheola Mill; Demopolis City Schools; and Marengo County Schools. The directory lists Bobby D. Singleton as District 24 senator; the election certification separately lists him as a Democratic candidate.
- Correlation question 1: What relationship, if any, exists between Greene County Health System's stated service area, Hale County Hospital's Greensboro and Moundville clinics, and healthcare access across the district's overlapping communities?
- Correlation question 2: What relationship, if any, links The University of West Alabama and Wallace Community College Selma workforce offerings with the county-level employers identified in the district's western Alabama communities?
- Correlation question 3: What relationship, if any, connects the Black Warrior–Tombigbee Waterway, Superior Inland Terminals, and the district's mapped river-adjacent communities and economic activity?
¶ 7. Representation and Legislative Work
- Representation: the Alabama Legislature directory lists Bobby D. Singleton as senator for District 24. This officeholder listing is distinct from the election candidacy record.
- Legislative example: the official Alabama SB316 (2025) enrolled text names Senators Singleton and Bell and specifies an educational tourism distillery license. The enrolled text gives October 1, 2025 as the specified effective date. This dossier records the document's enrolled-text status and its stated date; it does not claim enactment based on an enrolled bill alone.
- Further dated bill and session records are available through the official Alabama Legislature bill-search portal. No committee assignment is asserted here.