Addison, Arley, Lynn, Natural Bridge & Nauvoo Municipal Records
Route each request to the clerk or designated custodian of the town that created the record. Use Addison, Arley or Lynn's verified municipal contact route where applicable; confirm current Natural Bridge and Nauvoo clerk contacts before filing rather than using a countywide address.
Incorporated status and three operational contacts located; Natural Bridge/Nauvoo contacts and all detailed procedures pending auditOfficial or state-supported municipality routes located; two direct clerk contacts remain unverified
Route each request to the clerk or designated custodian of the town that created the record. Use Addison, Arley or Lynn's verified municipal contact route where applicable; confirm current Natural Bridge and Nauvoo clerk contacts before filing rather than using a countywide address.
Contact and filing details
- Records custodian or office
- Applicable Addison, Arley, Lynn, Natural Bridge or Nauvoo clerk / department or utility custodian
- Arley: tfarley@bellsouth.net
- Phone
- Addison: (256) 747-2971; Arley: (205) 387-0103; Lynn: (205) 893-5250
- Submission methods
- Town-specific contact form, email, telephone, mail or office request after confirming the responsible clerk or department.
- Mailing address
- Addison: P.O. Box 98, Addison, AL 35540; Arley: P.O. Box 146, Arley, AL 35541; confirm Lynn, Natural Bridge and Nauvoo mailing addresses
- Physical address
- Addison: 30793 Highway 278, Addison, AL 35540; confirm the other town offices before visiting
- Fee information
- No unified or official general public-record copy schedule located for these five towns.
Public notes
These are five distinct incorporated governments; one request cannot be filed with a countywide small-town custodian. Addison publishes Town Hall contact and hours, Arley's League profile lists Mayor Johnny Taylor, and Lynn provides an official contact form. No stable current direct clerk contact was verified for Natural Bridge or Nauvoo, so this desk does not invent one. Nauvoo spans Walker and Winston counties, but town-created records remain with the town.