Alabama Honors Governor Kay Ivey with Office Building

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Alabama's House of Representatives just passed a resolution to honor Governor Kay Ivey

by naming a state office building in Montgomery after her.

The building houses the Attorney General's office at 501 Washington Avenue and 38 lawmakers

co-sponsored the measure.

It calls on the state renovation finance authority to officially rename it, the Kay Ivey office

building, add her name to the exterior, put up signs, and display the resolution in

the lobby.

This nod parallels another state building named for former Governor Lerling Wallace, whom

Ivey admired.

Ivey has led Alabama since 2017, but faces term limits and cannot run again in 2026 with

just six days left in the legislative session wrapping up her era on a high note.