Drivers license offices to begin closing

Lines at your driver's license office could be longer after Oct. 1.  The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said budget cuts will result in closing driver's license offices across the state including the Jacksonville office.The agency said the cut will be in phases, with 33 offices closed during the first wave. In January 2016, a further 12 offices will close. By March, all but four offices in the entire state will shut their doors  The offices that will remain open, ALEA said, are Huntsville, Montgomery, Mobile, and Birmingham.

For those needing to renew existing licenses, you are able to do so online.