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Electric Cities of Alabama
Jonathan A. Hand
Executive Director
jhand@electriccities.org
Contact Us:
Phone: (334) 954-3221
Fax: (334) 954-3223
Visit Us:
804 South Perry Street,
Ste 200
Montgomery, AL 36104
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1550
Montgomery, AL 36102-1550
 Jonathan A. Hand Executive Director |
Jonathan A. Hand
(334) 954-3221
jhand@electriccities.org
Educational & Professional Background
Working in the halls of Congress since 2003, Jonathan A. Hand has a proven knowledge of the legislative process on both the federal and state levels.
Having worked for Congressman Jo Bonner as a senior legislative assistant, Hand worked directly with the Committee on Energy and Commerce and the Committee on Resources to enact the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (Public Law 109-432) resulting in energy royalties for the state of Alabama in the multi-millions of dollars. In addition, Hand has been a leader for the state of Alabama in the ongoing federal water war negotiations with the states of Florida and Georgia.
Hand has a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Marketing from Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama. Today, he continues to focus on federal and state energy utility legislation as the executive director for the Electric Cities of Alabama, representing approximately one million consumers in 36 cities across the state of Alabama. Hand is also executive director of the Alabama Public Utilities Alliance, an organization for municipally-owned natural gas and water utilities and to natural gas districts throughout Alabama. In 2009, Hand moved back to his home state of Alabama where he lives with his wife, the former Elizabeth Clay Currey of Selma. The Hands make their home in Montgomery, Alabama.
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