We Stopped Conecuh Woods Landfill

06/21/2018

Plaintiffs' lawyer says ADEM needs a formal discrimination policy or risks losing millions in federal funding.

04/12/2016

$45 million dollars from a group that obviously doesn't even have $45 million-this is a disgrace! ADEM granted a permit to Arrowhead to accept coal ash from the largest coal ash spill in history. Now, people are sick. Yet, Arrowhead wants to sue people for fighting against something that's ruining their health. What a pile of garbage this is! It sounds like an attempt to silence the people. Does that sound familiar to you? This could have been Conecuh County. That is scary. Remember folks, continue to stay alert and aware. As long as we stay aware, there will be no dump in Conecuh County!

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/04/arrowhead_landfill_owners_sue.html

Suit claims officers knowingly made false statements on Facebook and in interviews, seeks $30M in damages.

11/07/2015

As qualifying for local elections closes, let us all remember the past as we look forward to the future, particularly when it comes to choosing a county commissioner. Remember the wishes of the people were not heard by some former members of the Conecuh County Commission. As a result thousands of dollars in legal fees and countless hours were spent fighting the construction of one of the nation's largest dumps. The good news is, the people prevailed! Let's not forget the past and always look to improve the future.

10/02/2015

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/politics/southunionstreet/2015/10/01/former-gov-fob-james-sues-son-alleging-fraud/73152984/

Lawsuit claims Patrick James “fraudulently obtained funds” from parents; son denies wrongdoing in email

12/31/2014

As of today, all legals fees incurred in the fight against Conecuh Woods have been paid in full! A special thanks is extended to those individuals, churches, and organizations who helped pay off the debt. Thanks should also be extended to every individual who contributed, in whatever way, to the defeat of Conecuh Woods! Since we all stood together and fought, there will be No Dump!

11/15/2014

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Don't forget, you have another opportunity TOMORROW to help "Drain the Dump Debt" at Flippers Seafood & Oysterbar in Orange Beach!

WHEN: 11AM-3PM, Saturday, November 15th

WHERE: Flippers Seafood and Oysterbar at Bear Point Marina in Orange Beach, AL

Enjoy food, fun, and an auction.The auction will include art from Sharon Owens, and the Orange Beach Art Council, a pair of handmade lanterns made by Charleston Lighting, a signed Alabama football, an Alabama print and more.

So, make plans to join us at Orange Beach and let's "drain" the "dump debt" once and for all! Proceeds will go to pay legal fees incurred in the fight against a proposed mega landfill in rural Conecuh County. For the complete story on the fight, visit reptonalabama.com

11/08/2014

DRAIN the DUMP Debt Campaign CONTINUES TODAY Saturday - November 8 at 4pm, with the SOUTHERN GOSPEL EXPLOSION at the Lenox Community Center!!

Plates will begin being served at 4pm. You may dine in or take out. There will be an auction as well. Gospel Music will be provided by Chris, Cindy & Christen Booker, John Bartlett & Southern Bluegrass, The Gospel Melodies, Will Richerson, the Buddy Standford Family, the Davis Family, Randy & Tosha Steadman and Buddy Bell!

11/01/2014

We should all be proud of the unity our community showed in the defeat of the Conecuh Woods dump. Together, with the help of many, many of our friends and neighbors we defeated Conecuh Woods. Now, it is time to "drain" the dump debt. Please make plans to come out to Repton tomorrow and participate in the "Cajun in the Country Shrimp Boil" and donate to help pay down the remaining debt. Then, make the trip down to the beach on November 15 to Flippers Seafood & Oysterbar in Orange Beach for "The Beauty and the Trash" benefit. If you can't make it to either event, you may send your tax deductible donation to:
Repton Restoration Society Inc.
P.O. Box 322
Repton, AL 36475

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And remember, because we stood together and fought, there will be NO DUMP!!!

The fundraiser is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 15 at Flippers Restaurant on Bear Point to help cover the remaining $58,000 in legal fees from the town-led lawsuit.

10/12/2014

10/05/2014

The Town of Repton still has an outstanding No Dump legal fee bill of $63,000! If 6300 people would send $10 each it would be "put to bed"! Your Tax Deductible DONATION can be made to the Repton Restoration Society (RRS) , Inc (501C3), PO Box 322, Repton, AL 36475.

02/15/2014

Father, Grandfather, Veteran, and Alabama State Senator District 22

12/28/2013

IMPORTANT INFO PLEASE READ!!!

If your needing or WANTING to donate before the end of the year......PLEASE consider a tax deductible gift to the Repton Restoration Society, PO Box 322, Repton, Al 36475. At this time, all donations will go to retire our "No Dump" litigation debt - remainder still owed, $80,000.00. If 8,000 people would donate $10 each, we could settle the bill in no time. If your thinking that YOU want to do this, DON'T delay hence you may forget, write & mail your check TODAY!!

If you are not aware of our No Dump Fight that the People WON by Standing United against Big Money, go to www.reptonalabama.com, click on the No Dump page then click on the Dump Timeline. It is truly a David & Goliath story! Thanks be to God for the Communities of South Alabama!! We continue to support "Alabama, the Beautiful" NOT Alabama the Dump!!!

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