Montgomery, Alabama  

Community Vision/Mission

Montgomery County’s original proposal was to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables.  However, after conducting the CHANGE tool, a variety of needs were identified.  In addition to the original goal, the Community Health Action Response Team (CHART) plans to take a holistic approach to worksites and address smoking cessation, access to fresh fruits and vegetables, and physical activity.  The goal is to implement policy and systemic changes at a minimum of three worksites and two communities. 

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Montgomery County is a unique county in that it only encompasses the City of Montgomery and the Town of Pike Road (incorporated in 1997).  The county’s population is 223,510, 12 percent of which is classified as rural. The county encompasses 793 square miles. It has a population density of 1,370.61 persons per square mile in the city of Montgomery and 65.41 per square mile in the rural areas.  

Montgomery County played a major role in the Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a four-day march from the city of Selma to the city of Montgomery in 1965. 

The demographic make-up of the county is 43.9 percent Caucasian, 52.9 percent African American, and 2 percent Hispanic/Latino. 

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