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Alabama — AI workforce exposure by county

CAERI National › Alabama · 67 counties

Every one of Alabama's 67 counties is scored on the Community AI Exposure & Resilience Index, built entirely from public federal data. Click any county — on the map or in the table — for its full profile. County pages carry a neutral, data-only fiscal summary; a researched state-specific fiscal analysis is part of the subscription.

Counties by national percentile band

Autauga — CAERI 60.0 (75th–90th, national)Baldwin — CAERI 53.2 (50th–75th, national)Barbour — CAERI 55.7 (50th–75th, national)Bibb — CAERI 54.9 (50th–75th, national)Blount — CAERI 54.1 (50th–75th, national)Bullock — CAERI 36.8 (Bottom 25%, national)Butler — CAERI 48.7 (25th–50th, national)Calhoun — CAERI 41.7 (Bottom 25%, national)Chambers — CAERI 46.7 (25th–50th, national)Cherokee — CAERI 51.3 (50th–75th, national)Chilton — CAERI 50.8 (50th–75th, national)Choctaw — CAERI 39.6 (Bottom 25%, national)Clarke — CAERI 45.7 (25th–50th, national)Clay — CAERI 48.0 (25th–50th, national)Cleburne — CAERI 36.3 (Bottom 25%, national)Coffee — CAERI 51.8 (50th–75th, national)Colbert — CAERI 55.2 (50th–75th, national)Conecuh — CAERI 39.9 (Bottom 25%, national)Coosa — CAERI 45.8 (25th–50th, national)Covington — CAERI 45.5 (25th–50th, national)Crenshaw — CAERI 44.0 (25th–50th, national)Cullman — CAERI 46.5 (25th–50th, national)Dale — CAERI 44.1 (25th–50th, national)Dallas — CAERI 38.8 (Bottom 25%, national)DeKalb — CAERI 38.1 (Bottom 25%, national)Elmore — CAERI 59.9 (75th–90th, national)Escambia — CAERI 39.7 (Bottom 25%, national)Etowah — CAERI 45.3 (25th–50th, national)Fayette — CAERI 43.3 (25th–50th, national)Franklin — CAERI 52.8 (50th–75th, national)Geneva — CAERI 49.2 (25th–50th, national)Greene — CAERI 43.5 (25th–50th, national)Hale — CAERI 42.7 (25th–50th, national)Henry — CAERI 64.7 (Top 10%, national)Houston — CAERI 46.3 (25th–50th, national)Jackson — CAERI 36.7 (Bottom 25%, national)Jefferson — CAERI 57.8 (75th–90th, national)Lamar — CAERI 48.8 (25th–50th, national)Lauderdale — CAERI 57.9 (75th–90th, national)Lawrence — CAERI 47.8 (25th–50th, national)Lee — CAERI 57.0 (50th–75th, national)Limestone — CAERI 56.2 (50th–75th, national)Lowndes — CAERI 42.4 (Bottom 25%, national)Macon — CAERI 41.5 (Bottom 25%, national)Madison — CAERI 74.1 (Top 10%, national)Marengo — CAERI 48.0 (25th–50th, national)Marion — CAERI 49.6 (25th–50th, national)Marshall — CAERI 55.5 (50th–75th, national)Mobile — CAERI 52.8 (50th–75th, national)Monroe — CAERI 43.5 (25th–50th, national)Montgomery — CAERI 55.6 (50th–75th, national)Morgan — CAERI 56.5 (50th–75th, national)Perry — CAERI 37.8 (Bottom 25%, national)Pickens — CAERI 47.5 (25th–50th, national)Pike — CAERI 60.8 (75th–90th, national)Randolph — CAERI 36.9 (Bottom 25%, national)Russell — CAERI 52.9 (50th–75th, national)St. Clair — CAERI 61.6 (75th–90th, national)Shelby — CAERI 57.4 (75th–90th, national)Sumter — CAERI 52.1 (50th–75th, national)Talladega — CAERI 31.9 (Bottom 25%, national)Tallapoosa — CAERI 43.6 (25th–50th, national)Tuscaloosa — CAERI 52.3 (50th–75th, national)Walker — CAERI 51.4 (50th–75th, national)Washington — CAERI 43.1 (25th–50th, national)Wilcox — CAERI 36.6 (Bottom 25%, national)Winston — CAERI 56.1 (50th–75th, national)
Top 10%75th–90th50th–75th25th–50thBottom 25%
Shaded by national percentile band — relative standing among all U.S. counties, not a condition. Grey = not scored (no general-purpose county government).
US rankCounty / equivalent CAERINat'l band State rankConfidence
20 Madison 74.1 Top 10% 1High
257 Henry 64.7 Top 10% 7Medium
441 St. Clair 61.6 75th–90th 6Medium
508 Pike 60.8 75th–90th 20Medium
565 Autauga 60.0 75th–90th 3Medium
571 Elmore 59.9 75th–90th 5Medium
729 Lauderdale 57.9 75th–90th 8Medium
732 Jefferson 57.8 75th–90th 12High
772 Shelby 57.4 75th–90th 17Medium
820 Lee 57.0 50th–75th 28Medium
863 Morgan 56.5 50th–75th 16High
896 Limestone 56.2 50th–75th 36Medium
898 Winston 56.1 50th–75th 2High
942 Barbour 55.7 50th–75th 4Medium
948 Montgomery 55.6 50th–75th 13High
961 Marshall 55.5 50th–75th 9High
987 Colbert 55.2 50th–75th 21Medium
1032 Bibb 54.9 50th–75th 10Medium
1110 Blount 54.1 50th–75th 18High
1196 Baldwin 53.2 50th–75th 15High
1227 Russell 52.9 50th–75th 31Medium
1235 Franklin 52.8 50th–75th 26Medium
1237 Mobile 52.8 50th–75th 14High
1284 Tuscaloosa 52.3 50th–75th 33Medium
1305 Sumter 52.1 50th–75th 22Medium
1340 Coffee 51.8 50th–75th 11High
1392 Walker 51.4 50th–75th 24High
1402 Cherokee 51.3 50th–75th 25Medium
1452 Chilton 50.8 50th–75th 19Medium
1593 Marion 49.6 25th–50th 23Medium
1628 Geneva 49.2 25th–50th 29Medium
1665 Lamar 48.8 25th–50th 37Medium
1681 Butler 48.7 25th–50th 32Medium
1757 Clay 48.0 25th–50th 49Medium
1763 Marengo 48.0 25th–50th 27Medium
1781 Lawrence 47.8 25th–50th 40Medium
1817 Pickens 47.5 25th–50th 50Medium
1902 Chambers 46.7 25th–50th 30Medium
1912 Cullman 46.5 25th–50th 38High
1947 Houston 46.3 25th–50th 34High
2007 Coosa 45.8 25th–50th 58Medium
2015 Clarke 45.7 25th–50th 39Medium
2040 Covington 45.5 25th–50th 41Medium
2063 Etowah 45.3 25th–50th 35High
2189 Dale 44.1 25th–50th 46Medium
2194 Crenshaw 44.0 25th–50th 47Low
2245 Tallapoosa 43.6 25th–50th 44Medium
2255 Greene 43.5 25th–50th 51Medium
2259 Monroe 43.5 25th–50th 53Medium
2273 Fayette 43.3 25th–50th 45Medium
2297 Washington 43.1 25th–50th 56Medium
2341 Hale 42.7 25th–50th 54Low
2365 Lowndes 42.4 Bottom 25% 52Medium
2425 Calhoun 41.7 Bottom 25% 43High
2449 Macon 41.5 Bottom 25% 42Medium
2584 Conecuh 39.9 Bottom 25% 63Medium
2608 Escambia 39.7 Bottom 25% 59Medium
2613 Choctaw 39.6 Bottom 25% 62Medium
2682 Dallas 38.8 Bottom 25% 48Medium
2742 DeKalb 38.1 Bottom 25% 57High
2761 Perry 37.8 Bottom 25% 55Low
2819 Randolph 36.9 Bottom 25% 66Medium
2830 Bullock 36.8 Bottom 25% 64Medium
2831 Jackson 36.7 Bottom 25% 60Medium
2844 Wilcox 36.6 Bottom 25% 61Low
2857 Cleburne 36.3 Bottom 25% 65Medium
3060 Talladega 31.9 Bottom 25% 67High
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