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2026 Board Meetings

March 5
June 25
September 3
December 3

10:00 a.m.*
1st Floor Conference Room
560 South Lawrence Street Montgomery, AL 36104

* All meetings begin at 10:00 a.m. and are held at the Montgomery location unless otherwise noted.

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ADRS Board of Directors

The Alabama Board of Rehabilitation Services is comprised of seven members, with one from each Congressional district. Of these, three members must have a disability, one must be the parent of a child with a disability and three members must be from business and industry. Biographies of the current board members are below.

Click here to review ADRS Regulations and Notices

Professional portrait of Michelle K. Glaze

Michelle Glaze District 1

Michelle Glaze, District 1

Representing a person with a disability, she serves as Director of Professional Outreach for the Foundation Fighting Blindness and works to increase awareness and referrals by reaching out to the professional community of optometrists, ophthalmologists, retinal specialists, low-vision specialists, vocational rehabilitation programs, and schools for the blind to share information about resources available to patients with inherited retinal diseases.

Kimberlin Love District 2

Kimberlin Love, District 2

Representing business and industry, she is the Practice Administrator for River Region Dermatology and Laser, a Leadership Montgomery member, and a board member for the Montgomery Junior League where she assisted with the addition of a sensory center at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. She graduated from Howard University, worked with America’s Promise, and served as a deputy press secretary in the White House.

Judith Gilliam District 3

Judith Gilliam, District 3

Representing a person with a disability, she serves on the Alabama Licensure Board for American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters and Transliterators. A graduate of Gallaudet University, she served as a board member of the National Association of the Deaf, was a Commissioner on Collegiate Interpreter Education, and helped pass a bill making ASL a foreign language credit in Alabama schools.

Kevin Kidd, Vice Chair District 4

Kevin Kidd, District 4, Vice Chair

Representing both business and a person with a disability, he serves as Director of Employment Services for the Alabama Department of Workforce. He graduated from the University of Alabama and worked at Darden Rehabilitation before joining the Department of Workforce in 1998. He has won numerous professional awards and is a lifelong advocate for disability rights.

Eddie Williams District 5

Eddie Williams, District 5

Representing business and a parent of a child with a disability, he is a retired Senior Avionics Program Manager at Sanmina-SCI’s Defense and Aerospace Division. He has served on boards including the North Alabama Autism Society, Huntsville’s Downtown Rescue Mission, the Huntsville Chapter of the 100 Black Men of America, and the National Management Association. He is also a past Chair of the Alabama Board of Rehabilitation Services.

Professional portrait of Charles Wilkinson

Charles Wilkinson, Chair District 6

Charles Wilkinson, District 6, Chair

Representing both business and a parent of a child with a disability, his connection with ADRS spans over 30 years, assisting with accessibility provisions under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), developing a recruitment program, working with federal contractors regarding the hiring of individuals with disabilities, and is a vocal and tireless advocate for workers with disabilities.

Norma Lemley District 7

Norma Lemley, District 7

Representing the parent of a child with a disability, she serves on the Alabama Disability:IN Board of Directors. She is a retired attorney who spent 32 years at the University of Alabama in the System’s Office of Counsel and taught a graduate-level course at the University of Alabama College of Education in Higher Education Law. She graduated with high honors from Auburn University and Magna Cum Laude from the Cumberland School of Law.