Baldwin County Probate and Revenue Offices in Robertsdale to Close for Renovation

OBA Staff • April 30, 2025

Renovations at Central Annex begin tomorrow, May 1st, and expected to last ten months

Baldwin County Probate and Revenue Offices in Robertsdale to Close for Renovation

Robertsdale, Ala. – (OBA) – The Baldwin County Probate and Revenue Offices at the Central Annex in Robertsdale will close temporarily for renovations. The closure begins May 1, 2025. Renovations are expected to take around ten months to complete. The goal is to upgrade the facility and improve services.


Improvements will include a larger customer lobby and expanded workspace for employees. Updates are designed to improve both comfort and efficiency for Baldwin County residents. Officials say the project will create a better overall customer service experience.


Baldwin County Judge of Probate Harry D’Olive encouraged the public to use nearby offices in Bay Minette, Fairhope, or Foley. He also reminded residents that many services are available online or by mail.


Online services include vehicle tag renewals, license updates, and other common transactions. Visit the official Baldwin County
website for full details and service links. Payment options and service information are also listed on the website.


The Probate Office handles services like ID renewals, vehicle registrations, and licenses. The Revenue Office manages property tax collection, exemptions, and property assessments.


During the closure, residents can call the Revenue Office at 251-937-0245 or the Probate Office at 251-937-0260. Officials appreciate the public’s patience during the renovation period.


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