Prattville Community Job Fair to be Held on April 23

APRIL 16, 2026

Prattville Community Job Fair to be Held on April 23

PRATTVILLE, Ala. - Job seekers in Prattville, AL and surrounding areas are invited to attend the Prattville Community Job Fair on Thursday, April 23, 2026. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. is reserved for High School Seniors and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 pm for the general public. The event will be held at the Old Prattville Kindergarten School located at 423 South Northington Street.

Co-hosted by the Alabama Department of Workforce, Prattville City Council members Marcus Jackson and Thea Langley, the Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Autauga County Technology Center, the event will bring together nearly 40 employers and workforce resources, offering a wide range of employment opportunities across multiple industries. Currently, 40 employers are registered to participate, with more than 1,500 available jobs.

Online registration and a listing of employers and jobs is available at www.labor.alabama.gov/jobfairregistration.

Participating employers and organizations include healthcare providers, manufacturers, state agencies, and regional businesses such as Alabama Power, Prattville Fire Department, Prattville Police Department, HnR Plumbing, Viscofan, Kinedyne, Infinity Plast Automotive, Alabama Department of Transportation, BWS Technologies, Chappy's Deli, Autauga County Board of Education, Alabama Department of Revenue, CNC Enterprises Inc, Baptist Health Central, Autauga County Probate, PNC Bank, Home Helpers, Alabama Department of Corrections, Premier Tech, Steri Corp, Hyundai Power Trans, Chic Fil A, Alabama Power company, Prattville YMCA, Guardian Credit Union, Stronghold Contracting, Alabama Department of Youth Services, and more.

"We are always excited to work with local leaders in our community to bring jobseekers and employers together," said Tara Hutchison, Alabama Department of Workforce Communications Director. "Events like these that also include our high school students are especially valuable, as some of them are having their first experience as an adult in the workforce."

Attendees are encouraged to bring multiple copies of their resume, dress professionally, and be prepared to engage with hiring representatives.

"This event is important to our community because it highlights entry level opportunities for our high school students, enabling them to connect with employers who are actively hiring in our region," said Prattville Councilman Marcus Jackson. "This is a great opportunity for young people that are unclear on their future to bring the path ahead into focus."

"Bringing high-quality, career-focused opportunities directly to our community is exactly what collaboration should look like. When we work together, we create real pathways for people to build strong, stable futures right here in Prattville. I am incredibly grateful to the Chamber, ACTC, Councilman Jackson, and Workforce Alabama - this simply would not be possible without their partnership and commitment to our community."

The Alabama Career Center System (ACCS) is part of the Alabama Department of Workforce's Employment Services Division. The ACCS operates 56 Career Centers throughout the state, touching all 67 counties. Career Centers provide free services for both jobseekers and employers, including résumé and interview preparation services, educational and vocational training, along with workforce development services and wage assistance. A listing of Career Centers is available at www.workforce.alabama.gov.

Those who wish to learn more about the job fair can contact the Montgomery Career Center, or specifically reach out to: Ebony Moore [email protected].