How to Get Little League Baseball in North Alabama

Starting a Little League Baseball league in North Alabama requires communication with the Little League national office. The national office is in charge of granting charters to areas that are in need of a Little League Baseball league. In order to ensure that the charter is granted, there is a process that must be followed. According to the Little League Web site, creating a charter can be accomplished in under two weeks if all the steps are followed.

Things You'll Need

  • Charter application
  • League constitution
  • List of board members
  • Boundary map
Show More

Instructions

    • 1

      Fill out a charter application and submit it. The charter application will include information such as how many teams your league will have competing in each different division of play. The charter application will also provide the chance to purchase insurance through the Little League organization, according to their Web site.

    • 2

      Submit your list of board members and league constitution. According to the Little League Web site, new organizations are encouraged to use the Little League Constitution. Each league does have the right to draft and submit their own constitution if they wish. The list of current board members for the league is required for the official records in the Little League regional office.

    • 3

      Make your boundary map and submit it. For Little League in North Alabama, it is necessary to submit a map of the area from which the league will draw its players. The boundary map should include a written description of the area where the league is being started. The written description should provide details on the most northern, western, eastern and southern boundaries. Examples of a boundary could be a highway to the north or a state park to the south. The written description should also include the estimated population of the boundary area.