City of Bakerhill

Population 245 (2020 Census)

Welcome to Bakerhill, Alabama

Nestled in Barbour County near Eufaula, Bakerhill is a small town with deep roots, strong community ties, and a proud sense of place. What began as an unincorporated village before the Civil War has grown into a close-knit town that values its history while looking toward the future.

A Town With History

Bakerhill has existed as a rural settlement since before 1860, serving generations of families who helped shape the character of southeastern Alabama. Though officially incorporated in 1997, the town’s heritage stretches back more than a century, reflected in its long-standing neighborhoods, farmland, and community traditions.

Community At Its Core

Life in Bakerhill is defined by connection—neighbors know one another, families put down roots, and local leadership works to preserve the town’s small-town feel. The town operates under a mayor-council form of government, ensuring local decisions are made with residents in mind.

Economic Importance

Bakerhill plays a vital role in Barbour County’s economy. The town is home to Tyson Foods, the largest employer in the county, providing jobs to more than 1,500 people and supporting families throughout the region. This major employer brings economic stability while reinforcing Bakerhill’s importance beyond its size.

Bakerhill Community Food Bank

Community is at the heart of Bakerhill, and the Bakerhill Community Food Bank is a perfect example of neighbors helping neighbors. Held on the 4th Monday of every month, the food bank provides essential groceries to local residents and families in need. This ongoing effort helps ensure that no one in our town has to face food insecurity alone, strengthening Bakerhill through compassion, generosity, and community support.