Two counties in the Black Belt are part of the latest round of funds from the state to support road improvement projects.
There are 13 projects in Alabama benefitting from $3.8 million from the Alabama Department of Transportation’s Annual Grant Program.
“Good roads make for more jobs, smoother travel and happier Alabamians. That is why improving our infrastructure has remained a top priority of my Administration,” said Gov. Kay Ivey.
“Through Rebuild Alabama, we are putting dollars where rubber meets the road and delivering real results in all 67 counties. Long after the construction crews pack up, these investments will keep Alabama rolling, moving and growing for generations to come.”
See below for the projects in Hale and Lowndes County:
- Widening and resurfacing on CR-29 from AL-25 to AL-69 in Hale County for a total of $566,422.41.
- Resurfacing all streets in Benton in Lowndes County for a total of $335,940.
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