Gov. Kay Ivey has announced more than $40 million in state transportation funding for ATRIP-II projects.
“I am proud of the hard work we have put in throughout my Administration to Rebuild Alabama. Rebuild Alabama has helped make us stronger as we have broken ground on hundreds of road and bridge projects all across the state,” she said.
“We have projects improving Alabama in all 67 counties, but our job is not finished, and we are not slowing down now!”
See below for a list of projects taking place in the Black Belt:
Clarke County: Add two-way left turn lane on U.S. 43 near old drive in road
Demopolis in Marengo County: Access management along U.S. 80 from Maria Avenue to Lake Lane
Montgomery: Intersection improvements at U.S. 80 and Wares Ferry Road, including new traffic signal
Reform in Pickens County: Intersection and drainage improvements at U.S. 82 (SR-6) and SR-17
Troy in Pike County: Intersection and drainage improvements at U.S.-231 (SR-10) and George Wallace and Trojan Parkway
See this document for specific details, including costs.
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