Monroe County has received a $250,000 grant from the Rebuild Alabama Act to resurface streets in Frisco City.
“From day one of the Ivey Administration, I have made clear to the people of our state that improving Alabama’s roads and bridges is a top priority, and I am proud we continue delivering on that promise,” said Governor Kay Ivey in an online announcement. “Our work is not done, and we will continue delivering results in all 67 of our counties.”
Monroe County is one of 10 counties to benefit from an overall grant of $3.1 million.
Funds will be used to resurface Mulberry Street, Snider Avenue, Houston Street, and Oak Grove Street. Monroe County matches the grant with $500.
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