The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is seeking public input on a proposed project to improve traffic flow and intersection capacity along US-31 in Spanish Fort.
The proposed project includes additional lanes and intersection modifications along US-31, it extends from US-90/US-98 to School Road and includes improvements to US-31, US-90, US-98 and State Route 225.
“We want to hear from you.” ALDOT is looking for comments, proposals and ideas from the public as the project moves through the design process. Public input will help ALDOT understand and address community needs as the agency develops its plans.
The goal is to improve traffic flow and intersection capacity safely and efficiently.
Proposed improvements include:
- Adding through lanes to expand the roadway from four to six lanes.
- Upgrading traffic signals.
- Improving access management to help traffic move more safely and efficiently.
- Adding sidewalks.
- Incorporating other roadway and intersection safety features.
Public Involvement Meeting
ALDOT will host a public involvement meeting to share information about the proposed improvements, answer questions and receive public comments.
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Time: 5 to 7 p.m.
- Location: Spanish Fort Community Center, 7361 Spanish Fort Blvd., Spanish Fort, Alabama
The meeting will provide an opportunity for residents, business owners and interested members of the public to learn more about the project and provide feedback.
How to Submit Comments
Those who cannot attend the meeting may review project information and submit comments through the following options
- Online: www.ALDOTinvolved.com
- Email: US31-AddLanes@dot.state.al.us
- Phone: (251) 470-8375 (3-minute limit)
- Mail:
Alabama Department of Transportation
Attn: Jerome A. Reddick
1701 I-65 West Service Road, North
Mobile, AL 36618
Please submit all comments on the proposed project by December 10, 2026
Additional project information is available at www.ALDOTinvolved.com.
Project Timeline:
ALDOT estimates the project will cost approximately $8.2 million. The plan is to begin construction between fall 2027 and spring 2028. Construction will take approximately 18 months, and ALDOT expects to complete the project in 2029.
