MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Monday announced the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has awarded the contract for the first phase of widening SR-52 in Geneva County.
“I’m proud to announce we have made a significant step forward in the widening of Highway 52, powered by the transformative force of Rebuild Alabama,” said…
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An Alabama Department of Transportation project to replace the bridge over Blue Gurth Swamp on SR-14 in Dallas County will begin with sign and traffic control installation on Monday, February 12, weather permitting.
Due to the location of the bridge, the new bridge will be built in the same location of the current structure. A detour will…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation began a resurfacing project on SR-55 in Covington County from the Butler County line to US-84 in River Falls on Monday, February 5, 2024.
The resurfacing project will also include guardrail installation.
In addition to the resurfacing project, the contractor will also be installing centerline scoring on SR-55 for approximately…
An Alabama Department of Transportation project on Alabama Highway 51 in Dale County will begin Monday, January 29, weather permitting.
The project will consist of resurfacing and shoulder widening on Alabama Highway 51 from U.S. Highway 231 to the Barbour County line.
There will be lane closures and a reduced speed limit throughout the project.
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An Alabama Department of Transportation project to rehabilitate the bridge deck of the bridge on Alabama Highway 52 over the Chattahoochee River in Columbia into Georgia will begin Monday, November 20, weather permitting.
The project will consist of hydroblasting and rehabilitating the bridge deck to extend the life of the bridge.
Due to the nature…
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