Tag: alabama_department_of_transportation
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Governor Ivey Announces Full Opening of Memorial Parkway Overpass at Mastin Lake Road in Huntsville
The $34 million Memorial Parkway overpass at Mastin Lake Road is now fully open to traffic after three years of construction, cutting congestion and eliminating signals along a 10-mile stretch.
Politics and GovernmentTransportationState GovernmentsUSA Kay IveyMemorial ParkwayMastin Lake RoadHuntsvilleAlabama Department of TransportationTommy BattleRoad ConstructionAlabama Governor's Office
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Ivey Announces $167 Million Contract to Replace Tuscaloosa's Woolsey Finnell Bridge
Alabama awards a $167 million contract to Scott Bridge Company to replace Tuscaloosa's aging Woolsey Finnell Bridge with a six-lane span and widen McFarland Boulevard.
Politics and GovernmentUSATransportationState GovernmentsFederal GovernmentInfrastructure Kay IveyWoolsey Finnell BridgeTuscaloosaAlabama Department of TransportationMcFarland BoulevardScott Bridge CompanyRichard ShelbyAlabama Governor's Office
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Ivey Awards $3.8 Million for 13 Alabama Road Projects
Governor Kay Ivey announced $3.8 million in state funding for 13 local road projects across Alabama, the final round of Rebuild Alabama Act grants for fiscal year 2026.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessUSAState GovernmentsTransportationEconomyEnergy Kay IveyRebuild Alabama ActAlabama Department of Transportationroad projectsAnnual Grant ProgramAlabama infrastructuregas tax revenueAlabama Governor's Office
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Ivey Authorizes $3.2 Billion Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Construction
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has authorized construction on the $3.2 billion Mobile River Bridge and Bayway, the state's largest transportation project, with a groundbreaking set for Friday, October 2.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessTransportationState GovernmentsFederal GovernmentInfrastructure Mobile River Bridge and BaywayKay IveyAlabama Department of TransportationKiewit Massman TraylorSean DuffyMobileAlabama Governor's Office
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Governor Ivey Announces First Phase of Birmingham Northern Beltline Now Open to Traffic
Alabama opens the first 1.88-mile segment of the Birmingham Northern Beltline between SR-79 and SR-75, launching a future 52-mile I-422 corridor expected to support over 11,700 jobs a year.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessTransportationState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and Labor Birmingham Northern BeltlineKay IveyAlabama Department of TransportationI-422Jefferson CountyInfrastructureEconomic DevelopmentAlabama Governor's Office