The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface and perform access management along a stretch of US-82 from near Echola Road to near Buhl Cut-off Road in western Tuscaloosa County to improve mobility and safety.
The 4.79-mile project is scheduled to begin Monday, Dec. 1, and will continue until late summer 2026, weather permitting….
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is resurfacing a section of I-22 in Walker County from the Marion County line to near Exit 40 north of Eldridge to improve mobility and safety.
The 1.8-mile project began earlier this week and will continue until the end of the year, weather permitting. At least one lane will…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface a portion of SR-5 in Walker County from the Jefferson County line to west of Rocky Ridge Road near Sumiton.
The four-mile project is expected to begin Tuesday, April 22 and will continue until fall 2025, weather permitting. At least one lane will remain open in…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface and install guardrail in Walker County on SR-69 from near Blackwater Creek Bridge to the Cullman County line to improve mobility and safety.
The 5.3-mile project is expected to begin Tuesday, May 27 and continue until late summer 2025.
Wiregrass Construction Company was awarded the project…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface and install guardrail on US-82 from Wilson Road to SR-5 in Brent to improve mobility and safety.
The 3.65-mile project is scheduled to begin Wednesday, Aug. 13 and will continue until late fall 2025, weather permitting. At least one lane will be open in each direction…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface two roads in Clanton to improve safety and mobility.
The nighttime project includes resurfacing a portion of US-31, from the intersection of Newport Avenue to Inverness Drive, as well as a segment of SR-145, stretching from US-31 to First Street.
Work is scheduled to begin Monday,…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to replace the two existing bridges over Big Creek on US-82 near Sam Sutton Road in Coker with a single, wider bridge.
Additionally, the Sam Sutton Road intersection will be permanently closed to accommodate the new bridge.
The project is scheduled to begin Monday, May 12 and will…
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface and install guardrail on SR-28 from the intersection of County Road 21 to the intersection of US-80 near Bellamy.
The 6.2-mile project is expected to begin Monday, Nov. 3 and will continue until spring 2026.
S.T. Bunn Construction Company was awarded the project at $2.45 million.
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to resurface a stretch of Skyland Boulevard (US-11) from SR-69 to Pleasant Hill Drive in Tuscaloosa.
The 5.24-mile nighttime project will also include left turn lane lengthening and enhancements at Hargrove Road, Palisades Drive and Cypress Creek Avenue.
Work is scheduled to begin Sunday, Sept. 7 and will…
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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) plans to replace older traffic signs with new signs on I-22 from the Mississippi state line to the I-65 interchange in Birmingham.
The 96-mile project, which also includes new traffic counters in Jefferson County, is scheduled to begin Monday, Sept. 22, and will continue until fall 2026, weather permitting.
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