(The Center Square) – More than $58 million in 26 new road projects are on the way for Alabama.
The largest projects include $6.2 million in state and local funds for a roundabout at the intersection of State Route 193 and Fowl River Road in Mobile County.
Local governments will contribute $18.7 million and the state has awarded more than $40 million. The total in taxpayer funds exceeds $58.9 million.
Matching funds were not required under the Rebuild Alabama Act .
“This is a substantial investment that underscores our dedication to enhancing roads and bridges statewide,” Gov. Kay Ivey said in a release. “Alabamians deserve nothing short of excellence in their infrastructure, and Rebuild Alabama is continuing to deliver long-term results that are felt across every stretch of our state.”
Also included was $5.8 million for the construction of roundabouts at the intersections of State routes 126 and 8 with U.S. 80 and Marler Road in Montgomery.
Geneva County will receive $4.8 million for a roundabout at the intersection of State routes 52 and 153 and County Route 5.