The Decatur City Council once again added more paving for the summer during its recent midyear budget review, but it added less than in previous years, totaling $1 million for
Decatur’s “economically shielded” revenue streams continue to keep the city budget on track as it passes the midpoint of fiscal 2024, city Chief Financial Officer Kyle Demeester said this week.
More federal money is available for road projects this year, but they must be construction-ready so local officials are reviewing projects that might qualify.
The Alabama 67-Upper River Road intersection realignment is a go with the Decatur City Council’s approval of a right of way acquisition this week that will cost $225,000 more than
The project to replace the lights along the U.S. 31 causeway and Hudson Memorial Bridges received the go-ahead this week from the Alabama Department of Transportation, city officials said.