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City prepares to unveil long-awaited singing river sculpture

June 04, 2024 | Florence City, Lauderdale County, Alabama



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City prepares to unveil long-awaited singing river sculpture
During a recent government meeting, officials provided updates on several community projects, highlighting progress on the parking deck and the long-awaited singing river sculpture.

The parking deck is set to open around October 6th, with the payment center anticipated to launch in July. These developments are expected to enhance local infrastructure and accessibility for residents and visitors.

Additionally, discussions surrounding the singing river sculpture, which originated during former Mayor Irons' administration, have finally reached fruition. The sculpture, created by the University of Alabama Art Department using aluminum donated by Constellium, is nearing completion on Mitchell Boulevard. Funded entirely by private donations, the city’s role was limited to constructing the base, which is currently being finalized by Craig Construction.

City officials expressed gratitude for the community's interest in the sculpture, which is expected to be unveiled soon. The meeting concluded with an invitation for department heads to share further updates, indicating ongoing engagement and collaboration within the local government.

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