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Commission approves Jackson County 2024 Rebuild Alabama annual report

2116188 · January 15, 2025

Summary

County staff presented the 2024 Rebuild Alabama annual report, which details prior-year expenditures and project status; commissioners voted to approve making the report part of the minutes and available for public inspection.

Jackson County commissioners voted to approve the county’s 2024 Rebuild Alabama annual report, a required account of prior-year expenditures and project status under the Rebuild Alabama program.

The county staff presenter summarized the report and said the document lists projects approved and the status for each. “Since its passage in 2019 pursuant to the Rebuild Alabama Act, we are required to present to you a county Rebuild Alabama annual report,” the presenter said.

Why it matters: Approval makes the report part of the commission minutes and available for public inspection, and it documents how Rebuild Alabama funds were spent in the previous year.

The presenter told commissioners the report contains project descriptions, expenditures and a status column for each project; financial details appear in the last two columns showing allocations from county Rebuild Alabama funds and federal aid exchange funding. Commissioners asked whether listed projects were complete; a staff speaker answered that many items were shown as 100% complete.

The commission moved to approve the 2024 report, received a second and approved the motion by voice vote.

Ending: The approved report will be posted with the commission minutes for public inspection.

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