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Robertsdale mayor-elect Ruthie Campbell greets commission; city to participate in county program and a left-turn improvement planned at Palmer and County Road
Summary
Mayor-elect Ruthie Campbell addressed the Baldwin County Commission; commissioners said the city of Robertsdale will participate in a county "30 q" program and staff described a planned left-turn improvement at Palmer and County Road 65 (inside city limits called Palmer at 104).
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Mayor-elect Ruthie Campbell of Robertsdale addressed the Baldwin County Commission and thanked commissioners for support as she prepares to take office.
Commissioners said the city of Robertsdale will participate in the county's "30 q" program, and the commission noted a planned traffic improvement at Palmer and County Road 65 (referred to in remarks as Palmer inside the city limits at 104). Commissioners said the improvement will include a left-turn lane to ease morning traffic and that funding would include federal or state sources when required.
Ruthie Campbell said she was "really looking forward to coming in as the mayor for the city of Robert" and thanked the commission for its willingness to continue partnership between the city and the county.
Commissioners said the project grew out of ongoing collaboration between the city and county and acknowledged constituent complaints about difficulty making left turns at that intersection. No ordinance, contract or funding appropriation was voted on at the meeting; commissioners described the item as part of existing intergovernmental coordination and noted that some funding may come from state or federal sources.
The commission welcomed Campbell and expressed support for continued city-county cooperation. No formal action was recorded on the mayor-elect's remarks.

