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Franklin County adopts $1.6 million FY24 Rebuild Alabama transportation plan covering 11.26 miles
Summary
The county commission approved a Rebuild Alabama County Transportation Plan that lists eight resurfacing/repair projects totaling 11.26 miles with estimated costs of $1,602,000 and mixed CRAF/FAEF funding; the plan notes an estimated shortfall of $61,642.68 in available Rebuild funds.
The Franklin County Commission voted Aug. 21 to adopt its FY24 Rebuild Alabama County Transportation Plan, a prioritized list of eight road projects totaling about 11.26 miles and an estimated $1,602,000 in work. The plan specifies funding from the county’s Rebuild Alabama allocations (CRAF and FAEF) across projects and includes a project location map in the meeting packet.
Key projects listed include resurfacing segments of Hwy 25, Hwy 152, Hwy 83 and several local roads; the packet shows both estimated costs per project and the fund type (CRAF or FAEF) assigned. The plan shows projected carryover and expected FY24 revenues and calculates a remaining gap of approximately $61,642.68 in overall CRAF/FAEF balances against the plan cost. The minutes record unanimous approval and instruct the Highway Department to proceed with procurement and scheduling steps.
Commissioners said the plan follows the State’s Rebuild Alabama guidance and will move forward to bid and scheduling stages; the county noted that any CRAF or FAEF overruns will be covered by local funds if necessary.
