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Owens Cross Roads council reviews 2026 transportation plan, notes proclamation and property item
Summary
At a Jan. 13 work session, the Owens Cross Roads City Council listed Resolution No. 26-001 — the 2026 Annual Transportation Plan and Roadway Maintenance Paving Report — as reported by City Engineer Jake Roth, recorded a proclamation recognizing Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month, and noted an agenda item concerning a 24-acre parcel on Highway 431; no formal vote on the plan is recorded.
Owens Cross Roads City Council met in a work session on Jan. 13, 2026, and reviewed its agenda items, including Resolution No. 26-001 — described as the 2026 Annual Transportation Plan and Roadway Maintenance Paving Report — reported by City Engineer Jake Roth. The meeting also included a proclamation recognizing January 2026 as Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month and an agenda notation regarding a 24-acre parcel on Highway 431 owned by Joe Adair.
The transportation item appears on the meeting agenda as "Resolution No. 26-001: To Approve the 2026 Annual Transportation Plan & Roadway Maintenance Paving Report," with Jake Roth listed as the reporter. The minutes record the resolution on the agenda but do not include text of Roth’s presentation, discussion by council members, or a formal vote to adopt or reject the resolution in these minutes.
Council members and staff listed on the minutes included Mayor Tony Craig; Councilwomen Elizabeth Craig and Jennifer Liddle; Councilmen Claude Lang, Scott Baker and Dan Arvidson; City Clerk Christie Eason; City Engineer Jake Roth; Police Chief Jason Dobbins; Fire Chief Bruce Swanson; and city attorneys Matt Balch and Tom Jarvinen. The agenda also included an item described as "Regarding Joe Adair — 24 Acres Highway 431, Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763 (0 Ed Spears Road)," but the minutes provide no recorded discussion or action on that parcel.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn by Councilman Dan Arvidson, seconded by Councilman Claude Lang. The minutes record 'YEA' votes from Scott Baker, Mayor Tony Craig and Jennifer Liddle; Elizabeth Craig is recorded as 'ABSENT.' The work session adjourned at 5:52 p.m. The minutes were submitted by City Clerk Christie Eason and Revenue Clerk Teresa Carpenter.
No further procedural steps, follow-up assignments or adoption votes for Resolution No. 26-001 are recorded in these minutes.
