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Montgomery County engineer files FY2025 Rebuild Alabama report showing $2.96M in road spending
Summary
County Engineer George Speake submitted the FY2025 Rebuild Alabama Annual Report documenting $2,957,955.06 in Rebuild Alabama expenditures on road projects, reporting 100% compliance with the cited statutory requirement and requesting the report be presented to the Montgomery County Commission and posted publicly.
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County Engineer George Speake submitted the FY2025 County Rebuild Alabama Annual Report to the Montgomery County Commission, reporting $2,957,955.06 in Rebuild Alabama expenditures for fiscal 2025 and requesting that the report be presented at the commission's first January 2026 meeting and posted on the county website as required by law.
The memo, filed under the authority of Section 11(e) of Act No. 2019-2 (HB2), known as the Rebuild Alabama Act, lists beginning balances and revenue for the county’s Rebuild accounts (columns shown as $3,481,078.89 and $183,085.29 beginning balances and $3,043,692.52 and $400,000.00 annual revenues) and records carryover balances of $3,844,608.33 and $583,085.29 after FY2025 disbursements.
The attached line-item schedule shows multiple road projects receiving Rebuild funds, including resurfacing and striping work. Examples on the schedule include Mt. Zion Road ($690,209.22), Long Road ($564,716.64), Snowdoun/Chamber project ($484,042.83) and other listed road contracts; the report totals Rebuild expenditures for the year at $2,957,955.06. The memo also notes an addendum indicating Jackson Ferry Road was awarded funds from the Rebuild Alabama Act Annual Grant Program.
The report states that 100% of the county’s Rebuild funds expended in FY2025 complied with the referenced statutory condition (identified in the report as Section 7c(2)(d)). It also documents the method by which Rebuild funds were utilized and flags that only Rebuild Alabama Funds are intended to be reported in the attached CRAAR-Final file.
The county memo lists whether projects used competitive bidding or public works contracts and identifies funding sources on the schedule (CRAF, FAEF and RAA grant columns). The report does not record any formal commission vote in the memo itself; it recommends presentation at the next commission meeting and public posting of the report and attachment.
Next steps: the memo requests the county commission present the attached FY2025 Rebuild Alabama Annual Report at its first January 2026 meeting and enter the report into the minutes and the county website as required under Section 11(e) of the Rebuild Alabama Act.
