Autauga County Commission reaffirms Road Safety Plan, sets long-term fatality-reduction goal

The Autauga County Commission unanimously reaffirmed Resolution 2026-46 at its July 14, 2026 meeting, formally adopting the Autauga County Safety Action Plan and endorsing a Vision Zero–style approach to roadway safety. The resolution directs county leaders to prioritize data-driven, proactive strategies and commits the county to a five percent (5%) reduction in fatalities and serious injuries by year 2045, measured as a five-year rolling average against the 2019–2023 baseline.

Commissioner Rusty Jacksland moved to reaffirm the resolution and Commissioner Terry Tanner seconded; the motion carried by unanimous vote. The printed resolution language — adopted by the commission — states that "the County will strive to achieve a five percent (5%) reduction in fatalities and serious injuries by year 2045, measured as a five-year rolling average compared to a baseline average from 2019-2023." The minutes record the commission's commitment to allocate resources to implement the Safety Action Plan and to monitor and report progress to the public. No additional funding amounts or specific project phasing were specified in the minutes.