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The grants total more than $18 million to help 51 communities across Alabama complete vital infrastructure projects.
Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday will award Community Development Block Grants totaling more than $18 million to help 51 communities across Alabama complete vital infrastructure projects.
Joining the governor for the grant awards ceremony will be Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) Director Kenneth Boswell, as well as mayors, council members and county commissioners from the communities receiving the grants.
The event is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Central Standard Time.
LIFT is teaming with Tuskegee University and the city of Tuskegee to base the training center at the storied Moton Field.
It is good to see all of our state’s top elected leaders coming together and Working for Alabama.
"We want to keep good paying jobs and continue to grow the American auto manufacturing sector here," the governors said.
Gov. Ivey should champion this cause, urging lawmakers to embrace the Summer EBT for summer 2025. The time to act is now.
