Infrastructure USDOT grants Alabama $2.5B loan for Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project Officials said the financing clears a final hurdle for the long-delayed I-10 overhaul, with construction expected before 2026 ends. Alex JobinSeptember 22, 2026
Infrastructure Figures announces $8.5 million for Montgomery airport runway upgrades The federal grant will refurbish more than 9,000 feet of Montgomery Regional Airport runway, seeking to reduce debris and support regional growth. Wesley WalterAugust 17, 2026
Congress Rep. Aderholt announces $16.17M secured for Swayback Bridge replacement The federal BUILD grant will help replace the aging Hustleville Road span, improve safety and realign 2,000 feet of roadway. StaffJuly 2, 2026
Congress Sen. Britt presses for infrastructure funding for Alabama projects Britt urged Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to support I-65 expansion and the Mobile River Bridge construction during a Senate hearing. Alex JobinMay 20, 2025
Governor Gov. Ivey awards grant to provide traffic safety training to prosecutors, law enforcement The funds were made available by the U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. StaffOctober 18, 2024
Infrastructure $550M federal grant boosts I-10 Mobile River Bridge Project It's one of the largest federal grants in the state's history. StaffJuly 30, 2024
Infrastructure Mobile secures historic $550 million USDOT grant for Mobile River Bridge and Bayway This grant, part of the Bridge Investment Program, is the largest federal grant in Alabama's history. StaffJuly 18, 2024
Infrastructure Rep. Sewell announces $14 million in grants for York, Fairfield The grants will be used to reduce blocked railroad crossings, enhance transportation network, and more. StaffJune 25, 2024
Congress Rep. Sewell announces $145,200 for roadway, rail safety in York The funding will be used for a demonstration program to improve roadway and rail safety. StaffMay 21, 2024
National Sewell announces $14.5 million to reconnect historic Birmingham Black Business District Funding will be used to improve access by converting Birmingham’s Black Main Street from a one-way to a two-way road. StaffMarch 12, 2024