West Fern Avenue Closes Weekdays in Foley Through Sept. 19 for Drainage Work
West Fern Avenue between Highway 59 and North Alston Street in Foley is closed weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sept. 19 for storm drainage work and a…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of road construction from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
West Fern Avenue between Highway 59 and North Alston Street in Foley is closed weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sept. 19 for storm drainage work and a…
ALDOT has installed a new traffic signal on SR-14 at the 17 Springs entrance in Millbrook, with the light set to run in flashing mode before reaching full operation on…
ALDOT has completed a $24.8 million widening of I-10 in Mobile County, adding a third travel lane in each direction along a five-mile stretch that carries about 65,000 vehicles a…
ALDOT, the City of Mobile and Mobile County are upgrading 174 traffic signals as part of the Regional Traffic Operations Program, with retiming work rolling out in four waves through…
A rundown of the road construction and lane closures drivers in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties should expect this week, from I-10 resurfacing to bridge maintenance over the Yellow River.
Baldwin County and Daphne have completed nearly $3 million in road work along Milton Jones Road, including a new roundabout and resurfacing of several connecting corridors.
The repaving of Jackson Street (Highway 295) in Grove Hill is nearly finished, and the city has applied for grants to resurface Church Street and streets in the Wilson Hall…
The city of Daphne has opened its new County Road 13 and Milton Jones Road roundabout to through traffic, with a western connector to Friendship Road expected to open within…
ALDOT will conduct overnight milling, paving, and striping on Highway 59 between County Road 6 and Fort Morgan Road through August 6, with single-lane closures each night from 7 p.m.…
A newly striped lane on Holmes Bridge in Gulf Shores will remain closed with cones until a dedicated pedestrian bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway is finished, city officials say.