Roadwork Updates

This project will widen and realign approximately one mile of Church Street to 5 and 4 lanes beginning at Pratt Avenue at Hundley Street south to Monroe. It will also realign Pratt Ave nearby to straighten out the “S” curve. Sidewalks included.

Project bid July 2018 and awarded to Reed Contracting, Inc. Anticipated contractor on site in October, however, contractor will be on site in November 2018. ALDOT will begin setting up traffic control for this project in November.

Updated October 24, [more]

This is a 5 phase project to construct a divide four lane road through the TVA megasite, connecting I-565 at the Greenbrier exit to I-65 at the Huntsville Browns Ferry exit.

Phase 1,2,&3 (I-565 to 5000′ north of Old Hwy 20) are complete. Phase 4 was anticipated to bid in October, but will bid in November 2018. All phases are expected to be complete by late 2020.

Updated October 8, 2018

Cost: $19.7 million

Contractor: Reed Contracting Services, Inc.

Updated October 8, 2018

Extends the southern loop of Gateway Boulevard to connect to Rideout Road with a new signal at the intersection. Ties in where the old gate 9 was located.

Roadway and signal are complete and in service.

Updated October 8, 2018

Cost: $1.9 million

Source of Funding: This is a City of Huntsville project.

Contractor: Reed Contracting

Updated October 8, 2018

This project, also known as the Weatherly Road project, will include a 2-mile road extension along Haysland Road to Hobbs Road. The connection will help to relieve congestion on South Parkway, provide additional access to the Redstone Arsenal gate on Redstone Road, and provide access to planned residential, commercial, and recreational developments that will grow around the new Grissom school.

Based upon recent public input, the City will be constructing multi-use paths along the roadway to Hobbs [more]

This project is phase one of a 1.3 mile, five-lane roadway improvement that will include sidewalks and bicycle lanes on each side of the street from Old Jim Williams Road to Zierdt Road.

Construction began July 2018. Contract allows for 350 working days. Two-way traffic will be maintained during construction.

Updated on October 8, 2018

Total Cost: $12 million

Source of Funding: Local & State – Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program (ATRIP)

Contractor: Reed Contracting Services, Inc.

Updated on October 8, 2018